CorpusRecord 30947

Farallone View Oceans Week

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Source
YouTube / Cabrillo Unified School District
Date
2025-06-05
Location
San Mateo County, CA
Material
Transcript
Extent
256 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-06

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Yeah. Um uh like those so squid and octopus like under their bodies their mouth. Yeah, they've got they've got a mouth kind of in the middle of the tentacles. So I'll put mouth mouth in the middle. If we want to focus more, if you remember, there should be eight arms, two tentacles. So, let's count. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. So, eight 10 little tentacles. Two really big ones. And these ones, these kind of shoot out, wrap around the fish or whatever they're eating and then bring it back to the mouth. And here's the mouth. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to put it on a piece of paper and we can pass it around. But it really it really is just like a little parody. They caught a whole bunch

002of what was in their stomach to see what they ate. [Music] I found both of mine. I found both of my Hey, friends. All hands. Okay. Next thing I'd like you to do is find the siphon. Do you remember that tube that helps them jet around? It's really easy to find. They have a pair of eyes just like we do. Um and then um on this end they have eight they have eight arms and two tentacles where right over here but for every token that we get as a school 25 cents is going to go towards helping this activist habitat and scientists who take care on the other table. Nautily. Very nice. [Music] I know. [Music] Okay. [Music] Ready. And we have to hold on really tight to the end of the Okay. And if

003you're ready, let it [Music] go. Here it goes. Your support. [Music] Oliver, what are you making? A jumbo octopus. A jumbo octopus. How large is your jumbo octopus going to be? Okay. And they're the only octopus that have Love it. All right. How [Music] nice. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]

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