I'm Dan and today I am here on the beautiful island

of Guam.

This place is in the middle of the ocean.

If you don't know where it is, you're not alone.

I didn't know until I had to look on a map.

Halfway across the world from where I'm from.

Today I'm going to head out and see if I can find

some things to cut open here in Guam

that I can take back home to show Lincoln something unique

from Guam but then also to cut it open

and see what's inside of it.

K we're here in this little town called Manilow

and they have an open market every Wednesday night

and they have all kinds of stuff for sale, all kinds of food

so I thought this would be a great place to come to

to try to find something and we found something great.

We have coconuts, and these aren't regular coconuts,

these are older ones that have dried out.

And then they have this little girl that paints on them

and she paints Guam and then this white area is unique

because you can write an address on here

and then put some stamps on it and this will ship

in the US mail.

You can't take a coconut with you on the airplane,

but you can ship it for some reason.

I don't know why, but it's cool,

so I'm gonna buy one of these, ship it home,

and not tell the kids and wait 'til they just get

a random coconut in the mail and we'll cut this thing open.

It only took about a week and a half but we got our coconut

all the way from Guam to our home in the United States.

There's a lot of people that live in parts of the world

where coconuts are very common, but Lincoln,

have you ever seen a coconut opened before?

- I've never seen a coconut opened.

- Yeah, never seen one opened so I'd imagine

there's other people that haven't.

And this one's a little older.

It's not gonna be a fresh one.

It does look like there's a little hole drilled right there,

so I wonder if they drilled a hole to get some

of the liquid out of it.

Well let's get to the business.

(coconut hitting table) - Let's do this.

- Cut this thing open!

(electronic atmospheric music)

- Oh my.

(hammer banging)

We're so close.

- Time to break it open.

(coconut splitting)

(laughs)

There you go, there's some rotten coconut.

(laughs) That's what's inside. - [Lincoln] Yeah!

Ooh! Tastes nasty!

That stinks!

Ooh!

Rotten coconut! (laughs)

So if you look inside of the coconut,

you have the hard outer layer shell

and then you have this really soft thread-type material

and then you have this coconut layer right here.

This one's really nasty; in fact this ball of coconut

was rolling around in the other one, so crazy.

It stinks really bad.

And then usually, coconut milk is inside of here;

and so a lot of people will cut open the top,

cut a hole in it, put a straw in it,

and then they can just drink out of it.

All you Polynesian subscribers out there that are really

good at cutting open coconuts, sorry it was such

an American way of cutting open a coconut

with the rubber mallet

and whatever this tool is, a chisel thing.

Yeah I think this is actually a painting tool

(laughs) that I use. - [Lincoln] A painting tool?

- Yeah, but you know what?

There's a million ways to cut open a coconut,

and we just did one of 'em

that nobody has probably ever done before.

- Probably.

- That's what's inside of a disgusting coconut.

- Add rotten to the coconut part.

- That's what's inside of a rotten coconut from Guam.

But what do you expect?

I mean this thing was painted on, it was for display

in that little shop for who knows how long,

maybe months, maybe years.

Thanks so much for watching another global edition

of What's Inside.

We had a lot of fun.

This coconut came a long way and it was interesting.

So now next time hopefully someday we'll be able

to take a nice trip to Hawaii or somewhere beautiful

and we can have somebody cut open a fresh coconut

and Lincoln can smell the difference

and see what's inside of a--

- I think there'll be a slight delicious difference.

- Yeah.

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