Swimming with Dolphins Nassau, Bahamas

This is Nina, she's our diva, she's 25. This is her daughter Zoe, she's 5. And this is our little daughter Coral, who is in her terrible 2's. If you want to adopt her, take her home with you, please. So they're waving good afternoon to you guys, and welcome to the adoption. Yeah, they said you guys look beautiful, so we're loving it. And they come on their bellies. Alright, I see you getting out of line. These guys right here, go back a little bit. I see you guys, I see you. Back it up, back it up. We're going to bring the girls over again. There we go. Now tell me, how do they feel? Nice and soft and smooth, right? Kind of like rubber or a hardboard that they put on the shelf? Yeah. The reason why the girls feel that way is because they shed their skin every 2 hours. Yep. So if you feel a coarse, gross substance on your hands, that's their dead skin. No! Back here. There we go, wrap them on. And give them a kiss on the cheek. Very nice. So yeah, tell her slow it down. Say, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You get the stinker. Only kiss girl, you got to make this count. And she can't hold her breath. Dolphins can actually hold their breath anywhere from 8 to 10 minutes. You guys are just starting. Hold up your hand, Jordan. Swim back 2 strokes. Grab that fish from her, by the way. Uh-oh. Alright, grab that fish. Now, you're going to hold it up and place it gently in her mouth. Zoe said next time you drop it, you get the stinker. So yeah, tell her you get the stinker. Now, place it gently in her mouth. Hold it up. Excellent, kids. I got a feeling. And now you're going to take these girls. Good. Now, after that breath in, here comes that kiss on the lips. It was all for a purpose. There we go. Dolan, on the lips, not the nose. She does not want to taste you. The next time you kiss like that, the first time, what happens? Alright, good. A little bit closer. Very good. Alright, Zoe, see you later. But no goodbyes because the saffron will splash. There we go. In the face. Alright, my two ladies. Now, we import all these fish from Canada. Grab that fish. Good. Don't give it to her. Good. Turn your back to her. That's supposed to be there. Alright, swim towards me. Keep swimming. Swim towards me. I'm just like, you know, Zoe, get out. Tongue, man. This is the first. She didn't give you the tongue, right? Then you went, what did you do? She did. We have kids here. I'm going to take her out to dinner. Nice try. There we go. Have that fish. Oh, I have seen it all. That is what you call, yeah. A lot of patience for our babies. As you guys can clearly see, Carl is in a league of her own. So, we're good. Oh my goodness. We're going to get another hug in there. A little kiss goodbye. The other shoulder. You're giving it a friendzone hug right now. It's the other shoulder. The other shoulder. Give her the other shoulder. There we go. Just whisper sweet nothings in that ear. She doesn't want him. The wind carries this way, so. Good. So, yeah, she's ruining it, man. Let's get a kiss goodbye. Don't worry. Kim's getting on the lips, girl. You kiss him, too. Damn. That's him again. I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry. Now, let's get some hugs. Open your mouth. There we go. Now, you don't want to squeeze too hard. She has macadamia nuts in the apron. So, if you smell something funny, you see bubbles. You can train this one. No. Good. Some dancing. John, slide over a little bit to the left. I'm singing. Good. Go for dinner. Good. Yeah, for being so patient. Because she does not have patience at all. She's like, no, no. And let's get another kiss goodbye. I just can't get enough. Be nice. I'm addicted, and I just can't. I think she really wants to take you home. She really wants to take you home. Guys, you're going to swim to the summit. I'll record it. See you there.