🌍 Swimming with Dolphins & Racing Boats! 🐬 | Travel Show for Kids @travelkidsTVSHow

Dolphins! Say hello! Who's one of your new friends, yo? I want to swim with him. Right? Me too! Dolphins are usually found in the oceans around Mexico. So we were really lucky to swim with these ones. Hi! Hi dolphins! Ricardo taught them to do different things. Can you dance like this? Can you go like this? They could dance. Can you go like that? Yeah. Okay, they're going to do that, okay? I can go really fast. They can sing! Okay, now you're going to be here on my right. You're going to be here on my left. Yeah. Okay? Is it fun? Yes, look at that. Okay? Hi! Can you go first? Can Sam go first? Of course I can go first. What are they going to do? They're like giant fish. What's over there? What is that? But they're not fish. What's that? Okay. Now it's our turn to play with the dolphins. Go, Sam! Mom, watch me! Can you swim a little bit to your right? Right. Lake completely flat. And Sam! Sam! Fishing down lake! Completely flat! Otherwise you're going to go to the wrong direction. Very good. Are you ready? What? Can I take this? Yeah, line your stomach like that. I'm going to try that. Strike, strike, strike. Quick! Lock your knees. Don't move your legs, please. Okay. Sam, here, here, here, here, here. Okay, I'll just not move my legs. Sam wanted to try it again with Ricardo. That's a lot better, buddy. You want to try with Ricardo? He had a cool time meeting new animals in Mexico. Especially the dolphins. Try to keep up, Mom. That's Alvaro. He takes care of the animals. And that's Benjamin. He gets taken care of. What is this animal? This is a kinkachu. His name is Benjamin. Hi, Benjamin. Hi, nice to meet you. Kinkachus live in the rainforests of Costa Rica. He has a lot of fur, but he's always soft. How do we hold him? He wants to kiss you. Why don't you give me a kiss? Benjamin's only 11 months old. He likes snacking on bananas. He is hungry. He's very hungry. Is the rainforest right here? Exactly. We were going to hike in the rainforest. Costa Rica has lots of beautiful rainforests. And lots of animals that live in them. People bring in injured animals they find to Alvaro. So he can help them get better. Then take them back to the rainforest. Just like Benjamin. Is that a parrot? Yeah, it's a parrot. Well, will we let them out? Yes. Eventually, Alvaro will take these birds to a quiet spot. And release them back into the wild. I want a stick. Watch out, Molly. They are wild birds. Alvaro also has reptiles like caimans. Caiman is Spanish for alligator. How do you call the caimans over? Ah, with this. Come out, come out, wherever you are. It's just a little guy. Try throwing it aiming right. Go caiman, go caiman, go get it. Alvaro doesn't just have baby caimans. He also has baby monkeys. Oh, she's just a baby. Yeah, she's a baby. They're called howler monkeys. Because they sound like they're howling when they talk. How old is she? She's 11 months old. When she gets a bit older, Alvaro will return her to the rainforest too. Yeah, she's Nena. Hi, Nena. Can we touch her? Yeah. Is she soft? Soft and cute. Oh, she is. Look how big her hands are. Yes, look. Five fingers. Just like ours. Yeah, five. Can I hold her? Hi. She's laughing. Do you want? She's hungry. There you go. I like how they peel the banana. Today we're in Sweden to explore a Baltic festival. And there are lots of things to do at a Baltic festival. Like dancing. And rides. Games. And a sailboat race called the pea soup race. Before we got to race, Molly and I found a really cool sculpture for us to climb. Yeah! We want to come out on the bottom. You're coming out from the under the car way. So shimmy up, shimmy up. Which means wiggle out. Be careful. Once we were all stretched out, we met our friend Juergen. Hi, Juergen. He's going to teach us to sail. Why do you have a heart on your thing? My second heart. Juergen took us downtown to see more of the festival. And with festivals comes dancing. Sam's a dancing machine. All the dancers were wearing traditional Swedish clothes. Whoa, look at that. Let's try this one. How high can you jump, Sam? Pretty high. Can we go on it? Of course. Time for the pea soup race. Eva is Juergen's wife. And she's helping us race. Ladies and gentlemen, start your sails. Let's go. Yes, darling. Now it's time for you. There were over 20 boats in the race with us. Bring it up. We're going. Your hands wipe from all around these boy things and back to the finish line. We're in the lead. While we raced, we came up with a team name. Team Mastera. I'm happy with this group. Mastera means champions in Swedish, so we're the team of champions. Team Mastera!