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  • Well, hey everybody.

    大家好

  • My name is Marty Halina.

    我叫馬蒂-哈利納。

  • I'm the head veterinarian here at Vancouver Korean Marine Mammal Rescue Society.

    我是溫哥華韓國海洋哺乳動物救援協會的首席獸醫。

  • Welcome to our first Instagram live.

    歡迎收看我們的首次 Instagram 直播。

  • So I know you're all here to see me.

    我知道你們都是來看我的。

  • So I'm just going to spend a good half an hour just talking about veterinary stuff.

    所以,我打算花半個小時來談談獸醫方面的事情。

  • And oh, wait, I guess there's this guy, a girl, actually, I should say.

    哦,等等,我想還有一個人,其實應該說是一個女孩。

  • So today we are going to do one of the things that I really just don't like too much.

    所以,今天我們要做一件我真的不太喜歡的事情。

  • And that's, we're going to go ahead and give this little girl a checkup.

    那就是,我們要繼續給這個小女孩做檢查。

  • So this sea otter, he has yet unnamed, is about four to five weeks of age.

    這隻海獺還未命名,大約四到五週大。

  • She came to us about eight days ago and was found likely orphaned, no mom around.

    她大約八天前來到我們這裡,被發現時可能是個孤兒,身邊沒有媽媽。

  • These guys are very, very dependent on their mom for everything when they're little.

    這些孩子小的時候非常非常依賴媽媽,什麼都要媽媽做。

  • Grooming, feeding, moving around.

    梳洗、餵食、走動

  • They don't dive on their own.

    它們不會自己潛水。

  • They do move around on their own, but they don't dive on their own.

    它們會自己走動,但不會自己潛水。

  • And so when they come into our facility as an orphan, they are under 24 hour care.

    是以,當他們作為孤兒來到我們的機構時,就會得到 24 小時的照顧。

  • It's very, very intensive.

    它非常非常密集。

  • The volunteers and our staff are working tirelessly.

    志願者和我們的工作人員正在不懈努力。

  • I do nothing except for this incredibly tiresome chore, which is to have a really good look at our little girl here.

    我什麼也不做,只做一件令人厭煩的事,那就是好好看看我們的小姑娘。

  • So let's just do a few little things here.

    所以,讓我們在這裡做幾件小事吧。

  • We're going to check lymph nodes.

    我們要檢查淋巴結。

  • I know this is really terrible for me as it is for this one.

    我知道這對我來說真的很糟糕,就像對這個人一樣。

  • Axillaries.

    腋窩

  • Just looking for signs of infection.

    只是在尋找感染的跡象。

  • We're going to count the limbs.

    我們來數數肢體。

  • We've got one, two, three, four.

    我們有一、二、三、四。

  • That's a little joke.

    這是一個小笑話。

  • We know she's had four.

    我們知道她有過四次。

  • We're going to take a little pause here.

    我們在這裡稍作停頓。

  • I know.

    我知道

  • Oh, are you helping?

    哦,你在幫忙嗎?

  • Now, one thing these guys can get is nasal mites.

    現在,這些傢伙會感染的一種疾病是鼻蟎。

  • Oh, what?

    哦,什麼?

  • What?

    什麼?

  • Stop.

    停下。

  • Well, don't bite anything else.

    好了,別再咬別的東西了。

  • So we're just going to do a little eye check.

    所以,我們只是要做一個小小的檢查。

  • I know.

    我知道

  • I know.

    我知道

  • I know.

    我知道

  • And then one thing these guys get is nasal mites.

    這些傢伙還會得一種病,那就是鼻蟎。

  • So we're just going to have a really good look up there.

    所以我們要在上面好好看看。

  • Make sure she doesn't have any nasal mites.

    確保她沒有鼻蟎。

  • They're kind of gross, kind of yucky.

    它們有點噁心,有點討厭。

  • Not a huge problem, but can make them cough and sneeze and irritate the mucous membranes of the nasal passages and set them up for pneumonias later.

    問題不大,但會讓他們咳嗽、打噴嚏,刺激鼻腔粘膜,為日後患上肺炎埋下隱患。

  • So, oh, just kidding.

    所以,哦,開個玩笑。

  • All right.

    好吧

  • So the other big thing for these guys is that hair coat needs to be perfect.

    是以,對於這些傢伙來說,另一件大事就是毛髮必須完美無瑕。

  • These guys, unlike a lot of the other marine mammals that we deal with, don't have a blubber layer.

    這些傢伙與我們接觸的其他海洋哺乳動物不同,沒有脂肪層。

  • Their insulation is 100% due to this hair coat.

    它們的隔熱性能百分之百得益於這種毛髮。

  • And these guys can have 600,000 to a million hairs per square inch.

    而這些傢伙每平方英寸可以有 60 萬到 100 萬根毛髮。

  • And as a pup, those hairs need to be near perfect.

    作為一隻幼犬,這些毛髮必須近乎完美。

  • That allows them to float when mom leaves them to go forage.

    這樣,當媽媽離開它們去覓食時,它們就能漂浮起來。

  • And of course, insulates them from the cold water of the water that they live in.

    當然,還能使它們與生活在水中的冷水隔絕。

  • So when they're in here, mom's not around.

    所以他們在這裡的時候,媽媽不在身邊。

  • So that grooming turns to us.

    於是,新郎新娘就轉向了我們。

  • Now, our guys are awesome.

    現在,我們的人都很棒。

  • Our staff is amazing, but they are no match for mom.

    我們的員工很了不起,但他們比不上媽媽。

  • So it takes a lot of meticulous care.

    是以,這需要非常細緻的照料。

  • It takes a lot longer than mom would normally care.

    這比媽媽平時關心的時間要長得多。

  • And there are a couple of little mats happening here.

    這裡有幾個小墊子。

  • So I'll just take note of those and make sure the staff is well aware of that.

    是以,我會注意到這一點,並確保工作人員對此有充分的認識。

  • So definitely getting our two-fers in.

    所以,我們一定要把這兩瓶啤酒喝完。

  • These guys have huge crushing power when they get older.

    這些人老了之後,就會有巨大的爆發力。

  • These guys eat a lot of invertebrates, particularly things with shells.

    這些傢伙吃很多無脊椎動物,尤其是帶殼的東西。

  • They can take apart a crab or clam or mussels and just devastate them.

    它們能把螃蟹、蛤蜊或貽貝撕成碎片,對它們造成毀滅性的破壞。

  • So now we're having fun.

    現在我們玩得很開心。

  • Now we're having fun with the physical exam.

    現在,我們正在享受體檢帶來的樂趣。

  • So I think unfortunately, it's this nasty disfigurement that people are quite worried about.

    是以,我認為不幸的是,人們非常擔心這種令人討厭的毀容。

  • They're not a very pretty creature and we worry about them.

    它們並不漂亮,我們很擔心它們。

  • No, I mean, this thing is about the cutest thing that you can ever imagine.

    不,我是說,這東西是你能想象到的最可愛的東西了。

  • I know.

    我知道

  • Plus you like me.

    再加上你喜歡我

  • You don't like that camera.

    你不喜歡那臺攝影機

  • All right.

    好吧

  • Body condition.

    身體狀況

  • We check weight twice a day.

    我們每天檢查兩次體重。

  • Really important for me when I'm looking at how we're taking care of these guys is I want to see weight gain right away.

    對我來說,當我考慮如何照顧這些孩子時,最重要的是我希望看到他們的體重立即增加。

  • These guys have a huge metabolic rate.

    這些傢伙的新陳代謝率很高。

  • Again, having to do with that thermoregulation, but also with her growth, of course.

    這也與體溫調節有關,當然也與她的成長有關。

  • So lots and lots of food needs to go in.

    是以,需要放入很多很多的食物。

  • I want to make sure it's going in.

    我想確保它能進去。

  • I want to make sure it's coming out properly and we want to make sure there's good weight gain.

    我想確保它能正常排出,我們想確保它的體重增長良好。

  • Let's do a little abdominal feel here.

    讓我們來感受一下腹部的感覺。

  • Make sure nothing's impacting.

    確保沒有任何影響。

  • Quick ear check.

    快速檢查耳朵

  • Let's distract you with my thumb in your mouth.

    讓我的大拇指插進你的嘴裡,分散你的注意力。

  • And of course, they like a good squeeze on the nose.

    當然,它們也喜歡擠鼻子。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • All right, you guys, that's pretty much it for my exam.

    好了,各位,我的考試到此為止。

  • It's probably time for something else fun for this little girl.

    也許是時候給這個小女孩找點別的樂子了。

  • And yeah, we'll turn it over to you guys.

    好了,現在交給你們了。

  • If you have any questions, I've got myself.

    如果你有任何問題,我自己就能回答。

  • We have Lindsay over here who's our hospital manager and facility manager for our Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society.

    林賽是我們的醫院經理,也是溫哥華水族館海洋哺乳動物救援協會的設施經理。

  • We're here for the next little bit.

    接下來的時間我們就在這裡了。

  • Please ask away.

    敬請垂詢。

  • Okay, so lots of questions popping up here.

    好了,很多問題都冒出來了。

  • Yes, she is adorable.

    是的,她很可愛。

  • I guess, why does an otter who lives most of their time in water need to get dried and groomed?

    我想,水獺大部分時間都生活在水裡,為什麼還要擦乾身體、梳理毛髮呢?

  • Well, as I think I mentioned before, it really is that hair coat that provides the insulation, allows them to survive at sea, and that hair needs to be perfect.

    嗯,我想我之前已經說過了,它們的毛髮能起到保溫作用,讓它們在海上生存,而毛髮必須完美無瑕。

  • So if you'll notice, even at the aquarium, our otters that live there, if they're not eating, they're not sleeping, then they are grooming constantly.

    所以,如果你注意到,即使是在水族館,我們在那裡生活的水獺,如果它們不吃東西,不睡覺,就會不停地梳理毛髮。

  • And that's the same in the wild.

    在野外也是如此。

  • Now, normally mom would groom this girl, but she's not around obviously, so it's up to us.

    一般來說,媽媽會給這個女孩做新郎,但她顯然不在身邊,所以只能靠我們了。

  • So grooming, getting these hairs all straightened up, all dried up, that's very, very important for her.

    是以,梳理毛髮、把毛髮理順、弄乾,對她來說非常非常重要。

  • Here's a question for you, Marty.

    問你個問題,馬蒂。

  • How's your belly button?

    你的肚臍怎麼樣了?

  • My belly button?

    我的肚臍眼?

  • Oh, my belly button seems fine.

    哦,我的肚臍好像沒事。

  • How's her belly button?

    她的肚臍怎麼樣了?

  • Oh, well, that's actually really important.

    哦,好吧,這其實真的很重要。

  • So one of our last sea otters that was here actually had a prolapsed belly button, essentially a herniation of the umbilicus that was coming up.

    最後一隻海獺的肚臍脫垂,基本上是臍帶疝出。

  • So that did require surgical care.

    是以,確實需要手術治療。

  • I believe that actually wasn't mentioned and shown on one of our TV programs.

    我相信,我們的一個電視節目實際上並沒有提到和播放這一點。

  • It was a pretty exciting surgery for us to do on a little otter.

    對我們來說,給一隻小水獺做手術是一件非常激動人心的事。

  • But this one has got a fine belly button.

    但這個人的肚臍很精緻。

  • Everything's in the right place.

    一切都在正確的位置。

  • Marty, I saw a question about whether you use a different stethoscope for this little one versus a human one.

    馬蒂,我看到一個問題,你是否為這個小傢伙和人類使用了不同的聽診器。

  • Nope, this is a human stethoscope.

    不,這是一個人體聽診器。

  • So sometimes the size of the bell varies, but we, this one's a little bit feisty to use the stethoscope on right now.

    是以,有時鈴鐺的大小會有所不同,但我們現在用聽診器聽這個鈴鐺,還是有點費勁。

  • We'll wait until she's asleep and not noisy, and then she might not eat the stethoscope while we're doing things.

    我們會等到她睡著了,不吵了,然後她可能就不會在我們做事的時候吃聽診器了。

  • So I don't know, should we let her go for a swim or?

    我不知道該讓她去游泳還是?

  • I think a swim would be great.

    我覺得游泳會很棒。

  • A swim is exactly what the doctor ordered for this little monster.

    對這個小怪物來說,游泳正是醫生吩咐的事情。

  • There's a couple comments here about you, Marty.

    這裡有幾條關於你的評論,馬蒂。

  • Dr. Marty annoys the animals just as much as he does his staff.

    馬蒂醫生和他的員工一樣惹惱了動物們。

  • Yeah, no, I'm fantastic at annoying the veterinary staff.

    是的,不,我很擅長惹惱獸醫工作人員。

  • It's something I've been working on for a lot of years, and I think I've perfected it, quite honestly.

    這是我多年來一直在努力的事情,老實說,我覺得我已經做到了完美。

  • Okay, yeah, agreed.

    好吧,同意。

  • Agreed.

    同意。

  • One final one before we go swimming.

    游泳前最後一個

  • We want to touch base on her name.

    我們想了解一下她的名字。

  • Does she have one yet?

    她有了嗎?

  • She does not.

    她沒有。

  • We definitely have some good suggestions and more pouring in.

    我們肯定會有一些好的建議和更多的意見。

  • I think for fun, what we're going to try and do is set it up for kind of a vote.

    我想,為了好玩,我們要做的就是投票表決。

  • So I think in the next few days, keep on the lookout.

    是以,我認為在接下來的幾天裡,請繼續關注。

  • We'll have a few names out there, and we're going to ask all of our friends out there in the world and fans of this otter to go ahead and give her a name.

    我們會有幾個名字,請全世界的朋友和這隻水獺的粉絲們為它取個名字。

  • I think it's time for a swim.

    我想該去游泳了。

  • I think so too, because I'm about to lose all of my fingers quickly.

    我也是這麼想的,因為我的手指很快就會被砍光。

  • You want to take her?

    你想帶她走?

  • I will take her.

    我帶她走

  • Come here, monster.

    過來,怪物

  • All righty, someone's feisty.

    好吧,有人很暴躁。

  • So saltwater pool.

    海水泳池

  • I know.

    我知道

  • And time for a little swim.

    游泳時間到了

  • So she is really becoming more and more of an otter every day.

    所以,她真的越來越像一隻水獺了。

  • You know, even the last eight days, we've seen her confidence in the water grow, seen her ability to groom herself, improve a lot almost on a daily basis.

    要知道,即使在過去的八天裡,我們也看到她在水中的自信心在增強,看到她梳理自己的能力幾乎每天都在提高。

  • And she's, yeah, she's really coming along.

    她,是的,她真的進步了。

  • She's definitely following the milestones we've set for her.

    她肯定會遵循我們為她設定的里程碑。

  • Now, there is a lot that can still go wrong.

    現在,仍有很多事情可能會出錯。

  • So this process is very, very intensive.

    是以,這個過程是非常非常密集的。

  • Again, a lot of staff required lots of things that can still go wrong and lots of potential things that we haven't just recognized that could be going on with her as yet.

    同樣,她還需要很多工作人員,還有很多可能出錯的地方,以及很多我們還沒有意識到的潛在問題。

  • So lots and lots of work to be done.

    所以還有很多很多工作要做。

  • But so far, pretty happy with her.

    但到目前為止,我對她還算滿意。

  • So she swims on her side, which is sort of strange.

    所以她是側著遊的,這有點奇怪。

  • She gets a little waterlogged.

    她有點積水。

  • And any other questions while we're waiting?

    還有其他問題嗎?

  • So Marty, what should people do if they see marine mammals this summer when they're on the beach or on the boat?

    那麼馬蒂,如果今年夏天人們在海灘或船上看到海洋哺乳動物該怎麼辦?

  • Well, hopefully not.

    但願不會。

  • Most marine mammals around here are doing perfectly normal things in perfectly normal places.

    這裡的大多數海洋哺乳動物都在非常正常的地方做著非常正常的事情。

  • If folks do see an animal that they feel is in distress or acting abnormally, it's really important to go ahead and give either the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans a call on their hotline or go ahead and call our facility hotline.

    如果人們發現動物處於困境或行為異常,請務必撥打加拿大漁業和海洋部的熱線電話,或撥打我們的設施熱線。

  • And we'll go ahead and work through what you're seeing, ask you a bunch of and mount appropriate response if necessary.

    必要時,我們會繼續研究你所看到的,問你一些問題,並做出適當的迴應。

  • So a question here about what her weight is.

    所以,我想問一下她的體重是多少。

  • I believe she's at 2.5, no, 2.7 kilograms as of today.

    我相信,到今天為止,她的體重是 2.5 公斤,不,是 2.7 公斤。

  • So definitely a good weight gain.

    所以,體重增加肯定是好事。

  • Now we're seeing a little bit of what happens on the other end of a sea otter.

    現在,我們看到了海獺另一端的情況。

  • So she's being fed a specialized formula that is based around a commercial veterinary grade carnivore milk replacer that's mixed with clams mostly and a puppy formula.

    是以,我們給她餵食了一種專門的配方奶粉,這種配方奶粉是以獸醫專用的肉食動物代乳粉為基礎的,其中主要混合了蛤蜊和幼犬配方奶粉。

  • Well, that was the milk matrix.

    這就是牛奶矩陣。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Thanks for that.

    謝謝。

  • You're welcome.

    不客氣。

  • I have a more important job to do.

    我有更重要的工作要做。

  • Yeah, you do.

    是啊

  • And we have our special matter collecting net there, which is awfully handy.

    我們的特殊物質收集網就在那裡,非常方便。

  • There's probably going to be a little bit more there.

    可能還會有更多。

  • As we know, what goes in must come out to a certain extent.

    我們知道,有進必出。

  • And another question here, what's the noise she's making and why?

    還有一個問題,她發出的是什麼聲音,為什麼?

  • Well, that's an otter call.

    那是水獺的叫聲

  • That would be the call she would make for her mom.

    這將是她為媽媽打的電話。

  • Mostly it's, I'm here, I'm excited, things are happening and just kind of normal sea otter pup vocalization, especially when she's excited and doing stuff.

    主要是 "我在這裡,我很興奮,事情正在發生",以及正常的海獺幼崽發聲,尤其是在它興奮和做事情的時候。

  • When they're born, do they have teeth?

    他們出生時有牙齒嗎?

  • I see a few little attempts to groom there, which is really good, right?

    我看到了一些新郎的小嚐試,這真的很好,不是嗎?

  • So look at her.

    看看她

  • She's using her paws.

    她在用爪子

  • Just, just starting to, there you go.

    只是,只是開始,你去那裡。

  • Just starting to get into it, which is awesome.

    剛剛開始接觸,這太棒了。

  • Good size.

    尺寸適中。

  • Yep.

    是的。

  • Get head shakes like that and a good few squeaks.

    搖頭晃腦,吱吱作響。

  • Let us know your lungs are working.

    讓我們知道你的肺在工作。

  • We love it.

    我們喜歡它。

  • Are they born with teeth?

    他們天生就有牙齒嗎?

  • They're not formed exactly with teeth, but they erupt very, very quickly.

    它們的形成與牙齒並不完全一樣,但它們萌出的速度非常非常快。

  • So her teeth is only about five weeks old and definitely they're starting to come out.

    她的牙齒只有五週大,肯定已經開始脫落了。

  • Another one, actually for yourself, what kind of training did you have to become a veterinarian with the Vancouver Aquarium?

    另一個問題,實際上是你自己的問題,你接受過什麼樣的培訓才能成為溫哥華水族館的獸醫?

  • Oh geez.

    哦,天哪。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So definitely there was a bit of school involved.

    所以,這肯定和學校有關。

  • I got my veterinary degree at the Ontario Veterinary College.

    我在安大略獸醫學院獲得了獸醫學位。

  • So that usually means an undergraduate degree and then some app applying to veterinary school and then successfully graduating from that program, getting licensed as a veterinarian.

    是以,這通常意味著先要獲得大學學位,然後申請獸醫學校,最後順利畢業,獲得獸醫執照。

  • And then for folks who really want to get into this field as veterinarians, really it's a matter of starting to specialize.

    然後,對於那些真正想進入這個領域成為獸醫的人來說,這確實是一個開始專業化的問題。

  • So there's a specialty board in the American College of Zoological Medicine, which grants you the right to call yourself a specialist after publishing a number of things and getting approved to take the exam and then of course passing the exam.

    是以,在美國動物醫學院裡有一個專業委員會,在發表了一系列文章並獲准參加考試後,它就會授予你自稱為專家的權利,當然,你也要通過考試。

  • Most of us have graduate degrees that we did after vet school, master's, PhDs, that sort of thing.

    我們中的大多數人在獸醫學校畢業後都獲得了研究所學生學位,碩士、博士學位,諸如此類。

  • And then the clinical training, internships, residency.

    然後是臨床培訓、實習和住院實習。

  • So yeah, it's a good long road, but very much worth it.

    所以說,這是一條漫長的路,但非常值得。

  • And the staff and volunteers, what's their background?

    工作人員和志願者的背景如何?

  • Some of them.

    其中一些

  • Oh geez.

    哦,天哪。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So most of our staff here, we have two veterinarians, myself, as well as what we call our veterinary fellow, who's a young veterinarian, fully licensed, starting to go to specialization that spends a year with us, kind of doing advanced training.

    是以,我們這裡的大部分員工都有兩名獸醫,包括我本人,以及我們所謂的獸醫研究員,他是一名年輕的獸醫,有正式執照,正在開始專科學習,將在我們這裡工作一年,接受高級培訓。

  • And then we have a whole lot of people who actually do everything that the veterinarians take credit for.

    還有很多人,他們實際上做了獸醫所做的一切。

  • And that's our veterinary technician team.

    這就是我們的獸醫技師團隊。

  • So we have three full-time at the aquarium, two and a half full-time year round here at the rescue center.

    是以,我們在水族館有三個全職員工,在救援中心有兩個半全職員工。

  • And that quickly advances to another seven total positions through the busy season.

    在繁忙的季節裡,這些職位很快又增加到七個。

  • So the veterinary technical program is at an approved college.

    是以,獸醫技術課程是在經準許的學院開設的。

  • It's a slightly shorter route, but those are the real folks that do all the hands-on stuff, do a lot of record keeping, do a lot of the sample taking and sending off the laboratory, and pretty much doing all the medical treatments, kind of doing, like I said, doing everything that then I take credit for.

    雖然路途稍短,但那些人才是真正的工作人員,他們要親力親為,做大量的記錄,做大量的取樣工作,然後送去實驗室,而且幾乎要做所有的醫療工作,就像我說的那樣,做所有的事情,然後我再邀功。

  • Unless it goes wrong, in which case I blame them.

    除非出了問題,在這種情況下,我就會責怪他們。

  • A few questions have come up about toys.

    有幾個關於玩具的問題。

  • What's the importance of toys?

    玩具有什麼重要性?

  • Well, these guys are really social, energetic, smart animals.

    這些傢伙是真正的社交動物,精力充沛,聰明伶俐。

  • They need to do things, especially like a baby.

    他們需要做事,尤其是像嬰兒一樣。

  • So just like puppies or babies, their little brain is developing fast.

    是以,就像小狗或嬰兒一樣,他們的小腦袋也在快速發育。

  • So you want to get motor control developing, you want to get those neurons firing, you want to get those synapses connecting.

    是以,你想讓運動控制得到發展,你想讓這些神經元發射,你想讓這些突觸連接起來。

  • So it's all part of normal, healthy development to be playing with stuff.

    是以,玩東西是正常、健康成長的一部分。

  • Play is a very important thing.

    遊戲是一件非常重要的事情。

  • And so providing kind of safe things, a little bit varied, and introducing them to her in kind of a, you know, not a very predictable way, leads to good development.

    是以,提供一些安全的、多樣化的東西,並以一種你知道的、不太容易預測的方式向她介紹這些東西,會讓她得到很好的發展。

  • Does she take a lot of naps during the day?

    她白天是否經常小睡?

  • She sure does.

    她肯定會的。

  • This is a baby, and everything you think a human baby does, or a puppy or kitten, that is what she does.

    這是一個嬰兒,你認為人類嬰兒會做的一切,或者小狗或小貓會做的一切,她都會做。

  • So lots of eating, lots of napping, lots of yelling, and, okay, a little bit of pooping as well.

    所以要吃很多東西,睡很多覺,大喊大叫,好吧,還要拉一點屎。

  • So it is non-stop.

    所以它是不間斷的。

  • The baby is a little bit more active.

    寶寶更活潑了

  • What kind of support from the community is most beneficial for some of the rescue efforts here at the Centre?

    社區的哪些支持對中心的一些救援工作最為有利?

  • Well, the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society is a rather new charitable organization.

    溫哥華水族館海洋哺乳動物救援協會是一個相當新的慈善組織。

  • Of course, we have been around for a very long time and have gone through a few different kind of phases.

    當然,我們已經存在了很長時間,也經歷了幾個不同的階段。

  • But in the last year, we repositioned ourselves as an independent charitable organization working in close partnership with the Vancouver Aquarium.

    但在去年,我們將自己重新定位為一個獨立的慈善組織,與溫哥華水族館密切合作。

  • So as any new startup, non-profit, I guess, you know, we definitely are looking for funding to fund our good work.

    是以,作為任何一家新創公司、非營利組織,我想,你知道,我們肯定在尋找資金來資助我們的工作。

  • There's volunteer opportunities, there are ways to network for us, getting the word out.

    有志願者機會,有為我們建立網絡的方法,讓我們的消息傳出去。

  • And yeah, there's lots of different opportunities and ways for folks to help.

    是的,人們有很多不同的機會和方式來提供幫助。

  • How often does she go for swims?

    她多久遊一次泳?

  • Well, right now, most of her cycle is about three hours.

    現在,她的生理週期大多是三小時左右。

  • I want to say she's getting fed every three to three and a half hours.

    我想說的是,她每三到三個半小時吃一次奶。

  • And so all those other things, the napping and swimming, kind of fall in the same kind of frequency.

    是以,所有其他的事情,比如午睡和游泳,都屬於同樣的頻率。

  • So about every three, three and a half hours, she's taking a good long swim.

    是以,大約每隔三到三個半小時,她就會游上很長時間。

  • Another question here about her age.

    這裡還有一個關於她年齡的問題。

  • We think, and of course we don't know exactly, but based on her size, her teeth, and her behavior, we figure she was probably about two to four weeks when we first found her, making her about five weeks old now.

    我們認為,當然我們也不太清楚,但根據它的體型、牙齒和行為舉止,我們推測它剛被發現時可能只有 2 到 4 周大,現在大約 5 周大。

  • Marty, if people want to donate or volunteer, what's our website?

    馬蒂,如果人們想捐款或做志願者,我們的網站是什麼?

  • Um, that our website is vammr.org.

    嗯,我們的網站是 vammr.org。

  • That's Vancouver Aquarium Reanormal Rescue.org.

    這就是溫哥華水族館超自然救援組織(Vancouver Aquarium Reanormal Rescue.org)。

  • Oh, out?

    哦,出去了?

  • Are you saying out?

    你是說退出嗎?

  • I'll actually hand.

    實際上,我會手。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • I'll hand this thing over.

    我把這東西交給你

  • All right, that was a good swim.

    好了,遊得不錯。

  • This is natural saltwater from the water surrounding our facility.

    這是來自我們設施周圍水域的天然海水。

  • Saltwater is very, very important to these guys.

    鹽水對這些傢伙來說非常非常重要。

  • They do mat up their hair in fresh water, so oh yeah.

    它們在淡水中確實會把頭髮弄得亂糟糟的,所以哦,是的。

  • Okay.

    好的

  • We got a little soggy.

    我們有點溼漉漉的。

  • All right, I think what we'll do is we'll, uh, turn a lot of this over to the person who does a lot of the real work, as I said, and that's our, um, one of our veterinary technicians, but also our senior management, uh, manager of operations here at the Vancouver Aquarium Reanormal Rescue Centre, and that's Lindsay Akris.

    好吧,我想我們要做的就是,呃,把很多事情交給做很多實際工作的人,就像我說的,那是我們的,呃,我們的獸醫技師之一,同時也是我們的高級管理人員,呃,溫哥華水族館超自然現象救援中心的營運經理,那就是林賽-阿克里斯。

  • So Lindsay's going to do the spa treatment now.

    林賽現在要去做水療了

  • Yes, so somebody was asking about grooming, how often they get groomed.

    是的,有人問到了梳理的問題,它們多長時間梳一次毛。

  • Well, pretty much any time that they come out of the water, we're going to have to groom again.

    只要它們從水裡出來,我們就得重新梳洗。

  • You can see her fur isn't quite how it was when she went in.

    你可以看到,她的皮毛和剛進去時不太一樣。

  • We're just going to get some of this major moisture off her.

    我們要把她身上的溼氣去掉。

  • Oh, I'm sorry.

    哦,對不起。

  • You can imagine the amount of laundry we do with these little ones.

    你可以想象我們和這些小傢伙一起洗了多少衣服。

  • Oh, you are a little playful today, aren't you?

    哦,你今天有點貪玩,是嗎?

  • We actually did get a new washing machine.

    事實上,我們確實買了一臺新洗衣機。

  • We sure did, yes.

    是的,我們確實這樣做了。

  • We got a new washing machine, which will be installed tomorrow, which we're very excited about.

    我們買了一臺新洗衣機,明天就會安裝好,我們對此感到非常興奮。

  • Yes, oh my, we need some toys for you to chew on.

    是的,天哪,我們需要一些玩具給你啃。

  • I don't want you chewing on me, no.

    我不想讓你嚼我,不想。

  • There's many different styles of grooming.

    美容的方式有很多種。

  • Right now, I'm just getting most of the moisture off.

    現在,我只是把大部分水分弄掉。

  • You can think in the wild, mom would be doing this constantly while also grooming herself.

    你可以想象,在野外,媽媽在梳理自己的同時,也會不停地做這個動作。

  • Oh yes, and she's starting to, and you'll notice that she will start grooming herself in there.

    哦,是的,她開始這樣做了,你會發現她開始在裡面梳理自己。

  • We do have a few grooming tools that we use, a comb to fluff it up.

    我們確實有一些梳理工具,比如梳子,可以把它梳得蓬鬆一些。

  • This air, which is like my mom is blowing a little bit of air at the base of her fur.

    這種空氣,就像我媽媽在她的毛髮根部吹出的一點點空氣。

  • You can see in here, it may look wet on the outside, but the base of her fur is still actually dry.

    你可以從這裡看到,它的外表看起來是溼的,但實際上毛的底部還是乾的。

  • She still has her little puppy coat, obviously, as you saw when she was in the water.

    很明顯,她還穿著小狗的皮毛,你在水裡也看到了。

  • Peaks are nice and able to float, which is great.

    山峰很美,能夠漂浮,這很好。

  • I'd actually like to see you groom.

    其實我很想看到你當新郎。

  • I don't think I've ever seen you groom.

    我想我從未見過你梳妝打扮。

  • Well, I can tell I actually didn't groom.

    好吧,我可以告訴你,其實我並沒有新郎。

  • Yes, I can.

    是的,我可以。

  • One of the questions we had actually was, did we learn a lot from when we took care of Joey that would help us with this otter?

    實際上,我們遇到的一個問題是,我們在照顧喬伊的過程中學到了很多東西,對我們照顧這隻水獺有幫助嗎?

  • So, yeah, absolutely.

    所以,是的,當然。

  • We learned a lot from every otter.

    我們從每隻水獺身上都學到了很多東西。

  • Now, I'm super proud of this facility.

    現在,我對這個設施感到非常自豪。

  • We've been quite successful with several sea otter treatments.

    我們已經成功治療了幾隻海獺。

  • We actually had a question, is she as wiggly as as Joey was?

    實際上,我們有一個問題,她還像喬伊那樣扭來扭去嗎?

  • She's not doing the wiggle yet.

    她還不會扭腰。

  • Yeah, but she's definitely, um, she's feisty.

    是的,但她絕對,嗯,她是好鬥的。

  • That's a good term.

    這是個好詞。

  • Yeah, I like that feisty.

    是啊,我就喜歡這樣好鬥的。

  • I think some of that is, um, is, is girl related too.

    我想,這其中也有一些與女孩有關。

  • And I find sometimes that the young, uh, young pups, those girls are a little bit more with it and interactive, which sort of happens, right?

    我發現有時候,年輕的幼崽,呃,年輕的幼崽,那些女孩會更喜歡和它互動,這也是常有的事,對嗎?

  • Yeah, it makes sense.

    是啊,有道理。

  • They're a bit smarter.

    他們更聰明一些。

  • And she was a little bit older than Joey too.

    她也比喬伊大一點。

  • That's true.

    沒錯。

  • Yeah, we've got some trouble spots over here.

    是的,我們這裡有些麻煩點。

  • Here, pay attention to Marty.

    注意馬蒂

  • You, you find him.

    你去找他

  • Yeah, go find Marty.

    去找馬蒂

  • He's got these big fingers.

    他的手指很大

  • Now, as Marty was saying earlier, we still are working on a name for her.

    正如馬蒂之前所說,我們還在為她取名字。

  • We'll be putting up a on our social channels in the near future.

    我們將在不久的將來在我們的社交管道上發佈消息。

  • If you have any suggestions on what you think her name might be, obviously put it in the chat or, uh, let us know at some point.

    如果你對她的名字有什麼建議,可以在哈拉中提出來,或者在某個時候告訴我們。

  • Uh, we're still taking suggestions.

    我們仍在接受建議。

  • We have a few of our own, but always looking for some more ideas.

    我們有一些自己的想法,但一直在尋找更多的創意。

  • I don't know if bingo, toffee or toffee, uh, seems to be very popular in the, in the chat.

    我不知道賓果、太妃糖還是太妃糖,呃,似乎在哈拉中很受歡迎。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So we're actually getting that as well.

    是以,我們實際上也得到了這一點。

  • Like just toffee as the, uh, we've got Rosa and Pippa and Elsie.

    就像太妃糖,呃,我們有羅莎、皮帕和艾爾西。

  • Toffee seems to be the overwhelming favorite currently.

    太妃糖似乎是目前絕大多數人的最愛。

  • What's going on?

    怎麼了?

  • Rutabaga.

    蕪菁甘藍

  • We got a question about her grooming skills on her own, how, how developed they are at this point.

    有人問我們,她自己梳理毛髮的能力如何?

  • She's starting to, which is really great.

    她開始這樣做了,這真是太好了。

  • Um, you saw her when she was in the water, she was kind of grooming her arms at one point.

    嗯,你看到她在水裡的時候,有一次她在梳理手臂。

  • She is, well, just on, on cue.

    她是,嗯,只是在,在提示。

  • She's starting to, to groom an area that she can reach really well.

    她開始梳理她能觸及到的區域。

  • Um, she's not as productive, but you know, she'll get there in time.

    嗯,她沒有那麼高產,但你知道,她會及時趕到的。

  • Um, there's a couple areas, like we see with a lot of the sea otter pups up in this area here, kind of chest area, base of tail that need a little bit more attention, just from where they are in general.

    嗯,有幾個地方,就像我們看到的很多海獺幼崽在這個區域一樣,胸部區域、尾巴根部需要更多的關注,只是從它們一般的位置來看。

  • But, uh, yeah, she's getting it.

    但是,嗯,是的,她得到它。

  • We want to encourage her too, but we also want to be able to get into those areas and, uh, ensure that it's getting groomed well.

    我們也想鼓勵她,但我們也希望能夠進入這些區域,呃,確保它得到很好的梳理。

  • But yeah, she's got her tail.

    沒錯,她有尾巴。

  • Oh, no, she's got my hand.

    哦,不,她抓住了我的手。

  • How fast do the pups grow is a question we've got from Brielle.

    布里艾爾向我們提出的一個問題是,幼崽長得有多快。

  • Well, you know, right now she is gaining about a hundred, well, actually a hundred to 200 grams a day, depending on the day.

    嗯,你知道,現在她的體重增加了大約 100 克,嗯,實際上是每天 100 克到 200 克,具體取決於哪一天。

  • Um, and we'll probably see that for, yeah, I'd say about at six months of age, um, they're usually around 18 kilos.

    嗯,我們可能會看到,是的,我會說大約在六個月大的時候,嗯,他們通常在 18 公斤左右。

  • Um, and they're usually dependent on a mom for at least six months of their life.

    嗯,它們通常至少有六個月的時間要依賴媽媽。

  • So that's what we're going to start finding on a, a juvenile or a sub-adult.

    所以,這就是我們要在幼年或亞成體身上開始發現的東西。

  • Um, and then fully mature northern sea otters range from about 24 kilos for, for, um, some, some females to 35 kilos or more for adult males.

    嗯,完全成熟的北方海獺體重從 24 公斤到 35 公斤不等,有些是雌性,有些是成年雄性。

  • So, so they can be a very big animal, especially for a weasel.

    所以,它們可能是一種非常大的動物,尤其是對於黃鼠狼來說。

  • We've gotten a couple of questions about, is the air warm that you're blowing or are the towels warm?

    我們收到過一些關於 "吹出的空氣是熱的還是毛巾是熱的?

  • No, it's all cold.

    不,都是冷的。

  • Um, well, we won't say cold, but it's room temperature.

    嗯,好吧,我們不說冷,但它是室溫。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Nothing's warmed up with these guys.

    這些傢伙什麼都不熱。

  • Um, obviously they're used to being in the water.

    顯然,它們已經習慣了在水裡。

  • So it's a little cooler.

    這樣就涼快多了。

  • Um, she lays on a waterbed when she's in her crib and that usually has some, um, ice packed underneath it to keep her nice and cool.

    嗯,她在嬰兒床時會躺在水床上,水床下面通常會放一些冰塊,讓她保持涼爽。

  • She'll always have air flowing on her to ensure that, uh, she's getting, uh, or remaining cool.

    她身上會一直有空氣流通,以確保她得到,呃,或保持涼爽。

  • They tend to overheat, um, when they're out, especially a little one who's like her, who's as stable as she is at this point.

    他們外出時容易過熱,尤其是像她這樣穩定的小傢伙。

  • Is her fur as soft as it looks?

    她的皮毛有看上去那麼柔軟嗎?

  • Uh, probably more so.

    呃,可能更多。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • It's like puppy ears, like the softest puppy ears, especially the base stuff.

    就像小狗的耳朵,就像最柔軟的小狗耳朵,尤其是底層的東西。

  • Um, she'll lose a lot of this light or this lighter color as she gets a bit older, but yeah, it's, uh, if you get a close shot here, you can kind of see, um, right in there how dry that base is, but how the top is still a little bit wet and that's just us having to work a little bit harder as we go along.

    嗯,隨著年齡的增長,她會失去很多這樣的光或這樣的淺色,但是,是的,嗯,如果你在這裡近距離拍攝,你可以看到,嗯,就在那裡,底層是多麼乾燥,但頂部仍然有點溼,這只是我們在工作過程中要更加努力一點。

  • Um, it's incredible to think what the mothers do in the wild, not only having to, um, bring themselves, but also bring these guys to a lot of times while they're, uh, just on their chest.

    想想母親們在野外做的事真是不可思議,不僅要照顧自己,很多時候還要把這些小傢伙抱在胸前。

  • A couple more questions here.

    這裡還有幾個問題。

  • Does she have a favorite toy yet?

    她有喜歡的玩具嗎?

  • Uh, you know, Marty's thumb is, is up there.

    馬蒂的拇指在上面

  • Uh, you know, rotating through, I guess it depends on the day and it depends on, on the who's, who's with her too.

    呃,你知道,輪換,我想這取決於一天,它取決於,誰的,誰與她太。

  • I think a lot of times, um, it's a lot of people's favorite choices when they're supplying, which is nice.

    我想很多時候,嗯,這是很多人在供應時最喜歡的選擇,這很好。

  • We like to rotate them out.

    我們喜歡輪流使用。

  • Exactly.

    沒錯。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • We don't want her getting too obsessed over something.

    我們不希望她太執著於某件事情。

  • Um, speaking of, um, in certain areas, so.

    嗯,說到,嗯,在某些地區,所以。

  • Yeah, she's sitting there.

    是的,她就坐在那兒

  • Yeah, it sounded really windy.

    是啊,聽起來風很大。

  • I can hear the ocean.

    我能聽到大海的聲音

  • Got another question.

    還有一個問題

  • Uh, how cold is the water that she swims in when she goes swimming?

    她游泳時,水有多冷?

  • It's about, it's about 10, 10, 11.

    大約是 10、10、11。

  • Basically we're pulling it straight out from the, um, just right beside us.

    基本上,我們是直接從,嗯,就在我們身邊拉出來的。

  • So it's, uh, we try to do basically what, uh, what's out there in last I checked, I think it was about 10 or 11.

    所以,呃,我們嘗試做的基本上是,呃,我上次檢查的時候,我想大約是 10 或 11。

  • Get that air back on.

    把空氣打開

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • You need that air back on.

    你需要恢復空氣流通。

  • Don't you?

    不是嗎?

  • Okay.

    好的

  • Oh yeah.

    哦,是的。

  • This is an area.

    這是一個區域。

  • It's a little more air on it.

    上面的空氣更多一些。

  • Yes, it does. Well, this has been kind of fun.

    是的,就是這樣。 這還挺好玩的

  • Again, uh, game of life.

    再說一遍,呃,生活的遊戲。

  • This is what we do all day, every day.

    這就是我們每天的工作。

  • No budget reports or spreadsheets or anything.

    沒有預算報告或電子表格什麼的。

  • Um, and I think we're about to wrap up here.

    嗯,我想我們就要結束了。

  • Uh, if there are any last minute questions, please let us know.

    如果有任何最後一分鐘的問題,請告訴我們。

  • Otherwise I hope everyone out there has a super great day.

    否則,我希望大家都能度過一個超級美好的一天。

  • We certainly are.

    我們當然是。

  • We're super excited about this I'm so very proud of this team and check us out on our website, bamr.org.

    我們對此感到非常興奮,我為這個團隊感到非常自豪,請訪問我們的網站 bamr.org。

  • Um, and, uh, thanks for all your support out there.

    謝謝你們的支持

  • I really appreciate it.

    我真的很感激。

  • Okay.

    好的

Well, hey everybody.

大家好

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