Instagram- AdamTheWooATW Into the bowels on the tar pits ! The new layout of the museum is nice . Thought I'd would just be one section or room but in fact they adjusted and changed around a bunch of stuff
A few years ago I was on the other side of the street near the Folk Art Museum, it was August (Hot!) and there was tar coming up through the cracks on the sidewalk on the other side of Wilshire.
We were there a few years ago; a lot of the exhibit hall was sectioned off because they were setting these new displays up.Thanks for showing what they did!! The Tar Pits has a special place in my heart; when I was a little kid my dad got me a book they sold in the gift shop as a souvenir when we visited once. This was before I could read - maybe 5 years old - so I made my parents read the book to me so many times I memorized it. Showing it to a friend one day, it suddenly hit me... The letters on the page were SOUNDS!!! Yes, I learned to read because of the La Brea Tar Pits. :-)
Enjoyed watching this video, great job Adam...went there in '89 when I lived in L.A...very interesting place..got a kick out of guy turning around as you were saying, "HELP ME!" at 20:21...thanks
Adam the woo tours always informative and a good time. Love when you show the baby and say help me lol the guy in the background was looking like what the heck was that lol.
Nice trim looking good Adam the woo man. I liked the shaggy look too. Plus you went to a place where I would go crazy in.. Love it completely... I'm such a nerd..LOL
Thanks for the virtual visit! I went to the museum back in 2006 on a visit to Disneyland and it certainly helped along my love of Ice Age animals. I've actually been writing a book about them in my part of the world. And yes, the Columbian mammoth was taller than the mastodon at about 13' to a mastodon's 9' :) But don't worry, a mastodon wouldn't bite you... Those knobby teeth were for chewing through branches.
YoubCan't go wrong with visiting the Labrea Tar Pits. I've been going there since I was a wee man and now I take my kiddos! Thanks Adam another sweet update vlogs! 👍👌👋
This place makes me so sad. The faces of all those statutes and exhibits, especially the elephant scene just make me feel bad. Nature is scary and so dang fascinating.
Thank you for taking us back to La Brea. The one you did last time, and this, are now my favorites. If I had ever gotten the chance to go there, I could spend at least a week, going there every day. The fact that they are still finding bones in the tar is so amazing to me. I hope you go back again some time.
i remember going to this place as a kid for a field trip. and thinking to myself how much more fun it would be going by my self. i didnt get to read or see anything much in a crowd of 20 kids. awesome videos dude
You have peeked my interest in something I knew of due to a volcano movie but had no care to learn more of until now. I cannot travel so watching your videos helps curb my craving for adventure and education. Thank you for sharing. Side note: I tip my hat off to a fellow caffeine master. Lol the sabertooths demonstrate our "before and after" Java intake.
This place looks so cool, I might need to start saving money to see this. But is also gives me the Vibes of the Elephant Bones we got at the Oregon Zoo. Especially the Bones at the start of the museum, I literally went " Oh it's good old Jumbo's Cousin. Cause the Remains at the Zoo are of the First Male Elephant at the Zoo. He was a Circus Elephant named Jumbo and he Sired the parents of most of the Current Herd at the Zoo. They are very Spoiled Pacaderms. So seeing a Mammoth the size of Jumbo...I am actually a bit impressed, by how Jumbo kept the size going.
Visited the Tar Pits in June last year when I visited Los Angeles. Then I exited and got the metro bus to Sunset Boulevard where I visited the street where they filmed the original Halloween from 1978 and just a wee bit down the road The Nightmare On Elm Street house. Hope you make some new film location videos.
Butterfly into the danger zone. Fly into the danger zone! Gotta love Kenny and his classic movie songs from 80’s. Starting with caddy shack. There a place you could visit to see the filming location of that classic. If you liked it anyways. Rodney and Ted and Chevy and Bill oh my so many. Hated by most of the critics back then, but still loved today by millions.
This is definately one of your better videos Adam! Can you go up to Boston MA and do a video about Fenway, the Freedom Trail and the Boston Aquarium and Science Museum? New England ALONE can fill up almost 20 years or more of vlogging because there is so much to see and do there. Plus the locals who run the tourist places are polite, friendly and have a great sense of history and humor.
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Into the bowels on the tar pits ! The new layout of the museum is nice . Thought I'd would just be one section or room but in fact they adjusted and changed around a bunch of stuff
A few years ago I was on the other side of the street near the Folk Art Museum, it was August (Hot!) and there was tar coming up through the cracks on the sidewalk on the other side of Wilshire.
We were there a few years ago; a lot of the exhibit hall was sectioned off because they were setting these new displays up.Thanks for showing what they did!!
The Tar Pits has a special place in my heart; when I was a little kid my dad got me a book they sold in the gift shop as a souvenir when we visited once. This was before I could read - maybe 5 years old - so I made my parents read the book to me so many times I memorized it. Showing it to a friend one day, it suddenly hit me... The letters on the page were SOUNDS!!! Yes, I learned to read because of the La Brea Tar Pits. :-)
Butterfly in the Danger Zone. That's funny man.
thank you for another great video !!
there's no doubt they was here on this planet but C'mon man 30 million years ago ain't nothing on this big E over 6000 years old just my opinion bro!!
Oh my! The guy in the video at the end,when you said "HELP ME" to the baby mammoth, thought you fell into the tar pit and needed help! 😆
Enjoyed watching this video, great job Adam...went there in '89 when I lived in L.A...very interesting place..got a kick out of guy turning around as you were saying, "HELP ME!" at 20:21...thanks
Love your voice, inflections, narration and jokes. VERY entertaining and loved the length of time you paused on the animals, thanks Lori and Alan
lol @20:14 Adam yelling 'help me' and the guy across the tar pit is like...huh? ...lmao oh man I laughed so hard at that and I dunno why lol
Me too..😂😂😂
Man I love that you do this. I love museums myself and getting to see them right here is very, very cool! Thank you!
Adam the woo tours always informative and a good time. Love when you show the baby and say help me lol the guy in the background was looking like what the heck was that lol.
Ha that made me laugh too
Thanks for posting man! Used to go on school field trips there back in the 80's. Brings back some " mammoth" memories!
Glad your doing well buddy been watching your channel for about 8 years can’t get enough
I like to chill out and tag along with you and your friends. It's relaxing. Thank you Adam.
Thank you for showing us things we cannot visit! Loved the before and after coffee comment.
Haven’t been to La Brea Tar pits in so long, it’s refreshing to take a tour with you to the place 👏👏☺️☺️.
Nice trim looking good Adam the woo man. I liked the shaggy look too. Plus you went to a place where I would go crazy in.. Love it completely... I'm such a nerd..LOL
So interesting! Thank you Adam! You make sharing vicariously so much fun! 😊
I remember going here for a field trip in 2nd grade and it was so cool!! now I wanna go back after watching this
Great tour, thanks for taking us along! :)
Thank you Adam!!! I love the La Brea Tar Pits Museum. Happy memories with my dad there. Great information in your video!!
Hidden Mickey's... Can't stop looking for them, even if we tried! :)
Thank you for the zoom-in on the surprised fish head/sloth pelvis @ 1:51
*_Hello Adam...came over to give this video some love. I eagerly antisipate your next video. Keep doing what you do, because you do it well._*
informative and entertaining! love your sense of humor! thank you! WELL DONE!
You're a lot of fun and a good tour guide! Thanks!
I love the ...Tar Pits! Great video Adam! Thank you!👍🏼🤘🏼😎
So cool! Adam is living his best life 😎
Thanks for the virtual visit! I went to the museum back in 2006 on a visit to Disneyland and it certainly helped along my love of Ice Age animals. I've actually been writing a book about them in my part of the world. And yes, the Columbian mammoth was taller than the mastodon at about 13' to a mastodon's 9' :) But don't worry, a mastodon wouldn't bite you... Those knobby teeth were for chewing through branches.
Ahh ok I didn't realize that . Thanks for the info
@@TheDailyWoo my pleasure :) I could go on and on and on and on and on and...
YoubCan't go wrong with visiting the Labrea Tar Pits. I've been going there since I was a wee man and now I take my kiddos! Thanks Adam another sweet update vlogs! 👍👌👋
Awesome, I went there last year. It was one of my bucket list places, I wanted to got there since I was a kid. Awesome as usual, Adam! Thanks!
I really enjoy when you visit the tar pits! Thanks ☺️
Great video Woo ! You Rock ! Have a great weekend ...
love the Tar pits. the best free outdoor museum.
That museum was amazing! I went in 2016 and it was definitely one of my top favorite museums!! I wanna go check out the new exhibit!
This was fantastic, Adam. WOW
Another excellent video Adam. You and Carpetbagger are awesome
This is so cool. Always a ton of kids on field trips. Good job LA Brea Museum and tar pits.
Only just found your site. Fascinating stuff, subbed and liked.👍👍👍👍
Love your video's🙂😀👍♥️
Wow, that is awesome, yet slightly eerie. Is there anything LA doesn't have? A tar pit! LA really has it all. Thank you for showing this.
“Clanking of the tusks” Classic ATW. Thank you my friend. Great Vlog.
Thanks, Adam! I have such fond memories of this place from my childhood ('70s).
You crack me up Adam....Keep a doin what ya do..... I enjoy your work..... Thank You!
Good tour Adam. Thank you. Rock on
Really interesting place thanks Adam.
Awesome! Thanks so much Adam it's just like being there!! We're out here in Massachusetts waiting for springtime!
I used to work across the street in the Museum Square building. My lunch hour was very interesting and pleasurable.
Woo for the Woo!!!! Love the channel man wish u had more subs !! keep the content coming !!! much love from Los Angeles Neighbor!!!
This place makes me so sad. The faces of all those statutes and exhibits, especially the elephant scene just make me feel bad. Nature is scary and so dang fascinating.
As always another awesome video.
I've always wanted to see the tar pits in person, but when I come to the LA area, I fly into Orange County because I'm going to DL!! Great video!
I often have dream about going to La Brea.
Latest video from the other channel brought me here. And god damn I am glad you uploaded that!!!
Whoop Whoop love these videos....
Sloths and Tar Pits lol watching!
That was a awesome thing to do
Hi Adam 😊..very interesting.. thanks for sharing!.. your friend Bonnie
Thank you for taking us back to La Brea. The one you did last time, and this, are now my favorites. If I had ever gotten the chance to go there, I could spend at least a week, going there every day. The fact that they are still finding bones in the tar is so amazing to me. I hope you go back again some time.
Thanks for sharing...!
Now I must watch Encino Man!
I love living vicariously
Thanks for doing so
i remember going to this place as a kid for a field trip. and thinking to myself how much more fun it would be going by my self. i didnt get to read or see anything much in a crowd of 20 kids. awesome videos dude
Your the best Adam thanks
Thanks for taking us along. I will never see this for myself.
Cool I love the tar pits. It's so interesting
You have peeked my interest in something I knew of due to a volcano movie but had no care to learn more of until now. I cannot travel so watching your videos helps curb my craving for adventure and education. Thank you for sharing.
Side note: I tip my hat off to a fellow caffeine master. Lol the sabertooths demonstrate our "before and after" Java intake.
Awesome video.. The Dire Wolf skull wall is amazing 😱🤯💖🐺
So many of them
Great video , enjoyed it !!
This place looks so cool, I might need to start saving money to see this. But is also gives me the Vibes of the Elephant Bones we got at the Oregon Zoo.
Especially the Bones at the start of the museum, I literally went " Oh it's good old Jumbo's Cousin. Cause the Remains at the Zoo are of the First Male Elephant at the Zoo. He was a Circus Elephant named Jumbo and he Sired the parents of most of the Current Herd at the Zoo.
They are very Spoiled Pacaderms. So seeing a Mammoth the size of Jumbo...I am actually a bit impressed, by how Jumbo kept the size going.
I would love to work there!
very nice ! love it!
That was a interesting update 🐘
Cool vlog and place!
Keep up the great videos Adam! 😁
SO MANY MAMMOTHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is my kind of museum. Awesome.
Very cool and interesting! I didn't realize the site was so big. I thought it was just a tar pit and that was it. lol
Lots to do on site it's a cool place
Now imagine Night at the Museum happened here!
Visited the Tar Pits in June last year when I visited Los Angeles. Then I exited and got the metro bus to Sunset Boulevard where I visited the street where they filmed the original Halloween from 1978 and just a wee bit down the road The Nightmare On Elm Street house. Hope you make some new film location videos.
@Luna Kitty If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend it!
Nice video Adam....hope you're well!
Great Video!
Nice job on this sticky subject! I wonder how many ducks and geese fly in there?
You woo his nose, this is majestic
Looks an interesting place to visit.....
a great way to end your friday with adamthewoo wild kingdom great vlog thedailywoo
🎩 Watched & Liked! I’ll be visiting soon!
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This is totally neat. Woo! You should be on Good Mythical Morning!
Keep em comin Adam! :)
Always like the Adam the Woo Science Specials! This was one of the best! (especially the Hall of Nozzelinos).
20:16 dude hears your cry for help and is like..."What tha?"
Morning Adam, have a great weekend!
Love it about the before and after coffee.. 😂
Butterfly into the danger zone. Fly into the danger zone! Gotta love Kenny and his classic movie songs from 80’s. Starting with caddy shack. There a place you could visit to see the filming location of that classic. If you liked it anyways. Rodney and Ted and Chevy and Bill oh my so many. Hated by most of the critics back then, but still loved today by millions.
Great episode woo man 😁😁😁😁
I went there once. Cool place... SHOOOOOSH! Lol
What a great video
Present, my comment after the vlog is watched. ;)
This is definately one of your better videos Adam! Can you go up to Boston MA and do a video about Fenway, the Freedom Trail and the Boston Aquarium and Science Museum? New England ALONE can fill up almost 20 years or more of vlogging because there is so much to see and do there. Plus the locals who run the tourist places are polite, friendly and have a great sense of history and humor.
La Brea Tar Pits is one of the places on my bucket list! Also 19:26 is that mastodon/mammoth moving?!
Asking a short faced bear, why the long face,
is the ultimate insult.
Your the best keep it up and thank you
Liked that museum saw the mummified baby elephant. Before like the one in the water nearly. Stay cool Adam.
I love the tar pits! I go as often as I can, I love you too Mr. Woo! I Love the pits, I love yooooou Woo Hooo!! :D
Nice video!