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    Originally Posted By orangemanshow3

    Could someone let me know where the jumping fish are. Sounds like something I'd like to see with my kids.

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    Originally Posted By friendofdd

    The jumping fish are in the pond near Big Thunder. There is a bridge where the trains go past a waterfall. On the opposite side of the bridge, stand at the rail and watch for movement in the water. There are three jumping fish. When you see the movement, keep looking at that spot. Each fish jumps in one direction then reverses and jumps in the opposite direction at exactly the same spot. The kids will love it.
     
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    Originally Posted By orangemanshow3

    Wow, how do they train the fish to do that...and in the exact same place!?!
     
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    Originally Posted By friendofdd

    The judicious use of Trout Chow as a training aid.
     
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    Originally Posted By retlawfan

    Positive reinforcement.
     
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    Originally Posted By crazycroc

    And now to try a technique that someone usually has to do in my threads.

    Orangemanshow,
    The fish aren't real. They are mechanical, like the original Jungle Cruise animals.

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    Crazycroc
     
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    Originally Posted By friendofdd

    The Jungle Cruise animals aren't real!?!?!?
     
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    Originally Posted By dresswhites

    lots of little hidden things. go into toontown and just admire all the little details. Mickey's House and the area around Roger Rabbit have little details everywhere.
    sitting on patio of the hungry bear watching the canoes, twain and columbia, and all the ducks.
    riding the twain when the little dixie band is on board. not sure if it is a scheduled thing though.
    watching the pearly band when they finish the mary poppins castle show, they march into fantasyland and play one or two numbers.
    seeing the different school performers at the carnation gardens is always neat.
    pretty much soak in all the different performers in the lands. they are really good.
    these are some things i enjoy when i have a liesurely time in the park.
     
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    Originally Posted By crazycroc

    The hippos and gorillas are real, honest to goodness, wild animals
    The elephants are mechanical reproductions.
    The tribesmen are puppets, and the giraffes are just projections on a screen.
    The tiger is a CM in a costume.
     

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