St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station - Full Tour! Mirror Maze, Ferris Wheel and Selfie Museum! 

I was trying to figure out who the familiar voice belonged to!

I thought that was him but i wasn't entirely certain

​@@anelson8856 oh wow I didn't know that

Yep. John was born in St Louis and went to college there also.

I thought it sounded like him! I just figured that he was an awful big name to do u credited narration at an aquarium

I'm sure he can and is smiling from above. Best wishes to you and your dad in heaven. ❤️

Aw I know he's loving it

Awesome ❤ I thought that was John Goodman's voice!

Hope you're doing well

@@zupzipzoo9879 well aren’t you kind! I’m doing better now, thank you!

I thought it sounded like John Goodman too!

Brian Barczyk was such an awesome person!! His work with reptiles and letting people experience them was so special. It's amazing how much he put into the LegaSea Aquarium. I wish he could have seen it completed and been there for the grand opening, but he is definitely watching down from above and he will live on through LegaSea Aquarium forever! I'd love to visit it and his reptarium some day. He was always so positive and so kind. He made so many people smile and will continue to make people smile for many years to come. Thanks for sharing about LegaSea! I hope they have continued success! It is most certainly deserved.

Absolutely gut wrenching that Brian is gone.

I was coming to the comments to say the same thing.❤❤❤❤

It was a video on a screen, but it'd definitely be amazing to see one in person. I don't think the tanks at the STL aquarium are big enough to hold one of those big guys. Their size is tough to comprehend even after seeing a real one. They're pretty rare and they have a very short life span. Life expectancy is 5 years. They must grow incredibly fast! The biggest one ever caught was 43 feet long and over 1,000 pounds! I can understand why they were considered ocean monsters by sailors hundreds of years ago. Pretty cool stuff!!

@@ParaRob I was wondering how they could house a giant squid in their aquarium. I didn’t know their life span is so short.

@@vargasfamily282 That screen did look very realistic tho. I was surprised as well when I learned how short their lifespans were. I think that even if they had a big enough tank, they wouldn't be able to simulate the pressure of the deep ocean that giant squids live in. As rare as they are to see, it's even more rare to see them alive. If they are caught or seen in open water, they either die from being brought up or are dying so they float to the top. Most of the time, however, they sink and become food for the scavengers who patrol the ocean floor. I have no idea why I remember so many random giant squid facts. Lol!! But I looked up what the largest one was and confirmed their lifespan because I wasn't sure if I remembered that correctly. I retain the most random information and spit it out years after learning it without talking about it in-between. Haha!! My sister gets so annoyed (and amazed) on long road trips when I just come up with that stuff out of nowhere. Have a great day!

O@@ParaRob I was wondering if that was a video- I thought it might be. With the latest technology it's hard to tell- especially on a YT video!. Thanks. It was very well done 🙂

@user-cn6de7xe2o it is very hard to tell! It looks very realistic on RU-vid video. Even in person, it looks realistic, but you can see the screen. I agree. It was very well done. I appreciate your kind response!