Anybody have an experience like this? If so, tell me in the comments-I've got plenty of stupidity to go around

Second story-I was around 3 years old by this story. We visited the Denver Aquarium, and at first it was quite loud and overstimulating, so we left. I mustered up my courage to head back, and we went to the tropical exhibit-which has updated quite a bit since my first visit, as my second visit yielded many more animals and atmosphere. Some lady-in her late 50s, I would assume-walked up to me, and then told me, "Look at the little Nemos!" Now, this story mostly comes from my dad, who was taking me to the aquarium at the time. I then told her, "Those are not Nemos, they are anemonefish." The lady almost immediately stopped trying to appease me, and I find it so funny that person was attempting to appease me and her attempt completely backfired into getting facts and logic shoved in her face by a literal autistic toddler.

First story: For my 13th bday my dad took me to the Georgia Aquarium, and I decided to go to the Ocean Voyager exhibit-the massive tank with the whale sharks. Some kid-at least 9-was thankfully not on an iPad like some other kids and was actually enjoying the aquarium. Then a zebra shark-or leopard shark for some of you-swam by, and the kid said "It's a baby shark!" I audibly laughed out loud, settled down, and corrected the kid, saying it was an adult zebra shark-a separate species. Thankfully the kid listened, and seemed quite interested in my correction. Still, I found it kind of funny that a 9 year old kid would make a statement similar to that of a 5 year old.