The Reef Octopus

There is a new Coyote Peterson video. There at the Caribbean Sea at night Grand Cayman Island. The video is could Venomous Octopus Defends the Reef. 

Here is the video:

They are going to dive at night into the sea to go find the Venomous Octopus. Before they can make their descent, they had to swim away from shore out to deeper water. The visibility along the way was poor and they churned up by the waves making this process much more nerve-racking than usual.  When they were looking for the venomous octopus They found a Reef squid They can be quite the characters and are extremely intelligent. The Reef squid has translucent skin glimmer as it flutters its fins against the dark inky water. The Reef squid is Closely related to octopus and Cuttlefish, these torpedo-shaped cephalopods have ten appendages set in front of two very large complex eyes. And while Caribbean Reef Squid are normally social creaturs, seeing one all alone isn't that uncommon. They found the Caribbean Reef Octopus it was a big one. The Caribbean Reef Octopus can be extremely difficult to find. But one spotted will flicker with color.  The Octopus can change their shape and skin texture completely. All the Octopuses are venomous. The Caribbean Reef Octopus uses its beak to inject its prey with a toxic saliva that paralyzes them while they're consumed.    

Ideas For Grandma And Grandpa

Grandma and Grandpa are going to come to our house on St. Patrick's Day. I am so excited that they are coming to our house. I have lots of ideas for when they come. 

Here are the ideas that I have:
 

1. go on a bike ride with them

2. play a board game with them.

3. take me to ballet.

4. clean up for Grandma and Grandpa.  

5. take me to karaoke on a Friday night.

6. me and my sister Noelle cook for Grandma and Grandpa.

7. they can go to my June ballet performance.

8. a surprise for Grandma's and Grandpa's birthday.

9. they could read me a story.

10. do a movie night with them.  

11. do the laundry for them.

Safely Trap birds

There is a new Coyote Peterson video. they are going to Los Angeles, California. The video is called Saved prehistoric Bird Escapes Extinction. Here is the video:

The California condor almost crossed an irreversible threshold that all species dread, extinction means there is not enough of then to have enough babies to keep existing as a type of animal. In order for the condor to thrive today, it requires vast open expanses, nesting cliff faces, and of course food in the form of large carcasses. a carcass means any type of dead animal that has lots of flesh.  The place that there going to is the U.S fish and wildlife service. Molly Astell is working at the Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge on the condor program. They will do an overall health assessment before the birds are released back into the wild. The flight pen is a structure that biologists use to safely trap birds and temporarily house them while doing important check-ups. The condor is a solid bird. 

At the Florida Keys

There is a new Coyote Peterson video. The video is called Stung by a Lionfish. here it is:

The LionFish looks like it should be called a tiger fish because it has stripes like a Tiger and the color of a Tiger. On the back of the Lion Fish, 13 spines have venom, and they have a sheath that helps put venom on the spines. Whatever gets spined onto the Lion Fish, the venom goes into its system. When there were catching the lionfish, Mario, Mark, and Coyote Peterson were free diving. There were at the Florida Keys part of the United States. The LionFish is very distinct, so it makes it easy to see and catch. 

The ventral spines are shorter and thicker and they would actually put more venom into Coyote Peterson's hand than the dorsal spines. he doesn't want to do the more venomous spines so he is choosing to be stung by the dorsal spines. each person that gets spined by the LionFish has a different reaction to the venom. Coyote Peterson does not know how the venom will react to his body. He has medicine ready. When Coyote Peterson got stong by the LionFish he pots hot water on his hand that helps to break down the poison. It hurt a lot. The hand swelled up. He got dizzy. It was worse than a bullet ant bite.

A Black Widow on my Finger

There is a new Coyote Peterson video. It is called "Will it Bite?". Here is the video:

What I like about the video is when the Black Widow rests on Coyote Peterson's finger. That looked impressive to do. If I had a Black Widow on my finger I would gently take it off my hand so it wouldn't bite me. Instead, he let it sit there and talked about it. The scariest part of the video for me was when he was putting the Black Widow on his hand. I felt like it was definitely going to bite him.