Visiting Balto at the the Cleveland Museum of Natural History

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[@pamelapizarro-ruiz9817]

I'm so happy they made a nod to the hidden cheeseburgers! There's several of those plastic cheeseburgers hidden in different parts of the museum (along with that little bug car that went viral) I feel like I find another every time I visit.

[@jenniferkidney1206]

I have never found them all. The last time I was there they were doing construction inside, so my search still waits.

[@reese9030]

A very nice museum. Loved how Jacob described the camel head skeleton. I think he is emotionally scarred for life.

[@girlsaurusrex7257]

I just accept that Togo and Balto are both heroes they all played a big part in saving lives.

[@angie8088]

The Terminator Pig sounds like the name of an awesome B movie I’d probably watch.

[@tomklock568]

Balto vs. Togo...almost as iconic as T-Rex versus Triceratops. Happy travels!

[@johnalferio3146]

I live about 30 miles west of Cleveland and remember the numerous school field trips to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History

[@DonnaBrooks]

That albino raccoon was so cute! I've never seen one before!

[@terrasmutny24]

Togo was the real hero. Balto just helped him carry the medicine the rest of the way. So Togo should get the most credit.

[@joanyount3239]

Jacob! Those camels just follow you everywhere! What gives??? 🐪🐪🐪

[@susanboatman7913]

I love natural history museums, my favorite one is the Smithsonian Natural History museum in Washington d.c.

[@newmanoutdoors1564]

Same here .

[@Polyeurythane]

So glad we got all of these Cleveland videos. Not only are they entertaining and showing off stuff I never knew about, but I just accepted an apprenticeship position in the Cleveland area.

[@kymboyle6555]

As a fan of the 1995 movie, I love seeing you visit Balto. When I was a kid, I visited the statue in Central Park.Even today, I'd probably cry if I ever visited the Cleveland Museum and saw him myself.

[@andreadeamon6419]

There's a lot of things to do and see if you get to visit. No one puts it on their "vacation" list. But they should.

[@Hazy216]

Thanks for visiting bro! Much respect! 😊

[@JohnKelly2]

The brontosaurus is now back as a distinct offshoot of apatasaurus, just not with the previous skulls. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brontosaurus

[@SpinoMedia]

This is my second favorite museum in the us that I’ve been to, Chicago’s field museum is my favorite (oh and tip for anyone who visits, if you touch anything please wash your hands YOU DO NOT WANT TO KNOW WHAT A PETRI DISH LOOKS LIKES AFTER SWABBING STUFF)

[@Eighties-Jadie]

I want the plushy at 31:02 😂 kinda reminded me of cute E. T. 👽 I've never heard of a terminator pig before 😅 loved the Lucy and Juno displays and Balto was so cute. Thank you Jacob again for your uplifting videos. Absolutely love your channel and your wonderful energy. Best wishes and big hugs to both you and the beautiful Jenn ☀️

[@robylove9190]

Thanks for taking us to another awesome museum, Jacob!

[@dannykerr7454]

Always love your museum trips! Thanks for sharing your time with us!

[@louisplaat8984]

went to a wedding several years ago and whole thing was at this museum. ceremony was in opening, reception in the mammal area and dinner and party was in dino exhibit.

[@llliden7724]

I grew up in Cleveland area. You mentioned the glacier,Cleveland being an ocean area. You can actually find tiny little conch shells in the dirt when it was dug up. Always thought that was really cool, as a child, still do actually!

[@andreadeamon6419]

I grew up on 19th and denison

[@bushman979]

The camel still haunts lol love it

[@Pawprint19]

5:14 that...certainly explains a lot about geese lmao

[@jigglejello]

Great vid love that museum! Also the Brontosaurus is considered a dinosaur species again lol

[@iamprivate18]

So what you’re telling me is a miniature horse is actually a more accurate depiction of a horse than a larger one. Who would’ve thought 💭

[@sidboraus6151]

👍❤️watch this then bed .thanks for great viewing🤗

[@abrown4green]

There is a movie called TOGO as well. Highly recommended

[@julesjalovec5241]

He in my hometown!!! Have great time!! You two

[@MrsCassieToots]

It seems you simply can't escape your arch nemesis the camel. I love the fact about Peregrine Falcons punching other birds in the face. I'd be smug too if I were the fastest bird. Edit: This led me to watch a KZbin clip of a peregrine falcon punching a duck. What an a$$hole 😂

[@TheCarpetbagger]

I told you!

[@firegoddess1]

If you ever come up to Canada, I recommend going to Drumheller Alberta. It's home to the Royal Tyrrell museum and it has the biggest collection of dinosaur skeletons and fossils in canada

[@msryllo]

So it looks like they have moved some of the displays that used to be at the Health Museum to the Natural History. I used to love Juno and seeing the different parts light up as she talked about them . This museum has changed a lot in the 40 years since I have been there. 😂

[@brianb8060]

The Brontosaurus has always been a dino to me... AND PLUTO IS A PLANET!

[@DeusX42]

Fun times in Cleveland today! Make sure you visit both of their buildings.

[@timothybridgeman1304]

love the videos thanks for showing the local things around the u.s

[@sgtsharon4336]

All were awesome dogs. Belton represents every dog and every man. He also represents the life style and the age in general. A gentler way to tell the story of the children that did die of a horrendous sicknesses of the time. Maybe there is Maybe there is a list somewhere of each man and dog. Post a link.

[@anniep7280]

Juno was the highlight of my childhood field trips to the Cleveland Health museum! It was fun to watch her various organs light up and listen to the description of how they worked.

[@marlapowers5368]

Love the video and all the places you go. I learn so much from your video's keep on going looking forward to the next one.

[@menslady125eif2590]

Aww, that albino racoon is so cute!

[@trestonchen]

Thank you Carpetbagger

[@pamelakern2849]

This was an outstanding video. Jacob's narration was so articulate and entertaining 😊 We loved this video ❤

[@janetproper8324]

Thank you for this tour. I definitely miss getting my museum fix. Thanks for providing it.

[@Diax1324]

I love this channel! Thank you for visiting sites such as this when I can't travel as easily as I could in the past.

[@jenniferkidney1206]

When my class visited on a field trip a few years ago, they got to see the eagle eat a mouse. Those kids still talk about that! The otters are the best, hoping you got to see them! Blackjack (raven) is fun to talk to, too!

[@mikaylahabina8867]

Cleveland Museum of Art is free and seriously one of the best in the country if you’re still bored!

[@LowellMorgan]

The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco used to have a beautiful diorama display with life-sized horned gophers. I wonder where that went.

[@bobcalderon2534]

Another great video. I really enjoyed the museum ☺️ thanks Bob Calderon

[@ramjet-dm3tr]

Thanks for coming to Cleveland. The museums are awesome.

[@bargain_mama4958]

How cool Im in Cleveland would be nice meet you I admire you channel

[@orb938gmail.]

Here you go HERO 🐕 DOGGY,🎖️.

[@lazy_milk]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS JACOB KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!! these videos always entertain me

[@JJMarkin]

Jacob, you asked if the basket star on display was one animal or a whole cluster. Nope -- not a cluster: that really *is* just _one_ basket star. It, like sea stars and brittle stars, are echinoderms, i.e. they're related. Sea urchins are echinoderms, also, as are sand dollars, sea lilies, and, believe it or not, sea cucumbers. All related. I urge you to search on the term "basket star" on KZbin so you can see videos of these critters in motion. Graceful. Utterly fascinating. And very strange looking, indeed, if you've never seen them before.

[@tmoz1228]

The Balto story is amazing! I remember you told the story like months ago about what he was a part of!

[@abrown4green]

I was at this museum a few years ago. It was pretty impressive. Crazy they are making such a big expansion, it’s going to be massive when they are done

[@animallover7047]

Awesome place I love balto to and dinosaurs

[@CrimsonXdef]

There's still a Visible Woman at the Science Center in St. Louis! Just tucked back in the discovery lab by the games exhibit

[@nurseydebdeb8539]

When I saw the see thru person it immediately reminded me of a Jr. High field trip I had. Now Jr hi was far far ago but I looked it up and guess what.... Valeda The Transparent Talking Woman is STILL THERE!!!! She is at the Kansas Learning Center for Health at 505 Main St Halstead Kansas. Halstead is small town north of Hutchinson. They use to have a big hospital there that did some big cases, I did some nursing clinical there when going thru nursing school. But that hospital is no longer there sadly. But, there you go when you come to Kansas state fair in Sept, and go to the Kansas Cosmosphere, and go down in our Salt mine museum Stracta you can drive to Halstead and see Valeda!!!!!!

[@truckermatt4603]

My buddy’s mom had a monkey for a pet back in the 80s, it would bite everyone but her and then it got loose and a bull dog bit it’s head off. Then she kept its body and head in the freezer for years until she cremated it and now it’s on a wooden box on a shelf, ahhh the 80s good times lol.

[@Seth-fy3sr]

Absolutely love your videos and look forward to seeing your adventures every day. The only downside to your videos is that I get an ad every 3.5 minutes and I refuse to pay for YT 😂 keep on traveling my man!

[@HUGSANDKISSES62]

Another great Video! I always learn something new, like, "here's a Chimpanzee, he will rip your face off"!! Haha! Love your delivery!

[@SongWriterGirlxoxo]

This video was very interesting.

[@davidmeza1296]

I think what the Brookfield zoo mean't to say is that glyptodon which is a mammal looked similar to turtles which are reptiles because of convergent evolution meaning that booth animals evolved similar features without being related another example of convergent evolution is the body shape of ichthyosaurs which are reptiles, sharks which are fish, and dolphins which are mammals.

[@bg199083]

They have a lot of interesting stuff at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Hope you find something good Jake!

[@Kento_yamazakkkiii]

They really do! I found smth good when i was there!😊

[@bg199083]

@@Kento_yamazakkkiii Awesome to hear Sang!

[@dalaneydunn2224]

I grew up watching the animated movie of Balto

[@carlyjayne6655]

They ended up making a movie about Togo like they did with Balto, I think both dogs deserve Recognition for sure, apparently togos bloodline is still going too

[@pigeonpallz1733]

7:00 okleydokleysourus would be an awesome dinosaur name

[@craigandsnowwadam4511]

@32:45 around that time stamp ,…just piss on it ! 😂 😊😅

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

Enjoyed seeing the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. I hope you do go to Wasilla & see Toga. I love hearing about both dogs. You can meet the Iditarod store clerk. She's really nice. I hope you can also look into "Dueling Dogs" next year as it sounds neat. It was held in Iowa.

[@ValentineFox547]

FOXES ARE CUTE AND FLUFFY

[@ghostshirt1984]

A basket star is one animal with many arms

[@BanazirGalpsi1968]

RMSC had one for a long time. I don't think it's out presently, but in the 70s and 80s for sure they had her. ( Visible woman)

[@cb142]

Thanks for this video! Wondered where Balto was at. I ❤️ that story and glad you gave a shout out to the other dog who did alot of the traveling. Funny that the coyote peed on the paper marking his territory or food. Where else can he go to the potty? Thanks again and safe travels!

[@simonvanderwerf]

History is in the bagging.

[@lennygail26]

i see you Jacob funny about the camel teeth!!!! lol

[@antoikirs6277]

Balto really looks good for a stuffed animal but Balto will always be the hero. Glad I watched the movie great and beautiful story.

[@jimbear62]

I thought "Jane" was in the Burpee Museum in Rockford, Illinois

[@karlshaw4347]

Really loved watching this video alot of intreaging and interesting stories and history lessons Jacob including having a baby chimp but once it's got older and grumpier it will rip your face off love it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ebw16256]

Coelacanth was rediscovered by fishermen from Comoros.

[@ghostshirt1984]

The dinosaur on the wall in green is allosourus

[@brendakrieger7000]

Awesome😊

[@artandmorewithrachelnicole]

Love it ❤

[@karentarr8930]

Interesting museum, still don't like the taxidermy bit that's me, enjoined your vlog When my parents lived on Punta Gorda FL there was a huge bald eagles nest just off the highway, very cool 😎

[@BaltoStar]

I miss this place so much. I was there in 2015 and 2016. May I ask if you have made photos of the Balto and the area around him?

[@ejgrunch]

Togo It’s also a movie on Disney+

[@bryanowings2044]

Team Togo 🇹🇬

[@theculturevulture]

Togo got a pretty good Disney film for himself in 2019 along side of Willem Dafoe so hopefully that can give him a little respect. #TeamBalto

[@joeandres2452]

IM THERE

[@tigerlord9302]

Cool to see you in Cleveland. It’s funny I visit the museum once a year. Aside from the Christmas museum in Medina what else did you visit there before? Ever see the Christmas Story House?

[@dankolbenschlag2188]

The western Reserve museum is a good one too in Cleveland

[@juanzapata492]

Balto the dog was in a movie?

[@karenstraw7301]

The Cleveland Museum Was Really Cool Love All the Taxidermy Natural history. I've Always Been Fascinated by History Past times of Cavemen Dinosaurs. Buffalo N.Y Has An Awesome Natural History Museum As well with mummies. I was there when they had the Dr. Gunther Von Hagan Body Worlds It made me a bit Dizzy Seeing All the Human details. I Always Loved the Idea of the Balto Story. Wasn't it the Main thing is that they received the Medicine Not the Details of the Who and Why. Both Dogs were Heros All the Dogs Deserve the Honors. Enjoyed this Video Very much Thank you Jacob for Sharing this Delight. Have A Good Evening.

[@jerewii3797]

Please check out Kent Ohio, it's got a lot of great restaurants and there's a museum for the Kent State shooting in 1970.

[@lorivattes2187]

I listened to a youtube channel a few years ago that was about 911 calls and a woman called in and said her pet monkey was attacking her friend and chewing her face off. So, I believe what you said is true. Also, these monkeys are not pets and shouldn't be treated as such. People have them as pets and they dress them up with the coveralls and dresses and they're just not pets.

[@ghostshirt1984]

Lololol in history there have been people who loved tearing other people's faces off lololol

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

They made an animated movie about Balto.

[@_The_Worst_]

I think perhaps the dinosaur might enjoy her name...💯✔️

[@sgtsharon4336]

Spell check!! Balto. I didnt double type either. Is there a list of the children?

[@anthonypantano2627]

they have a TOGO movie out

[@aliciabruder1106]

Horses still technically have their extra toes, it just that they evolved into their splint bones that ruin along the cannon bone. Don’t want to pop a point though, they are meant to help support the cannon bone. Some still display extra toes based of genetics and how they are being read and displayed. Most of the time they are displayed as the ergot, a horn looking thing that stocks out of their fetlock, but I have seen some recorded account where the toes displays itself as a tiny extra hoof along the main hoof. The same can be said for teh chestnuts, little rough fleshy spots that stick out on the inside of their legs. Interesting how we cane love, but then every once in a while our genes try to go back to the old way due to a little blip in the code.

[@markdraskovics1962]

HEY, JACOB WHAT'S Going on... In Cleveland Ohio, Rocks so I was Told So dose It ? Yeah, Really do Appreciate and been Enjoying all the cool different types of Museums you have Been going to lately And the prehistoric Lucy looks like my Aunt Lucille OK Take care stay safe and we will see you on the next video

[@nanuqo2006]

Glyptodonts actually ARE armadillos now; they are much closer to the modern species than once thought. I don't know where the sea turtle connection comes from, though, but it is definitely incorrect lol

[@nanuqo2006]

Also, as of 2015, the Brontosaurus is back to validity; always nice to see genus names thought to be dubious resurrected.

[@nanuqo2006]

In terms of Nanotyrannus, the general paleontological opinion has been that the genus is dubious, for a few years now. Only a few paleontologists such as Peter Larson still believe that Nanotyrannus is its own seperate genus. I myself agree with Jack Horner, who proposed the idea, as well as the majority of other scientists in the field that Nanotyrannus is indeed an invalid genus of dinosaur. It only makes sense for an animal as bulky as Tyrannosaurus to start life smaller and faster to be able to kill smaller and faster prey.

[@michaelreed4744]

Hello. Have you visited the Field Museum in Chicago, IL before?