Weird recovery: Do you call this serious science?

Lin Shepherd has traveled from a society where weird creatures and humans coexist peacefully to a period when weirdness has just recovered.
His mind full of knowledge made him choose to become a science popularization host to help everyone better understand weird creatures.
"I call it Brother Squidward, look at its little cherry mouths, how cute it is."
On the rough sea, Lin Shepherd stood on a small boat drifting in the storm, excitedly pointing the camera at the big octopus five stories behind.
Ignoring its bumpy head like the surface of the moon and its dense mouth, I pulled its beautiful legs over my body and took a photo.
"Look at this little centipede, which has 52 feet in total. When you scratch its soles, it will make different tones of painful wailing, so it is a musical instrument."
Lin Muge grabbed the one-meter-long centipede and sat cross-legged, closing her eyes and scratching the centipede's jade feet earnestly like an ancient man playing a piano.
"This happy birthday song is for everyone present at the birthday party!"
After playing the song, he hung the centipede around his neck and said sincerely.
Professional and rigorous science popularization has made him a fast-growing fan.
But looking at the ridicule that filled the screen of every video, Lin Muge was very helpless.
"I'm really an ordinary person!"
"This is really a serious popular science video!"
"Everyone remember to press the button for three consecutive times!"