- [Together] Three, two, one!
- Watch.
- Oh, that's awesome.
(gentle music)
- [Together] Hi, Anna.
- Hi!
- Hi Anna.
- What are we doing today?
- Today we're gonna meet some bugs.
- They actually are really fun.
- I hope this is not scary.
- Okay, guys.
- Whoa. - What are those?
Worms?
- [Anna] A worm, that's a good guess,
they're long and skinny.
- Whoa!
- Centipedes.
- Do they bite?
- Centipede's a good guess, it's really close.
- I can feel it?
- Yeah, these guys are African Giant Millipedes.
- Can I hold it?
- [Anna] They're kind of tickly.
- Yeah.
- Do they bite?
- These guys don't bite.
(relieved sighing)
Use gentle fingers.
- It feels like a snake.
- Ooh, his legs look like rubber balloons.
- How many legs?
- [Anna] How many legs do they have?
- Yeah.
- I think they're 100.
- You think there's 100 legs?
- One.
- [Anna] One?
- One.
- I think it's more than one.
They have four legs for every ring on their body.
- That's like 1,000 legs.
- That's a lot of legs, and as they get bigger,
they get more legs.
- [Little Girl] That's weird.
- Well, they, they're little though.
- [Anna] Do you want to hold one?
- No, nope.
- It feels weird.
- Yeah, let's move on, wait, I don't want to see a scorpion.
- [Anna] Okay.
- [Boy] What is it?
- Oh, they're like, are those cockroaches?
- [Anna] Yes.
- [Girl] Oh, I hate cockroaches.
- [Anna] These are Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches.
- [Boy] I love cockroaches.
- Do they bite?
- No.
So you guys want to listen really closely?
(hissing)
- [Girl] How they did that?
- [Boy] What is that sound?
- [Anna] That's him hissing.
(Ernie gasps)
- Oh, that's weird.
(woman laughing)
- Oh, that's weird.
- [Anna] That's why they're called hissing cockroaches.
So, hissing cockroaches hiss
because that's their only way to protect themselves.
- Do they jump really high?
No.
- What it feel like?
- It feels really good, feels like tickles so much.
- I can name that Shyee, Slowey--
- Jump.
- Stingy.
- They don't sting.
- Farty.
(giggles)
- Do you want to touch one?
- Do you want to just pet him right now?
- Yeah.
- I'm not sure if he will hiss or not.
- Oh man.
- [Anna] This one won't hiss, he's really quiet.
- Are you afraid of cockroaches?
- Yes.
- Oh.
- The only creatures I'm afraid of are scorpions.
- Scorpions?
- Yeah.
- [Together] See you later.
- See you later.
- [Anna] Okay.
Open.
- Oh.
- Oh, cute.
- [Girl] He doesn't bite, right?
- [Anna] No, he's just going to sit there, just like that.
- I think one of them is dead.
- They're dead?
- Do they look dead?
- [Girl] No, this is dead?
- [Anna] That one looks dead?
- [Girl] Yeah, it looks dead.
- [Anna] These guys are Blue Death Feigning Beetles
- Why do they have the Death in it?
- [Anna] Feigning means pretending.
- Yeah. - We play dead.
Ethan and me play dead.
- [Boy] Play dead.
- [Anna] So you see this one?
He's playing dead.
(surprised laughing)
- Yeah, I picked one up.
- Yeah, be nice and gentle, and let me know when you're
done holding him.
- I'm done.
- Okay, now.
We're gonna say good-bye to our beetles.
- [Together] Good-bye!
- The next one might be a scorpion.
- [Boy] When something's scary--
- [Boy] Open, open!
- [Anna] You guys can open your eyes.
- Oh my! - What?!
- This one's fake.
This one's real.
- [Boy] Oh, my God!
- [Anne] So we met insects before.
So an arachnid has eight legs and two body parts.
And so I have my friend, Rosy, the tarantula.
She's a Chilean rose hair tarantula,
which is kind of pink-colored tarantula.
- (crying) I want to walk away.
- Is that a real one?
- She is real.
So, remember none of these guys are dangerous.
Sorry, I think we're gonna take a break.
No, we're okay?
Okay.
- Does she bite?
- So these guys, they can bite,
but we're not gonna hold her.
I'm just gonna have you guys look at her.
- I actually like these spiders.
- No!
- No?
I used to be afraid of spiders,
but Rosie's such a nice spider,
she made me not afraid of spiders anymore.
So take one finger.
- No, take one finger.
(giggling nervously) - Wanna shake her hand?
- It feels really soft.
- Never, never!
- Can I shake it?
- Yes, if you take one hand,
one finger can go right under her little hand.
- Oh. - Ah, that's tickling.
(soft music)
- Okay, we're gonna say good-bye to Rosie.
- No!
- And meet our next friend.
- [Boy] Oh!
- [Boy] I hope it's a reptile.
- [Boy] It's a scorpion!
- [Anna] This one we're not gonna touch.
We're just gonna look at this one.
It's is a scorpion.
- Open your eyes!
- Oh, no, nope!
- Can it kill you?
- Not all scorpions can kill you.
- Oh.
- Little tiny scorpions with little tiny pincers,
they're usually more venomous,
so these guys can't kill you, but it hurts.
- I heard that some cool scorpions can glow.
- You're really smart, Ernie.
Did he tell you that?
- Yeah, I can talk to animals, remember?
- [Anna] I can tell.
- And I can see in the dark.
- [Together] Yeah!
Three, two one!
- [Anna] It's not glowing.
So to make him glow, we have to use a special black light.
Ready?
- Yeah.
- Watch.
- Oh, that's awesome!
- But how is he doing that?
- [Anna] They have a special protein,
so something inside their exoskeleton in their shell,
and that helps them glow.
- [Together] Ooh!
Bye, Mr. Scorpion!
- What little house--
- [Together] Thank you for watching Petting Zoo.
Bye!
See you later.
- Oh, bye!
(playful music)