Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Okay, so most of you know that I really, really like cats, and I have a cat back in Canada that I really miss. If you follow me on Facebook, you've probably seen her pictures. I posted an album of her journey Mission L a album of her here to show those of you who don't follow me on Facebook. She is American short hair, um, out of Japan. I'm not really sure if many people know many cap breeds, but in Japan, pure bred cats are pretty popular. So this is one of the breed that's popular in Japan. American short hair. And they have really funny personality. That's why I like her. And also she's got a really pretty pa turn on her side. Kind of hard to see in these pictures. But she kind of looked like a tiger like a strange tiger. Wait, Tiger. But he made the opposition l my cat, but she's back in Canada living with my family. But, um, I would really love to get a cat. Well, I'm staying here in Japan, but my mom would kill me if I brought another cat back to Canada. And I don't think I'm allowed to have cats in my apartment. So, um, I decided to get a Jeff Annie's Tet. You know, something that I couldn't get? Well, I was in Canada, Something I've never seen in Canada. Um, so I will show you guys who that is. Uh, you're probably wondering what the hell this is. Um, this is a capital mushy. Yes, it's alive. Um, they sleep during the daytime, so he's not to awaken the moment, but he'll probably move. Well, you can see his mouth moving a little bit. Um, in Japan, these are a popular pet with young boys. Mostly, you can catch them in the wild in the forest in Japan. But this one I bought in a pet store it cost 10 years ago in 1200 yen. So, like, $15 or something, you're probably wondering why I would want a pet like this, that it might be creeping some if not most of you out. But I don't know. I think it's cute. It looks like a little rhino. Look at its horn. And, um, yeah, it lives in a little aquarium. I took some video of it with my my real camera. So I'm gonna post that at the end of this video so you can get a look at its cage and such there. Um, but there are lots of different of species is very work of this kind of beetle. This is just one of them. But there's ones with just one long horn coming out, and I'm the females have no horns. Um, yeah. Anyways, if you look up covered, all mushy online, you can feel the different pictures, and yet you convey I them in any Japanese pet store, or you can go and cuts from the wild yourself. But yeah, we don't have anything like this in Canada. So I thought, Why not? You know, I'm in Japan and beautiful gets a sweet Japanese pet that I wouldn't be able to get in Canada. This is a big one. Um, there are a lot smaller ones, but I got the biggest one that I could find, cause I thought it was awesome. Right now he this is his food dish. I don't know if you could see it, but it's got a jelly like a fruit jelly inside of the dish here that I could just pop out and put a new one in, and that's what they eat. It's like a Jell O. It's got vitamins and stuff in it. I don't know. It doesn't look bad healthy, but, um, you can also feed them fruit. He really likes Banana. Um, what else did they like? I think I read apples somewhere, but mainly they eat this jelly, and that's about it in the wild. I'm not sure exactly what they eat. Maybe trees, Um, and like, rotting fruits and stuff like that, I can give you a good look at him like he's, like, a little right. Oh, well, my friends think I will. Weirdo, I think is cute. Um, yeah. So I will post the video that I took my camera. Now check that out.
A2 canada tiger jelly short hair mushy wild Pets are cooler in Japan. 日本のペットカッコいい!! 4 0 林宜悉 posted on 2020/03/24 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary