a puffer fish.hat's the first thing you notice? >> it's hooked. >> big hook through this puffer fish's mouth. it's about the size of a football, and you see scott down there trying to help this thing out to tell us about this underwater rescue, what compelled them to do it in the first place, scott waterloo and kai joining us from maui, hawaii. how did you first encounter this puffer pish fish and how do you think it got the hook? >> offshore fishing, i'm sure. fishing for a larger fish and this puffer fish happened to like what was on the hook. gone all wait through his bottom jaw. kind of removed. >> is a puffer fish dangerous? do they have spines? i notice you're kind of not really wanting to grab the fish? >> i was actually trying to keep my fingers away from their mouth. that's what you have to worry about. a crushing plate which would actually pulverize the bone, if it gets your fingers in his mouth. >> are they friendly? easily approachable? didn't look like this one was trying to swim away?

this particular puffer fish is in a tank at the vancouver aquarium. whole -- >> oh, no, he crunches the shell up and gets the insides out. >> he doesn't just crunch the shell, he gets every bit of meat off of that clam. >> a clam's casino. >> well, i really hate for my toe to end up in that thing's mouth. >> if he can do this to a clam, i imagine he can do it to your big toe. >> exactly. you see right there, that's the meat. he's olymplike i'm not done, i' done. >> i can't believe how he gets all the meat out. >> that thing chewed the shell into bits so he could get the meat out. >>> this video is showing up everywhere. tell me who you think this is singing "when a man loves a woman." ♪ >> yeah, i know who this is. >> absolutely. >> it's ryan gosling and he's cute as heck. >> it's an 11-year-old ryan gosling performing at a talent show. he also dances a pretty funky routine to "gonna make you sweat" with his sister, mandy. ♪ the boy's got moves. that's how he ended up on the mickey mouse club. >> he ended up on the mickey mouse club about two years la

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