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김줄스 ZoolsKim
[{'start': '0.960', 'end': '2.820', 'text': "Hello, this is Kim zools. The sun is nice, the breeze is nice— It’s definitely spring. At the snakehead pond, now welcoming spring, plants are growing visibly by the day. They're growing like that. Yangyang! Stop picking up and eating random stuff! Yangyang often has stomachaches, yet is eating random stuff again. Do you even know what that is? So tiring... Ah! I discovered some good news. At the snakehead pond, where there was a heron raid, some creatures survived the attack by hiding from the heron, and I found them. Just in case, I had put in a fish trap, Let’s take a look! Even though I haven’t opened the lid yet, a tadpole jumped out. Off it goes. Inside, there’s a koi fish. It has such a beautiful pattern on its back. It somehow survived. Each koi is individually identifiable, and that one was a favorite of mine. Luckily, it’s still alive. Also, not sure why it’s here, but— a native apple snail. Another tadpole just went inside. These days, while working around the pond, I see lizards here and there. This one woke up abruptly, so it's still a bit sluggish. Anyway, it's a long-tailed lizard. I came up to the treehouse to feed the wild birds— A grass snake is passing through the pond. It’s huge, isn’t it? That must be the one that gave birth in the pond last year. The wind is so strong that the snake can’t move forward, so it’s just stuck there in place. It looks like it's on a treadmill. But somehow, the fish swimming by is thicker than the snake. When people build ponds, many dislike it because it attracts snakes. But grass snakes eat fish, bugs, and frogs. They’re not venomous, of course, and they’re gentle, so there’s no need to worry. There are also tiger keelbacks that eat similar things, but even they run away at the sight of humans. They flee for their lives. So please stop saying we should kill them. People always say “kill it” whenever something shows up, but then nothing will be left. That grass snake that just passed— it’s actually small enough to be eaten by a koi. But the kind koi gives way instead. The tadpole, apple snail, grass snake, long-tailed lizard— all these creatures are favorites of herons. They eat them readily. And now, they’re fighting among themselves, chasing each other off, causing a ruckus. Anyway, aside from these animals that came to the snakehead pond naturally, there are others— ones that were here from the very first ChatGPT의 말: year I created the pond. Do you remember them? They were the turtles! By now, if they’d grown this big, they should have laid eggs nearby, but I still haven’t seen any babies. Today, I’m going to search for the turtles. The yellow water lilies have grown so much that filming is tough. These yellow water lilies are currently acting as hiding spots for the fish. They’re replacing the plastic sheets. That’s fine and all, but it’s making filming harder. I keep getting caught in the weeds. I hope the big koi have started spawning by now. They’ve been hiding under logs. Today as well, they’re hiding there. The water is 2 meters deep, so why aren’t they somewhere safer? Why are they in such an uncomfortable position, stuck there? Oh, right! I was looking for the turtles. When you look at it in the water, it looks just like a rock. You have to look closely. I’m looking for them right now, but I can’t see them. They usually come out around here and eat small fish, you know? A sturgeon. I can’t see it. Only the koi are here. So, I’ve prepared something. There’s no animal that doesn’t like free food, right? The same goes for reptiles. For attracting the turtles, the best bait is mudfish. I’ve washed them. For those who haven’t subscribed yet, please hit that like button! I’ve placed the mudfish, the camera angle is perfect, and now we just need to wait to see who comes. I’ve already seen it, you’re going to be surprised! After placing the mudfish, about 5 minutes later, small freshwater fish smelled the bait and gathered around. Fish, like humans, have nostrils, but their nostrils aren’t used for breathing— they’re used to smell. So, they can smell from a distance, and that’s how they all gather. Here’s a koi with amazing trapezius muscles, and the butterfly koi short-body I put in last time. It looks much more beautiful here than in the trout pond, right? Ah, the trapezius is back again. But the yellow water lilies act like bars, so they can’t easily pass through. The bigger ones eventually turn around, but they still eat the mudfish. They push the mudfish with their fins and guide it near their mouth. What are you doing? This one’s a bit slow. The trapezius is passing by again, but wait! That one! A pike! A pike has appeared! I caught this pike from the Hongcheon River when I first made the pond. It’s grown so huge! Its color is amazing! But it’s just staring at the bait? It stared at it for about 20 seconds, then when the trapezius passed, it retreated. Wow, but it’s really big. I think it will breed naturally in spring. At this size, it should be able to spawn naturally. But the trapezius up there is blocking it, so the pike can’t get through. The butterfly koi, the regular ones, are passing by. It’s definitely hard for them to get through the water plants. They’re completely blocked, and they can’t get through. But the smaller butterfly koi? They squeeze through. It’s lucky that the koi don’t destroy all the mudfish, but the turtles, maybe they can’t get through either. That trapezius! It’s passed by about 20 times. Hey, but then! A sturgeon appeared, searching the bottom! Wow! It’s eating greedily, devouring everything. It even eats the water plants, and now it’s spitting them out. It’s losing its balance, spitting out the plants, making a mess! It’s stuck on the plants, struggling to get free. Normally, sturgeons stay at the bottom about 2 meters deep, so they don’t usually come up here. It came here following the smell, but got stuck, and now it’s running away. The red one is a bit slower than the trapezius. It ate it! Its color is amazing! The sturgeon that made a big loop has appeared again. Wow------ It’s crazy! A handful of trapezius muscles too. The sturgeon got caught earlier, and it’s caught again. But it still has an appetite. It’s stronger than reason. Wait, you were looking for a turtle, right? Today, it’s only the sturgeon making a windfall. It even shows a little physical comedy. The small goldfish that entered last month don’t seem interested in the mudfish. Wow--------- This one’s coloring is amazing, right? Seeing that they all came up in their mating colors, it’s really spring now. After that, the filming continued for over an hour, but what came out was just the sturgeon. It’s only eating the mudfish. It’s pulling up all the water plants, causing a commotion. Sadly, the turtle didn’t show up today. The pond has been set up for a while now, and what’s left is the natural breeding of the creatures. Should I just wait? At least I’ve seen the turtle, so… Let’s go down. Good job. Thank you. This was Kim zools."}]