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 Caption: well you can see I have my hat on and I&#39;ve got a jacket and you can see for sure we&#39;re on another Walkin talk this is a super cool place and I&#39;m going to get to share it with you today so hello and welcome welcome to input English so this visit is to the an noo State Park so right here I&#39;ve got my permit this is a visitor permit because they regulate how many people get to come here each day uh today it&#39;s very quiet so it shouldn&#39;t be a problem but they they have a responsibility to keep this place u in good shape so they don&#39;t let mobs of people come in here they keep control of who comes and goes so this is on the California coast north of Santa Cruz uh we&#39;re right at the ocean you&#39;re going to see a lot of Pacific Ocean in a minute this is the parking lot and if you look over my shoulder there&#39;s a hill right there and that Hill the trees on that Hill are dead uh you can see a lot of green uh so what happened here uh was a real Calamity about four years ago in 2020 during the pandemic mic if things couldn&#39;t be worse we had massive wildfires and wildfires went across these Hills and so behind me those Hills were swept by wildfires and those trees that you see there are dead because of the fire it looked terrible for years and now the growth is coming back it&#39;s kind of hard to keep Mother Nature down and so with time nature is repairing the damage from those fires you still see those craggy trees but uh the the vegetation is coming back so we&#39;re heading to the edge of the parking lot so that I can get us on the trail it&#39;s a couple of miles out to the end of this Trail and our goal is to see and thereby show you some elephant seals elephant seals are large marine mammals that come here uh every year I&#39;ve come upon a large sign that explains what we&#39;ll see they&#39;ve estimated that perhaps we&#39;ll see a bobcat some Shorebirds and of course the elephant seals are the goal here you can see around us the dried Reeds so this vegetation is similar to or identical to theet vegetation you saw if you join me on the walk to the alorn slooh this is a coastal habitat we have a Mediterranean climate and so we get a lot of rain over a period of 3 or four months and then nothing for eight or nine months and so this is that time that the vegetation has died gone dormant and there&#39;s not much going on but in another 6 weeks we&#39;re going to get some rain and this place will become very green very verdant verdant is a word people like to use for something that has turned green okay so this is the walk you can see I&#39;m proceeding toward the Pacific Ocean there&#39;s an island out there and that Island had a lighthouse on it and there&#39;s a house the house is um a ruins and there are no people on that island it used to be a uh a lighthouse and the house was for the Lighthouse Keeper it was for the person that ran the lighthouse and they would live out there in that u in that house but it&#39;s gone into complete Decay and nobody goes there anymore it&#39;s restricted so this area along the coast is a place that we like to come and when people come to visit us we like to bring them here uh this state park is one of those places but Slightly North of here there is a lighthouse uh at Pescadero and then if you drive about 2 miles Inland from the lighthouse you get to the town of Pescadero and it&#39;s a small town it has maybe 600 habitants uh and it&#39;s mostly a couple of stores and a couple of restaurants and really not a whole lot else it&#39;s Agricultural and tourist it&#39;s very popular for visitors because of a restaurant so my plan for today is to make this video at this state park and make another video to visit Pescadero so this is this day is going to be a twofer twofer what&#39;s a twofer well it&#39;s an expression it&#39;s we are very want to take two words and glue them together and um and pronounce them very quickly so two for the price of one is the phrase and if you say twofer you&#39;re meaning two for the price of one so this is going to be a twofer there&#39;s a lot of AC activ ity in a pond over here I can hear the beating of wings and you can see a bunch of pelicans there&#39;s a lot of activity over there I&#39;m not sure I&#39;ll be able to show you much but I&#39;m going to try sounds like they&#39;re doing a lot of stuff in that pond so you can see the activity of those Pelicans they&#39;re socializing if you will they&#39;re beating their SS against the water it looks to me like bird bath Behavior there is more than one kind of bird in there there are some gulls but the big birds are pelicans the small ones are gulls and the Little Pond there is a mixed population of both kinds of birds when I was a kid they they taught me that you know Birds uh bathe in a bird bath to get rid of dirt and you know clean their feathers and I you know I accepted it because an adult told me that it&#39;s like oh okay bird you know we bathe they bathe makes perfect sense and then I read a lot and I realized that there&#39;s probably more to bird bath Behavior than uh meets the eye I think a lot of times people interpret what they see in terms of what is is familiar to them and so people are very familiar with other people needing to bathe for cleanliness and so they assume that the reason Birds bathe in a bird bath or in this case in a in a pond is to maintain themselves clean and I don&#39;t argue with that that may be one of the motivations but I have another theory not widely held by other people but I&#39;ll share it with you it is my considered opinion that bird bath Behavior has a lot to do with gut Flora biodiversity so during the pandemic I read a lot I read a boatload about a bunch of subjects including the microbiome so the micro biome micro you know microscopic and biome means life and so humans have trillions of microbes in their GI tract in their gastrointestinal tract and those microbes help us maintain our health and without those germs we can&#39;t be healthy it&#39;s really funny because I was brought up basically told the only good germ is a dead germ and the goal when I was a kid was to kill all the germs and you know Cuts had alcohol poured on them or methylate or any number of remedies that are no longer used but we were trying to kill all the microbes well later on we found out that those germs in our GI tract are super important and they help us digest our food they help us to maintain our health and they make nutrients that we need so far from being evil they are essential for our life one of the things that we discovered uh from research on this topic is that healthy organisms healthy people have tremendous biodiversity in their gut Flora that is they have a lot of different kinds of bacteria in their GI tract in their gastrointestinal tract well it&#39;s not just people it&#39;s all all these other living organisms and you know a bird wants to be healthy too so it is my considered opinion that some of the reason that bird bath Behavior exists is the benefit to bird populations because they swap bacteria with each other if one bird comes in what&#39;s the chance they&#39;re going to eliminate some waste in the water they do what&#39;s the chance they&#39;re going to shed bacteria into the water no they do and then the next bird comes in and what do they do they drink that water so bird bath Behavior contributes a great deal to the exchange of bacteria microbes between individuals now is that a popular opinion that you&#39;re going to find on the internet that people are reading about that people are writing about no I don&#39;t think so it&#39;s one of my perhaps unpopular opinions but there&#39;s a basis for holding that opinion so when we have visitors we frequently bring them over to this part of the state because it&#39;s a beautiful place to show visitors and share the scenery it&#39;s just very pleasant so years ago we were here with my daughter and her husband it was many years ago and we decided to go have lunch in pasadera and that&#39;s a good thing the food there is great very rich and uh it was a wonderful visit as we were driving back I pointed out that this part of the Pacific coast is frequented by whales which are migrating various times of year they migrate one part of the year they tend to be going south and another part of the year they tend to be going north and that this section of the Pacific coast has a lot of whale sighing so I suggested that if they were to look out the window of the car they might see a whale spout that is as the whale surface they blow out their breath in order to take a new breath and that exhaled breath sends Water and Air Skyward and is visible for quite a distance and about the time I said those words I think it was my daughter excl yeah like that and pointed and she had seen a whale spout right there at that time we pulled over we pulled the car into a parking area along the coast and sat there for a while and we saw a bunch of whales coming to the surface blowing out their breath taking a new gulp of fresh air and heading back under the water and it was marvelous it was fun to to predict that it would happen and then have it unfold right there in front of us that does occur here people come here for whale watching from the shore now that&#39;s not the way I would do it um if you want to come here and you want to see whales you&#39;re better off going to one of the ports and paying for passage on a whale watching tour booat uh for instance in Monteray in mon array there are whale watching tours that go out every day and the only problem with those is if you&#39;re prone to getting seasick uh because those whale watching boats get full of people and a lot of the people get seasick and so if you know you&#39;re prone to being seasick you might steer clear of that but if you&#39;re not susceptible to seasickness then those are really wonderful and we did one a number of years ago we went out of Monteray and we saw lots of whales we saw blue whales we saw humpback whales it was a very very cool experience but we were among the only people on the boat who were not seasick so I just left the staging area the staging area is where the ranger the state park ranger greets people who are coming onto this nature reserve and talks to them about the rules and so they don&#39;t violate the rules basically you just have to stay clear of the elephant seals you have to stay on the path the paths are well marked and they&#39;re roped off and they don&#39;t want people just roaming around cross country uh but the rules are not super difficult they&#39;re really common sense reasonable rules and so he reviewed that because we if we&#39;re going to enter into this Reserve we have responsibilities to control our behavior and be good citizens so here&#39;s a sign that explains the nature of this reserve it shows this um abandoned Lighthouse house the Keeper&#39;s House for the lighthouse out on the island so that structure there is that structure out there so this is the coast of the Pacific Ocean there are big rocks seabirds it&#39;s fairly calm today the waves are not big if someone came here wanting to Surf today they would not find any big waves okay we are coming into the area where the elephant seals are to be seen and what I&#39;m seeing here is interesting there is a turkey vulture sitting on a fence post he&#39;s a little wary of us but hasn&#39;t taken off yet I think he&#39;s going to take off rather shortly so from this location you can see the island and the ruins of the keeper house apparently there are a lot of sea lions on that island no people over here you can see elephant seals in the shallows and they appear to be play fighting interacting with each other they&#39;re making some very interesting gutteral sounds and I&#39;m not certain that you&#39;ll be able to hear them I&#39;ve been hearing them on the trail kind of a bubbling strange guttural sound and it&#39;s the elephant seals uh communic ating with each other in their way there are some elephant seals up on the uh sand so this is our first view of them from here and I&#39;m hoping to get closer and give you a better view so lots and lots of elephant seals in the area so here we have a couple of elephant seals in the shallows you can hear the guttural bubbling sounds that they&#39;re making looks like uh my interpretation for what it&#39;s worth is they&#39;re play fighting this doesn&#39;t look like a battle to the death but they are confronting each other these are all elephant seals okay so this is an extraordinary day for visiting the elephant seals there a lot more than I&#39;m used to seeing here and they&#39;re a lot closer than I&#39;m used to seeing them there are some down here basking in the sand they&#39;ve hauled out and they&#39;re just laying there enjoying their Leisure Time time if you will some uh of these young males are play fighting you can see that back there and also out in the water all different age groups here every animal you see out there is an elephant seal but they&#39;re all different sizes all different ages there a lot of juveniles mixed in I&#39;m hoping to capture some of the guttural sounds made by the big males I&#39;m not sure cuz we&#39;re kind of at Cross purposes my purpose on this sound system is usually to exclude background sounds not to record it but here I&#39;d like to record it I&#39;m not sure you may hear kind of a bubbly guttural sound Okay so we&#39;ve got two young males in the shallow actually a third but two of them were um doing a little play fighting and over there you can see more in the shallows play fighting well I have to admit I&#39;m really grateful for this display I couldn&#39;t be happier that the elephant seals accommodated our needs here so thoroughly so many animals showing their behavior what a fantastic visit to anion noo State Park and the elephant seals in The Preserve well it&#39;s time to to start heading back to the parking lot and off to other Adventures well I could not be happier on this visit I&#39;m hoping that the footage and the and the sounds are good for you all but this was an extraordinary visit I think literally I&#39;m the only one here I did run into people I ran into one park ranger and two volunteers but I ran into no other visitors we are coming back to the parking lot this is uh of course the easy part of the trail which is good because you can wheel people with Mobility problems on this so it&#39;s really a very nice way that the state park system makes it inclusive of people irrespective of their Mobility this is u a good view of the local ecology we&#39;ve got we got a lot of dry grass we have some small brush some bigger trees but not too many some people might call this desolate uh it has its own Beauty if you look closely at what you see here is this is tremendous biodiversity lots of different kinds of plants not just lots of plants but lots of different kinds of plants dispersed in this view that tells us that it&#39;s probably a pretty healthy ecosystem if you see this kind of biodiversity okay we have returned to the parking lot I went through the visitors center there really wasn&#39;t anything that it was practical to make video it&#39;s a visitor center so if you come here I would recommend you go through it it has a lot to offer but I can&#39;t uh I can&#39;t use it for video production it just is Impractical so in a previous video we talked about whether a trip like this is a destination to be strived for or that maybe the journey is a big part of it and for me the journey was a big part of it the walk to the elephant seals was just just short of 2 miles in each Direction so it was quite a walk and it was made more strenuous that probably a third of it was on Sand Dunes and it&#39;s very difficult to walk on sand dunes it takes a lot of energy to walk on stand Dunes this is not a complaint it&#39;s an observation so that was a fairly strenuous Four Mile Walk for me and I really valued it certainly it was the Journey not just the destination and this was the best display of elephant seals that I&#39;ve heard of anybody having on a visit to noo state parks so that&#39;s it for this episode I hope you enjoyed it uh invite comments below and I hope you join us in future videos see you soon
Title: We Visit the Elephant Seals at Año Nuevo State Park - Long Format Walk & Talk Comprehensible Input.
Language: en
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