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of the zoo. they went into this amphitheater with this incredible view of the harbor. william is very involved in conservation, of course. there was a display. it was about the zoo and the animals there. the message was about conservation. they went up and met various anima animals, various indigenous animals to australia. huge media pack there. of course, the obligatory photo with the koala bear as well. another sort of iconic setting for this royal couple. they will move on next. they ve been to the sydney opera house. they really are creating a visual history, really, of their time here in australia. it plays into australian history as well. and it s helping with the monarchy cause in australia. it only strengthens, really, those ties between australia and a monarchy that comes from the other side of the planet. actually just a picture moment, really. these pictures being beamed
a miniature cow whose genes have been hipped to make it look like a small panda bear. that s not nice. the rare animal born in my home state of colorado. one of 24 in the world and the former you see there may milk this cash cow for all it s worth and he says he intends to sell it for $30,000. wait, you can manipulate the genes, it s not like it happened by chance. right. i agree that does make it a little bit less special. and remember that show monster quest, that thing belongs on that show. or a circus. i wonder if it eats bamboo. why not manipulate the genes of every animal to make them a panda. they re adorable. adorable, but rip your eyes out and that s the problem with pandas, they re adorable, but sharp they re bears. no, they re stuffed anima animals. in the meantime it s the
don t mean a thing. except those generations are born. they say in 50 years there will be no fish in the ocean. that we ll be fished out. i don t know if you saw a magazine, a times magazine story. the blue fin tuna. we were talking about this on the show i was telling you about i m producing, this science pilot, it s in mankind s nature not to change to forestall disaster but just to let it happen and then adopt. larry: we re reactive. in 50 years if there s no fish and we ve killed all the anima animals, the only thing left are cockroaches and jellyfish and people will eat them. yeah, it s not really as good as the hamburgers and chicken i used to have and the tuna was delicious but bring it on. i ll have the jellyfish and the cockroach and we shot it up with msg and now i m eating it.