The Perfect Day at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park - Small Crowds and Short Lines | RV Travel

well today's adventure takes us to Animal Kingdom you're supposed to say something at this [Laughter] point hi everybody start this over all right everybody Welcome To Suffer travels I'm Randy and I'm Dan and today's adventure takes us to Animal Kingdom we are going to head into the park and check it out okay so we we ask you to come along with us cuz we are suffer travels we just got attacked by bubbles [Music] [Music] [Music] Vana Vana uh translate to Pig deer a reference to the antler shaped Tusk on the male is Asian Pig searches for the muddy rainforest for leaves Roots knots fruits and integrates to crush with its strong jaws and teeth first we have to get a map yes figure out where we're at we're at animal Kinga but figure out what's going on today bugs life is one of the things we got to do because that's closing hey stop and most of Dino Land is closed oh it is yeah oh they're redoing that to something else but where is the Bug's Life oh it's tough to be a bug yeah that's it it's tough to be a bug oh okay so five it's right in the middle I think it's right underneath the tree oh yeah on Discovery Island okay [Music] [Music] that will be important this side is well [Music] got my 3D glasses on Ready For A Bug's Life looks like the orchestra's tuning up and now on behalf of the millions and billions of bugs all around the world we are proud to present it's tough to be above [Applause] please refrain from buzzing stinging and pollinating and no chirping thank you no chirping and now put your wings together for the host of our show everyone's favorite an lck firef up here over here way over way over a little more little more little L perfect oh and hi hi hello and and and and and welcome welcome to our show you know we've been doing this act for over 300 million years and with buds making up more than 80% of the animal world we're the biggest cast of them all still you guys just don't seem to see us so uh that's why we gave you the special guys go go ahead put put them on neat huh yeah now you're all honorary bugs so uh on with the showy hey bring in the [Music] evidence friends don't exterminate friends do they still don't get it not for burning little things see you hey hey hey little Bella where should you be there that's right good bug good little bug yeah that was very cute uh what was it it's a tough to be a it's tough to be a bug or A Bug's Life tough to be a bug yeah that was very cute unfortunately when are they're closing it right I think in March or so yeah oh that was very cute yeah it was a great little show very interactive and fun yeah very cute like you're saying you like the shows better than the rides almost yeah I do I for me I like them they're more entertaining there's a resident duck [Music] Mard I wonder how they get the cast members in those tiny little costumes [Music] making her way into Africa isn't there a total song by called Africa or something oh too bag Movie music copyright prevent me from playing it I'm coming well okay I was more interested in the ice cream thing coming behind you oh [Music] back soon please proceed well hopefully we'll get to see some animal today is not extraordinarily sunny and hot so it's humid it's humid yes but it's not a blazing hot day with the sun beaing on us right so it might be more likely that the animals might be out arms feet and legs inside the truck at all times animals over here tend to use their natural forms of camouflage to blend in with vegetation that's they usually survive out in the wild so sometimes animals hide on us over here but let's see what we can find does kind of look like it could be related to the zebra because of the stri legs they're actually related to the giraffe they have a very similar skull structure and very similar long tongue just like a giraffe not until they reach into trees for their both male and female Bongos have the heavy duty horns on their heads to helps them not to get tangled going through the underbrush the tan antelopes that were on top of the hill there on the right side too are the greater Kudos and they are female since they do not have horns they stand at about 55 in tall and can jump about 6 ft higher that comes up on their backs during mating season and they have a wingspan that'll reach up to about 9 ft wide which is almost the width of the canopy above your heads on the truck as we're able to move down this hill further we will be able to see them a little bit better but in the savannah hopefully we can find lots of different animals we could see animals like giraffes elephants I think I see zebras up ahead so lots of different animals that live out here of course I cannot fers are going to find all these animals today just like I mentioned before they have very natural migration patterns eating habits sleeping habits but we will do our best to find as many animals as possible if you are taking pictures you might want to have cameras ready just in case cuz I cannot stop for every single animal out here but they certainly do not stop for me either the El is one of the largest types of antelopes in the world they stand at about 6 ft tall the shoulder alone and weigh about 2,000 lbs still at their size they can jump about 8 ft high from a stand still position way back To the Left To are some dark brown antelopes laying down those are the Sable antelopes and they are the symbol for the harambe Wildlife Reserve so they're very special to us here their horns curve backwards which intimidates potential predators to not want to jump on their backs so that keeps them safe we'll see another El with this little piece on the right side here see a giraffe on the left over here much better view now another one on the right side too so a group of giraffes like we've seen now is called a tower which that makes sense since they are the tallest animals in the world giraffes can get up to about 20 ft tall but even when they're born they're born already at about 6t tall and that's because they use their trunks to throw dirt mud sand and hay on the bodies and that works as a natural form of sunscreen to protect their sensitive skin in the sun they'll also flap their ears on warm days to help get cool air to all the blood vessels on the back of their ears to help circulate a cooler body temperature elephants are very social animals to to though which means we might be able to find some more so we're going to head a little bit deeper into elephant country and I do see elephant fprint so that could be a good sign I also see on the right side some Tusk marks in the clay and that's cuz elephants like to eat red clay serves as a mineral for them it's just like a we might take multivitamins for our minerals looks like there are more elephants up ahead so I'll try to get a good view there's a baby underneath the one that's eating off that big tree it has colored Pink Flamingos they get their pink color from beta carotene in their diet which is found in things like Brian shre and other little creatures they eat are usually wrestling like this for about 6 16 to 20 hours a day so this is exactly what we expect to see the most active at night time that's when they do their hunting It's usually the females that do the hunting for the pride and then the males will stay back to protect the rest of the pride explained it SE thinks she's uh lying right cuz she wants to sleep 20 hours a day viw of those white rhos coming up we'll have one on each side of us it looks how big oh my god look oh he's coming this way looks like they have been rolling around in the mud a little bit stroll across the road we see both right to the left as this one's crossing the road here on our right side we'll find some brown and white antelopes those are water bucks water bucks will run into water when Predators chase them hoping that the Predators not want to chase them into the water so they use water for protection so what did you think of the kilman gereral Safari that was neat yeah yeah um a lot of animals we saw uh these huge were they El crocodiles yeah they crocodiles not alligators they're crocodiles uh they said they could get up to 16 ft long yeah we saw White Rhino White Rhino which are absolutely humongous elephants Tigers uh giraff gir giraffes Lions no we didn't see the Tigers we saw Lions right Lions cheetah yep and gorillas yeah it was pretty good yeah it was good close to the animals here you can pet them seean here's the baby tiger a take it home with you so we're going on rafy's planet watch taking a train ride train always good for a train right yeah guess we get the next train on the train any idea where it goes into the jungle the jungle I don't know welcome aboard the wildlife Express with service to rep's Planet watch here you'll discover a wide range of animal Adventures from the affection section where you can get up close and personal with domesticated animals like goats sheep and more to sneak peeks at Animal Care and action at our Veterinary nutrition and science [Music] centers well tell us a story well we have to go to the movie to see the [Music] story this is the stuffed animal hospital ohs of knowing what happened and you know that that baby they really take care of their stuffed animals here [Music] [Music] this is what the animals eat here at Animal Kingdom not what the stuffed animals eat they have a SE separate diet the kids petting zoo Disney employs child labor to groom their animals actually it's future cast members and training they start them early well this would be a good traction if you've had small kids in your party and you just needed something to kind of calmer and slower Pace or just to let them work off their energy yeah they can go Rush the animals and learn how to draw cartoons and see how the hospital side of things work yeah now we make it back to the train which is really the thing what we want to do ride the train this [Music] way Yeti Place hotel opening next season H we're always here too early Expedition Everest ahead heading to that next yeah that's what we're [Music] [Music] doing look Yeti tea almost to the ride we're not going to film this ride I'm going to put the camera away just so I don't lose it well we rode uh Expedition Everest and I don't know don't just your sets I think dian's just a little green it was a fun ride but for me it was a bit much I guess it was a quick moving roller coaster yeah very quick yeah I guess and you know being in the humidity and everything is kind of warm me out oh well well at least there's only one ride like that here so yeah the other one's all been pretty calm yeah that's true so that includes our day at Animal Kingdom we rode a few rides we had very short weights for all our rides yeah and so our tip to you is if you have the Disney app for Disney World look and see what day they don't have a restriction on annual pass holders having to make a reservation those are going to be low occupancy days because they're allowing the annual passholders just to come in and at the spur of the moment and that's a good time to go to any of the parks because you're not going to have as long of lines also I think Tuesdays are probably a good day to do that too right so that's what we did today and and we had I think we had no more than a 10-minute wait for anything it was really quick we got to do a bunch of stuff in a short afternoon um if we would have pushed the RO roller coaster to a little more chargy on the night we might had a little longer day but dian's going home a little on the green side but that's fine yeah uh after a while the Heat and the humidity get to me so it was a long enough day and you know I'm tired yeah and we can always come back and do more another day that's the advantage of being annual passholders right so if you like this video what should I do please give it a big Thumbs Up And subscribe to our Channel Z for travels hit that Bell for notifications if you haven't done so already 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