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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- EPISODE 158
Embark on a thrilling adventure through the lush royal forest of Anandapur on the Maharajah Jungle Trek. This self-guided tour takes you on a winding path through the habitats of majestic animals, including majestic tigers, playful bats, and massive water buffalo. Discover the ancient ruins of an abandoned hunting lodge, and get up close and personal with the 40 diverse creatures that call this jungle home. With surprises around every bend, the Maharajah Jungle Trek is a must-see experience for explorers of all ages.
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Old Trail Map of the Maharajah Jungle Trek: thedisneydrive...
POV of Expedition Everest: • Expedition Everest fro...
POV of Kali River Rapids: • Kali River Rapids 2024...
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Map: cdn1.parksmedi...
Species List as of February 2024
Feathered Friends in Flights - Different species will be presented with every show. These are the animals I’ve seen over several presentations, but there are most likely more.
* Domestic chicken
* White-naped raven
* Hadada ibis
* Southern ground hornbill
* Trumpeter hornbill
* Pied crow
* Great horned owl
* Domestic rat
* Marabou stork
* West African crowned crane
* Bald eagle
* Blue-throated macaw
* Scarlet macaw
* Toco toucan
* Domestic pigeon
* Yellow-headed amazon
* Knobbed Hornbill
* Verreaux's eagle-owl
Maharajah Jungle Trek
1. Siamang
2. Northern White-cheeked Gibbon
3. Komodo Dragon
4. Lion-tailed Macaque
5. Black Tree Monitor
6. Large Flying Fox
7. Prehensile-tailed Skink
8. Sumatran Tiger
9. Domestic Water Buffalo, Bar-headed Goose, Swan Goose, Blackbuck, Sarus Crane
10. Sumatran Tiger
11. Aviary (could be outdated as the main signage is not entirely correct - this is based on someone else’s recent list): Blue-crowned laughingthrush, White-rumped shama, Chestnut-backed thrush, White-eared sibia, Hooded pitta, Tawny frogmouth, Metallic starling, Black-collared starling, Red-billed leiothrix, Mindanao bleeding-heart, Ring-necked dove, Plum-headed parakeet, Pale-headed rosella, White-breasted woodswallow, Golden-crested myna, Crested wood partridge, Falcated teal, Indian pygmy goose, Masked lapwing, Green junglefowl, Great argus, Common emerald dove, Nicobar pigeon, Pied imperial pigeon, Green imperial pigeon, Victoria crowned pigeon
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*For all my fellow Disney nuts out there! Question of the Episode:* What is your go to Disney attraction at rope drop? I was only officially introduced to Disney World last year but out of everything from all four parks, I immediately fell in love with the Haunted Mansion... Yes, even over anything at Animal Kingdom. I don't really care for horror of any kind, but I love how secluded the ride experience is - as if it was made for you and you only to enjoy. From now on, I'll make sure it's the first and last thing I do at Magic Kingdom.
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*Johnny's Florida Focused Instagram:* instagram.com/wildandmagicalflorida/
*Johnny's Beyond Florida Instagram:* th-cam.com/channels/u8nk85ZVaKGuNEk16V62eQ.html
*My breakdown, guide, and critique of Disney’s Animal Kingdom:* th-cam.com/video/5sfUsRX_f_A/w-d-xo.html
*My tour of Disney’s Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail:* th-cam.com/video/wtltyt4BoqM/w-d-xo.html
*My tour of EPCOT'S Seas With Nemo & Friends:* th-cam.com/video/po_7TB2e5gU/w-d-xo.html
*Old Trail Map of the Maharajah Jungle Trek:* thedisneydrivenlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/MAP.jpg#main
*POV of Expedition Everest:* th-cam.com/video/KTji1hOICEI/w-d-xo.html
*POV of Kali River Rapids:* th-cam.com/video/Vbk18y6Ri7Y/w-d-xo.html
*Disney’s Animal Kingdom Map:* cdn1.parksmedia.wdprapps.disney.com/vision-dam/digital/parks-platform/parks-standard-assets/disney-world/guide-maps/animal-kingdom/DAK-030823_EN.pdf?2023-03-10T21:49:57+00:00
*Species List as of February 2024*
*Feathered Friends in Flights* - Different species will be presented with every show. These are the animals I’ve seen over several presentations, but there are most likely more.
* Domestic chicken
* White-naped raven
* Hadada ibis
* Southern ground hornbill
* Trumpeter hornbill
* Pied crow
* Great horned owl
* Domestic rat
* Marabou stork
* West African crowned crane
* Bald eagle
* Blue-throated macaw
* Scarlet macaw
* Toco toucan
* Domestic pigeon
* Yellow-headed amazon
* Knobbed Hornbill
* Verreaux's eagle-owl
*Maharajah Jungle Trek*
1. Siamang
2. Northern White-cheeked Gibbon
3. Komodo Dragon
4. Lion-tailed Macaque
5. Black Tree Monitor
6. Large Flying Fox
7. Prehensile-tailed Skink
8. Sumatran Tiger
9. Domestic Water Buffalo, Bar-headed Goose, Swan Goose, Blackbuck, Sarus Crane
10. Sumatran Tiger
11. Aviary (could be outdated as the main signage is not entirely correct - this is based on someone else’s recent list): Blue-crowned laughingthrush, White-rumped shama, Chestnut-backed thrush, White-eared sibia, Hooded pitta, Tawny frogmouth, Metallic starling, Black-collared starling, Red-billed leiothrix, Mindanao bleeding-heart, Ring-necked dove, Plum-headed parakeet, Pale-headed rosella, White-breasted woodswallow, Golden-crested myna, Crested wood partridge, Falcated teal, Indian pygmy goose, Masked lapwing, Green junglefowl, Great argus, Common emerald dove, Nicobar pigeon, Pied imperial pigeon, Green imperial pigeon, Victoria crowned pigeon
Hey Zach, going to the Memphis Zoo in a few days. What’s your favorite part and is there a part that you recommend skipping if I were to run out of time?
The theming of Maharajah is unmatched. I love walking through this trail.
Awesome video, Zach
Fantastic to see a new episode of zoo tours! I love that tiger habitat.
Disney just knocks it straight out of the park each time! Another classic from DAK - Great Video
This was an awesome tour, definitely going on my favorite tours list. Not only do we get an in depth lookbat MJT, but also the neighboring rides and Bird Show.
Thanks again for letting me join you in this wild adventure!
It's like stepping into one of Rudyard Kipling's stories.
Thanks for taking us to the Kingdom of Anandapur. If I’m at Disneyland in Anaheim, I’m rope dropping the Indiana Jones Adventure!
Kilimanjaro Safaris is that one ride I need to go on at least five times each time I go to Disney World, since unlike all other rides, it's always guaranteed to be different each time thanks to all the animals.
What a mystical tour, Zach!
Kilimanjaro Safaris is my favorite attraction at rope drop
16:04 that sounded like a firetruck!
The thing I would first go to is the Kilimanjaro Safaris
I did not know that the bird show had a kea. I love those birds
Such great coverage. Lion-tailed macaques are so underrated. Any idea why there seems to be no interest in keeping them in AZA/US?
I believe that they are being phased out of AZA zoos.
@@LevKing13 thanks! Phase out would be due to too few individuals/interest to keep a breeding population, right? Endangered species that does decently in captivity is a good phase-in, I’d wish :(
I had heard they were being phased out because of biosecurity - most macaques are very susceptible to Simian Herpes-B virus, which can be fatal to humans if it jumps host. That is at least the reason I have heard why so many macaque species have been phased out.
@sahirdoshi5554 along with lower interest towards macaques in general in the AZA, hepatitis also caused a decent decline lowering individuals available to establish a population.
In Disney, I rope drop Spaceship Earth in Epcot, Tower of Terror in Hollywood Studios, Navi River Journey in Animal Kingdom, and Jungle Cruise in Magic Kingdom.
Animal Kingdom is very cool, and it's a lot nicer than I remember from years back. Problem is it ain't worth the $110 admission. $110 is far more than most memberships at even some of the nicer zoos. To me $110 doesn't justify the few rides that exist in animal kingdom.
Disney's Animal Kingdom is one of my favorite parks from Walt Disney World! Say, visit the Woodland Park Zoo soon, Zak! Thus, the attraction that I want to target first is the Wild Africa Trek! And here are 4 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend....
1) How many years ago did the San Francisco Zoo originally house 2 South American Coatimundis at the Children's Zoo?
2) Would you prefer Disney's Animal Kingdom to welcome binturongs in the Maharajah Jungle Trek?
3) What are the names of the 2 rescued California Sea Lions that lived in the San Francisco Zoo before they both passed away?
4) What year or month did the Los Angeles Zoo once housed wedge-tailed eagles?
Honking Tuojiangosaurus!🐘
So cool you got to see the argus bell hop!
The theming at Disney’s animal kind on reminds me of Wonders of wildlife’s theming because of how good it is.
The trek used to be home to six Bengal tigers who were the main focus up until the Sumatrans came. The Bengals reached the end of their lifespans and passed away between 2014-2018. While they were still around, the Bengals and Sumatrans rotated in and out of backstage holding and the two outdoor yards. So now the trek is home to exclusively Sumatrans which include Conrad the male and Sohni the female.
They got rid of the rope for the Siamangs due to their older age. If they ever bring in a new pair, they’ll put the rope back up!
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Kilimanjaro safari is my first thing when I’m at DAK
Good vid
hi youve been one of my fav tubers for a while
Truly awesome tour as usual.
It makes me really wish to visit disney land for the first time there, has been since I was a kid.
If it’s possible for the park to have some space for a expansion i would love if the imagineers could set up a Australian theme section showcasing the wonderful evolutionary natural history that’s Australia with all sorts of unique wildlife.
It would be cool if they have a cave tunnel where it showcases the Australian Dreamtimes of the past and acknowledging the extinct megafauna that onced lived thousands of years ago. And it would be important to highlights the dangers of invasive species and to protect native species from them which I’m sure floridans would sympathize on that Florida has its share of invasive species too.
It would all be a lot better Australian theme Than some standard little walkabout section in other zoos lol
is the next episode gonna be the mangrove at arnhem burguer's zoo, at the netherlands???
I would rope drop to the Kilimanjaro Safari. Also Johnny is based
I rarely see water buffalo in zoos
Can you do the Kilimanjaro safari next?
@Zootours I hope you can give a word for the Disney Dinosaurs ride possibly
They have Kea? I didn't see them in the bird show when I was there a couple years ago. That means I missed that species and Harpy Eagle. Both are a shame to miss.
Fantastic tour Zak definitely makes me want to visit Animal Kingdom again for there amazing exhibits and naturalism.
Just one question how many zoos and aquariums have you visited so far?
Thank you!
So far, I have been 51 aquariums, zoos and zoological theme parks. About to make it 52 in a couple of weeks!
@@ZooTours oh boy cannot wait to see
3:55 they have keas?, i didn't know that.
What about Java green peacocks?
What's the next zoo journey
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