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I made this video at the National Corvette Museum located in Bowling Green, Kentucky. It is video of the museum’s famous Sink Hole Collapse exhibit. Here is a link to more information about the incident. https://www.corvettemuseum.org/museum-commemorates-5th-anniversary-of-corvette-swallowing-sinkhole-with-360-degree-virtual-cave-tour/ The background soundtrack is Soundscape 20 by Soularflair. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Soularflair/understatements/soundscape-20-dark-atonal-ominous-pulsing/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

I made this video while at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. This video is of the Zora Arkus-Duntov exhibit. According to caranddriver.com (link to the full story is below) Zora Arkus-Duntov and the achievements he made over his more than two decades at General Motors are well known to die-hard Corvette enthusiasts. Sales of the Corvette were declining, and GM was considering retiring the sports vehicle early. At the last second, Arkus-Duntov intervened to salvage the Corvette and elevate it to the status of Chevrolet's swan song vehicle. His opinions gained him widespread internal respect and the task of transforming the Corvette from a stylish, heartless two-seater into a top-tier sports car. His new position of power only encouraged Arkus-reckless Duntov's use of speed. He set two Pikes Peak records while driving a disguised Chevy sedan, and in 1956, at Daytona Beach, he reached 150 mph while driving a slightly modified Corvette. This achievement paved the way for a protracted series of experimental endeavors, which provided yearly performance enhancements to Corvettes in production. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15359948/the-story-of-the-bad-ass-who-made-the-corvette-an-icon-zora-arkus-duntov/ Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is The Heavy Three by Mr Smith. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

Here is a video of the Bass Pro Aquarium at the Opry Mills, Nashville, TN location. It contains a lot of fish native to the southern United States of America. You’ll see bass, sturgeon, crappie, gar, carp and more. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Top House by Ketsa. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/cosmic-blossom/top-house/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting this channel!

This is video of a hidden dragonfly. It’s not easy to see. It is an Eastern Pondhawk. According to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources website (link to website below), Females and young males of the eastern pondhawk are vivid green. From their abdomen to their thorax, the guys' bodies gradually turn a powdered blue as they get older. These pond, lake, and streamside dragonflies, which can grow up to 2 inches long, are common. The National Park Service website states, among the dragonflies that inhabit the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, these insects are undoubtedly the most aggressive. Fortunately, they don't bother people and only attack other insects. These dragonflies frequently dart from their perches to catch insect prey before flying to a handy location to devour it. Long leg spines on these dragonflies serve as a useful "basket" in which to securely clutch their prey. They will eat large insects, even other dragonflies of the same size, as their food. Will they nip at humans? Like other dragonflies, eastern pondhawks are not hostile to people, so anyone watching them should not be concerned about getting bitten. However, any dragonfly, including the eastern, will bite when handled. Visit the website links below for more information about this winged predator & others too! https://dnr.maryland.gov/wildlife/pages/habitat/wadragonflies.aspx https://www.nps.gov/miss/learn/nature/pondhawk.htm Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Generation Yes by Matt Oakley. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Matt_Oakley/Streetwise_Hercules_1233/generation-yes/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

This is video of a Banded Orange butterfly. The video was made at the Tennessee Aquarium’s Butterfly Garden Exhibit in Chattanooga, TN. The Tennessee Aquarium’s website states that Banded Orange Butterflies are sometimes seen drinking up crocodile tears for their salt. A link to the website article is attached below. Also, according to butterfly-lady.com (a link to the article is below) the Banded Orange is also known as the Orange Tiger butterfly. Visit the website links below for more information about this winged beauty. https://tnaqua.org/animal/banded-orange-butterfly/ http://butterfly-lady.com/banded-orange-heliconian/ Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Silky by Alex Figueira. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://freemusicarchive.org/music/alex-figueira/mentallogenic/silky/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

Introducing the Zebra Longwing Butterfly. I captured this video of a Zebra Longwing at the Tennessee Aquarium’s Butterfly Garden Exhibit in Chattanooga, TN. According to flawildflowers.org (a link to the article is below) the Zebra Longwing is the state butterfly of Florida. The usual lifespan of an adult butterfly is between two and four weeks, but longwings have a secret technique that allows them to live for several months! A longwing gathers globs of gooey pollen on its proboscis while consuming nectar. The butterfly will spit digestive enzymes onto the pollen mass once it has accumulated enough pollen, breaking it down into a digestible, protein-rich supplement. This "pollen milkshake" aids in the development of eggs or sperm and extends the life of the butterfly. Visit the website links below for more information about this butterfly. https://www.flawildflowers.org/know-your-native-pollinators-zebra-longwing/ https://tnaqua.org/animal/zebra-longwing/ Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Sundown in Twang Town by Mr Smith. This song is used under a Creative Commons License (link below) and the song is found at Free Music Archive (link below). https://freemusicarchive.org/music/mr-smith/guitarista/sundown-in-twang-town/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

This is video I captured of the Tiger Longwing Butterfly at the Tennessee Aquarium’s Butterfly Garden Exhibit in Chattanooga, TN. According to southcoastbotanicgarden org (a link to it is below) this is a golden longwing (also known as Heliconius hecale). Golden longwings are known by many names, including Hecale longwing, tiger longwing or golden heliconian. There are vivid white and rust patterns on the black wings of this lovely species that make it stand out. This species is typically found between Mexico and Peru. Visit the website links below for more information about this butterfly. https://southcoastbotanicgarden.org/butterfly-of-the-week-golden-longwing-heliconius-hecale/ https://tnaqua.org/class/butterflies/ I hope you enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Sweet Love by Maarten Schellekens. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching & supporting!

This is video I captured of the Crested Wood Partridge at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN. According to tnaqua.org (link is below) The male is distinguished by a striking reddish crest, dark, blue-green feathers, and a vivid red circle around his eye, lower beak, and legs. The wings and head of the female are reddish, while the body is green. Crested partridges spend the most of their time foraging for food on the forest floor in flocks of five to fifteen. Five to six eggs are placed in the nest, which is a straightforward depression in dried leaves. The IUCN lists the Crested Wood Partridge in the wild as "Near Threatened" due to excessive logging and habitat loss. The Tennessee Aquarium keeps a breeding flock of two males and three females in the Butterfly Garden in Ocean Journey. They are quite common in captivity.. Visit the website link below for more information about this extraordinary bird at the Tennessee Aquarium: https://tnaqua.org/animal/crested-wood-partridge/ I hope you enjoy this video & accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is That Time of Day by Independent Music Licensing Collective (IMLC). Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate all of your continued support.

I recorded this video at the Chattanooga Zoo in Tennessee on October, 2022. This is video of the Golden Lion Tamarin. According to the Britannica website, the golden lion marmoset, or golden lion tamarin (Leontopithecus rosalia), is a species of tamarin with a thick mane resembling a lion's, a black face, and long, silky, golden fur. It is an animal with an impressive appearance that can only be found in fragmented forest environments in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro, where it is categorized as endangered. Below is a link to Britannica for more information about this amazing creature. https://www.britannica.com/animal/golden-lion-marmoset Below is a link to the Chattanooga Zoo website for more information. Please visit Chattanooga, TN. https://www.chattzoo.org/explore I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. It is “Ritmo e Suor” by Rocky Marsiano. Please give a Like / Rumble & subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate the growing continued support!!

This is another video I captured while visiting the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN. The main characters are Gentoo & Macaroni Penguins. According to tnaqua.org (link is below) Black gentoo penguins have a white belly. They have brown eyes, yellow feet, and a yellow bill. Over their eyes, three white triangular patches on their black head meet. They have a tail that is larger than those of other penguins. Although males tend to be larger than females, it can be exceedingly challenging to tell them apart. With an estimated nine million breeding pairs, macaroni penguins are the most prevalent penguin species in the world. The head and upper body are bluish black, and the underside is white. They have a broad pink-skinned bill that is reddish brown in color. Pink defines feet and legs. A golden-yellow crest that stretches from the middle of the forehead and swings backward above the eyes is the bird's most distinguishing characteristic. Despite having a similar coat of fur, females are smaller than males. Visit the website links below for more information about this Penguin exibit at the Tennessee Aquarium: https://tnaqua.org/animal/gentoo-penguin/ https://tnaqua.org/animal/macaroni-penguin/ I hope you enjoy this video & accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. The song is Mercury Ascendant by Matt Oakley. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate all of your continued support.

I recorded this video at the Chattanooga Zoo in Tennessee on October, 2022. This video is of the Snow Leopard. It was apparently feeling playful. Below is a link to the Chattanooga Zoo website for more information. Please visit Chattanooga, TN. https://www.chattzoo.org/explore I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. It is “Só Naquela” by Rocky Marsiano. Please give a Like / Rumble & subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate the continued support!!

I recorded this video at the Chattanooga Zoo in Tennessee on October, 2022. This video is of the Giant Anteater display. It was very special to have such an amazing creature parade itself just a couple of feet away. Below is a portion of information found on the Chattanoogan website about the Anteaters exhibit at the Chattanooga Zoo. Here is a link to the site for additional information: https://www.chattanoogan.com/2019/2/13/384768/Chattanooga-Zoo-Opens-New-Giant.aspx Her name is Betsy. Betsy the Giant Anteater was a new exhibit in Febuary of 2019. Betsy’s display has an indoor holding and keeper facility, a sizable outdoor habitat with a pond, and numerous public viewing locations for people to witness the gentle giant. The Chattanooga Zoo boosted its conservation efforts in addition to growing its animal collection and exhibitory to aid in saving the giant anteater in the wild. As part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan, Betsy was relocated from the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. The SSP is a population management program that looks after particular species at AZA-accredited facilities to help them remain in the wild. Officials from the zoo aim to soon pair Betsy with a suggested breeding male through the SSP. Mammals that eat insects include giant anteaters. They can weigh up to 140 pounds and reach a length of up to 7 feet from the tip of their snout to the end of their tail. Giant anteaters' noses are their most useful tool because they have poor hearing and vision. Their two foot long tongues and tubular snouts enable them to access small crevices where ants and insects may be hiding. Given that its population is currently dropping daily, the gigantic anteater is currently regarded as vulnerable. Below is a link to the Chattanooga Zoo website for more information about the zoo. Please visit Chattanooga, TN. https://www.chattzoo.org/explore I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. It is “Mesmo Antes” by Rocky Marsiano. Please give a Like / Rumble & subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate the continued support!!

I recorded this video at the Chattanooga Zoo in October, 2022. This video is of the CORCOVADO JUNGLE / Jaguar area. It was an exciting experience. The Chattanooga Zoo is located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. According to the Zoo’s website, it dates back to 1900! The zoo has undergone multiple ownership over the years, housed various animals, but one thing remains constant: providing a happy healthy home for the animals, and engaging and inspiring the community to understand and preserve wildlife. Below is a link to the Chattanooga Zoo website for more information. Please visit Chattanooga, TN! https://www.chattzoo.org/explore/corcovado-jungle According to Britannica.com the jaguar (Panthera onca), often known as the el tigre or tigre americano, is the largest felid found in the New World and may be found from northern Mexico to northern Argentina. Although jaguars often reside in swamps and forested areas, they can also be found in deserts and scrublands. The largest known population of jaguars is found in the Amazon rainforest. The jaguar is practically extinct in the northern part of its original range and only survives in sparsely populated areas of Central and South America (& the Chattanooga Zoo). For more information on jaguars please visit the Brittanica Enyclopedia website. A link to their website is below. https://www.britannica.com/animal/jaguar-mammal I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. It is “Litro” by Marsiano. Please give a Like / Rumble & subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate the continued support!!

This is mixed video footage I captured while exploring Tennessee. I shot the video in the evening not long before sunset. Chattanooga, Tennessee is beautiful in the Fall. I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. It is “Largo” by Dee Yan-Key. Please give a Like / Rumble & subscribe if you haven’t already. It would be fun if you referred this channel to your family & friends or link to my videos. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your continued support!!!

OCEAN JOURNEY / Boneless Beauties I recorded this video at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN on Friday, October 14th, 2022. This video is of the Ocean Journey / Boneless Beauties area. It was a spectacular experience. Below is a description of the area as per the Tennessee Aquarium’s website. Here is a link to their website for more information: https://tnaqua.org/exhibit/boneless-beauties/ The creatures in this dimly lit gallery have wildly different exteriors, but all have one thing in common: they lack a backbone. The Aquarium features some of the strangest and most fascinating creatures on the planet, such as the magnificent Giant Pacific Octopus, the hovering Cuttlefish, which resembles a squid, and those spineless, brainless wonders, the electric jellyfish. These enigmatic animals pulse, dance, and enchant onlookers. The gallery also has a distinctive, domed tank where visitors can view the fascinating habits of numerous enormous Japanese spider crabs. I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video. It is “The Formation of Earth” by Daniel Birch. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate your continued support!!

This is another video I captured while visiting the Tennessee Aquarium’s Butterfly Garden. The Tennessee Aquarium is located in Chattanooga, TN. The main character starring in this video is the Blue Morpho butterfly. According to tnaqua.org (link is below) the blue color on this eye-catching butterfly comes from light reflecting off the overlapping scales on the butterfly wings. The brown underside helps camouflage the butterfly as it eats rotting fruit on the forest floor. It’s range is Columbia and Venezuela to Mexico. It’s habitat is the Tropical forest and has a diet of juice from rotting fruit. Visit this website for more information about this butterfly and others: https://tnaqua.org/animal/blue-morpho/ I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the continued support.

The OCEAN JOURNEY / SECRET REEF I recorded this video at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN on Friday, October 14th, 2022. This video is of the Ocean Journey / Secret Reef area. The experience was amazing and unforgettable. Below is a great description of the area I recorded as per the Tennessee Aquarium’s website. Here is a link to their website for more information: https://tnaqua.org/exhibit/secret-reef/ In the blue depths of the Gulf of Mexico, about 115 miles southeast of Galveston, Texas, an exotic, multi-colored coral environment exists in harmony. This reef system, the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, is the northernmost reef in North America and is inspiration for the Secret Reef exhibit. Perfectly depicted in a dimly-lit gallery with mystical, underwater music, this exhibit features the Aquarium's most jaw-dropping animals: toothy, 10-foot, sand tiger sharks and sleek, sandbar sharks. In addition, guests can watch in amazement as thousands of colorful reef fish swim about while the larger Crevalle Jacks swim above. Two impressive Green Sea Turtles can also be seen gliding through the crystal clear waters The adventure continues as visitors make their way further into the depths of the Secret Reef as they tour the Ocean Journey building. A wonder in itself, the Undersea Cavern provides breathtaking, panoramic views. Visitors feel as if they are floating in a bubble deep in the ocean while surrounded by thousands of curious saltwater creatures, like colorful fish and enormous sharks, in a fantastic, brightly-colored coral setting. As they make their way though the cavern, they can view bottom feeders and observe the behaviors of mysterious saltwater life as if they were actually deep-sea divers. Visitors are amazed when 10-foot sharks swim slowly above their heads and schools of darting fish move to and fro in every direction around them. I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the continued support!

This is video I captured of the Small Postman butterfly while visiting the Tennessee Aquarium’s Butterfly Garden. According to tnaqua.org (link is below) they’re one of the most common butterflies of their family. As pupa they trick possible predators, as they look like dead leaves hanging from branches. When they reach adulthood, these butterflies can live about 6 months! Here’s more information found at butterfliesandmoths.org (link below): Family: Nymphalidae Identification: Forewing black with pink-red band; hindwing black with yellow stripe. Wing Span: 2 5/8 - 3 1/8 inches (6.7 - 8 cm). Life History: Males patrol during the day for females, and also mate with females as they emerge from the chrysalis. After mating, males place a repellant chemical on the female's abdomen to keep other males from mating with her. Eggs are laid singly on young tendrils and shoots, which the caterpillars eat. Flight: June and August-September in South Texas, all year in the tropics. Caterpillar Hosts: Various passion-vines (Passiflora species). Adult Food: Flower nectar and pollen. Habitat: Tropical and subtropical forests and edges. Range: Brazil north through Central America to Mexico; a rare stray to South Texas. Conservation: Not required for rare stray. Visit these websites for more information about this butterfly and others: https://tnaqua.org/animal/postman-butterfly/ https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Heliconius-erato I hope you enjoy this video and accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of video. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate the continued support.

This is video I captured with my drone of DeSoto Falls in the state of Alabama, U.S.A. According to Wikipedia, DeSoto Falls is a 104-foot (32m) waterfall located on the West Fork of the Little River near Mentone, Alabama, in DeSoto State Park. The falls have carved their own small canyon. They are named after Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto. DeSoto State Park is a public recreation area located on Lookout Mountain 8 miles (13km) northeast of Fort Payne, Alabama. The state park covers 3,502 acres (1,417ha) of forest, rivers, waterfalls, and mountain terrain. It borders the Little River, which flows into the nearby Little River Canyon National Preserve. The 104-foot-tall (32m) DeSoto Falls, the state's highest waterfall, is found in a separate part of the park 6 miles (9.7km) north of the main park. Visit these websites for more information about DeSoto Falls and DeSoto Falls State Park: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeSoto_Falls_(Alabama) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeSoto_State_Park Enjoy this video & the accompanying music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video, Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thank you all for watching. I really appreciate your continued support.

This is video I captured of a small crab exiting a sand castle my son and I created. We had no idea the crab was inside. This all happened on September 2nd at Panama City Beach, Florida. I hope you enjoy this video. The song is B Big by Alvin Risk and Team Ezy. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks if you have subscribed! Your support of this channel is very much appreciated!

This is video of the Gulf Fritillary butterfly, Agraulis vanillae (Linnaeus,1758). According to butterfliesandmoths.org identifying details are upperside is bright orange with black markings; 3 black-encircled white dots on forewing leading edge. Underside brown; forewing with orange at base; both wings with elongated, iridescent silver spots. Please visit these websites for greater detail of this information and much more: https://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species/Agraulis-vanillae and http://web.stanford.edu/~siegelr/insects/fritillary.html I hope you enjoy this short butterfly video & the music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video, Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thank you all for watching. I very much appreciate all of your support!

This is video I’m reposting of a Monarch Butterfly. I had uploaded it as a Viceroy Butterfly previously. Special thanks goes out to Rumble user DowagerLadyUrsula for the extra information needed to correctly identify this beautiful butterfly! According to journeynorth.org, the coloring & pattern of monarch and viceroy wings look almost the same. A viceroy has a black line crossing the postmedian hindwing. Viceroys are smaller than monarchs, although this size difference may be difficult to see in the field. Comparing wingspans: Viceroy: 2 1/2 - 3 3/8 inches (6.3 - 8.6 cm). Monarch: 3 3/8 - 4 7/8 inches (8.6 - 12.4 cm). Please visit these websites for more information about Monarch and Viceroy butterflies: https://journeynorth.org/tm/monarch/Viceroy1.html and https://www.butterflyidentification.org/information.php?primary_name=monarch-butterfly I hope you enjoy this short butterfly video & the music. Soundtrack credit is at the end of the video, Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thank you all for watching. I very much appreciate your support!

This is video I captured of some small birds at Panama City Beach, Florida. I believe they are sparrows. They were fluttering about the sand dunes and sea oates. Sounds of the ocean and sea birds fill the audio track. I hope you enjoy this short video. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. Thanks if you have subscribed! Thank you for supporting this channel!

This was a lone seagull looking a little sad and or hungry. Watch carefully for the crazy little crab that bravely runs near it. This video was taken at Panama City Beach, Florida.

This is video I captured with my drone. This was in Grayton Beach, Florida in the Summer of 2020. I hope you enjoy it. For more information about Grayton Beach, Florida please visit this website: https://www.graytonbeach.com/ Thank you for watching, Rumbling, subscribing and commenting!