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NARRATOR: WHEN YOU SEE THIS
SYMBOL, YOU KNOW YOU'RE WATCHING
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TELEVISION THAT IS EDUCATIONAL
AND INFORMATIONAL.
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THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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DYLAN: HI EVERYONE, I'M DYLAN
DREYER.
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WE'RE HEADED TO INDIA FOR AN
INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE ADVENTURE.
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THIS IS EARTH ODYSSEY.
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ON TODAY'S EPISODE, THIS CUTE
CUB IS OUT OF HIBERNATION AND
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LOOKING FOR MORE THAN THE BARE
NECESSITIES.
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THEN THIS YOUNG DESERT FOX FINDS
A FOOLPROOF STRATEGY TO STAY
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FED.
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AND WE'LL MEET A TROOP OF
ACROBATIC PRIMATES WHO SHOW NO
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FEAR IN THEIR CLIFFSIDE HOMES.
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PLUS A SOLITARY SPECIES THAT'S
SAFEST AND DEADLIEST WHEN HIDING
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IN PLAIN SIGHT.
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IT'S ALL JUST AHEAD ON EARTH
ODYSSEY.
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[MUSIC]
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DYLAN: INDIA IS A LAND OF
ECOLOGICAL EXTREMES.
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IT HAS MONSOON FORESTS, TROPICAL
OASES, SCORCHING DESERTS, AND
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SOME OF THE TALLEST MOUNTAINS IN
THE WORLD, ALL HARBORING WILD
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CREATURES.
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IN THE HIMALAYAS, ONE ELUSIVE
ANIMAL MAKES ITS HOME FAR ABOVE
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THE TREE LINE, WHERE FOOD IS
SPARSE AND RAISING A CUB TAKES
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EXTRA CARE.
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THE HIMALAYAS COVER ALMOST A
QUARTER MILLION SQUARE MILES OF
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SKYSCRAPING MOUNTAINS AND
SEPARATE THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
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FROM THE TIBETAN PLATEAU.
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AT THE WESTERN END OF THE RANGE,
10,000 FEET UP IS A DESOLATE
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ZONE WHERE ONLY THE HARDIEST
ANIMALS SURVIVE, INCLUDING ONE
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OF THE HIMALAYA'S LARGEST AND
MOST ELUSIVE SPECIES.
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THE HIMALAYAN BROWN BEAR.
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IT'S EARLY SPRING.
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A FEMALE HAS EMERGED FROM HER
DEN AFTER A FIVE-MONTH
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HIBERNATION.
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HIBERNATION ALLOWS THE BEAR TO
GET THROUGH THE FOOD SCARCITY
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AND EXTREME COLD OF WINTER, BUT
IT'S NOT THE SAME AT ALL AS
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SLEEPING.
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SAFE IN THE DEN, HER BREATHING,
HEART RATE, AND EVEN BRAIN
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ACTIVITY DROP TO AN EXTREMELY
LOW RATE, CONSERVING ENERGY FOR
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A FEW WEEKS BEFORE CYCLING BACK
UP, THEN DOWN AGAIN.
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SHE HASN'T EATEN SINCE AUTUMN
AND HAS LOST ALMOST 30% OF HER
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BODY WEIGHT.
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AND NOW SHE'S GOT AN EXTRA MOUTH
TO FEED.
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[CUB GROWLING]
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DYLAN: BORN IN HIS MOTHER'S DEN,
THIS CUB IS EXPERIENCING
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EVERYTHING OUTSIDE FOR THE
FIRST TIME.
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IT'S A SCARY NEW WORLD.
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AT THIS ALTITUDE, HE'LL GROW
SLOWLY.
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FOOD IS SCARCE AND THE AIR IS
THIN.
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HE'LL STAY WITH HIS MOTHER FOR
TWO AND A HALF MORE YEARS.
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SIX MONTHS LONGER THAN THE CUB
OF A NORTH AMERICAN GRIZZLY.
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HE'S A TRUE MAMA'S BOY, WHICH
WILL HELP HIM LEARN THE SKILLS A
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LARGE MAMMAL NEEDS TO SURVIVE AT
SUCH HIGH ALTITUDE.
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TODAY'S LESSON, FINDING FOOD IN
A BARREN LANDSCAPE.
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THERE ARE NO FRUITS OR BERRIES
ON THESE SLOPES AND PROTEIN IS
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HARD TO COME BY.
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EVEN AT 320 POUNDS, THE MOTHER
IS LESS THAN HALF THE SIZE OF
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HER NORTH AMERICAN COUSINS.
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LONG CLAWS AND A POWERFUL BUILD
HELP HER TEAR THROUGH THE GROUND
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FOR GRASSES AND ROOTS TO EAT.
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BUT THE CUB IS EASILY
DISTRACTED.
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WHILE HE TAKES A BREAK FROM THE
CLASSROOM, THE MOTHER FINDS A
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SUNNY RESTING SPOT.
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BUT THEY'RE NOT ALONE ON THE
SLOPES.
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HIMALAYAN IBEX ARE FORAGING
HIGHER UP.
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AS THE LARGE GOATS MANEUVER
ACROSS THE STEEP GROUND, IT
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BECOMES LOOSE.
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IN THIS LANDSCAPE, FALLING
DEBRIS CAN OFTEN GROW INTO AN
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AVALANCHE OF ROCK.
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EVEN HALF ASLEEP, THE BEAR
MOTHER HEARS THE STONES COMING.
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NO LANDSLIDE THIS TIME, BUT HER
AFTERNOON NAP IS RUINED.
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MAYBE HIGHER UP IN THE MOUNTAIN,
HER CUB CAN CONTINUE HIS LESSON
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IN FORAGING.
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COMING UP, SIBLING RIVALRY
STARTS YOUNG.
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IT'S TWO AGAINST ONE FOR THESE
FURRY BROTHERS AND THEIR SISTER.
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AND FIND OUT HOW THESE NIMBLE
PRIMATES FORM POWERFUL ALLIANCES
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CLIFFSIDE.
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PLUS THERE'S A TINY HUNTER
FLOATING ON THE BREEZE.
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FIND OUT HOW SHE CATCHES HER
PREY WHEN EARTH ODYSSEY COMES
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RIGHT BACK.
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NARRATOR: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK
TO THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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NARRATOR: WE NOW RETURN TO
THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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[MUSIC]
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DYLAN: IN THIS DESERT, 500
MILLION YEAR OLD MOUNTAINS BLOCK
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MONSOON CLOUDS TO THE EAST.
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LIFE HERE IS DOMINATED BY
ENERGY-SAPPING HOT DAYS AND DRY,
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COLD NIGHTS.
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ONLY THE RESILIENT CAN TAKE THE
EXTREMES.
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THE DESERT FOX IS UNIQUE TO
ASIA.
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NO BIGGER THAN A HOUSE CAT, HER
SANDY COAT HELPS HER HIDE IN THE
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ARID LANDSCAPE AND REFLECTS THE
SUN'S PUNISHING RAYS.
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THIS FEMALE'S LITTER IS DOWN
FROM SIX KITS TO THREE.
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TO SURVIVE, THE YOUNGEST MUST
FIGHT FOR A PLACE IN THE PECKING
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ORDER.
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WITH TWO BOISTEROUS BROTHERS,
SHE'S THE RUNT.
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FOOD IS SCARCE.
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EVEN A DRIED CARCASS IS A TREAT.
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THEIR DIET USUALLY CONSISTS MORE
OF INSECTS AND BERRIES THAN
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MEAT.
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WHEN HER BROTHERS HAVE HAD
ENOUGH, IT'S FINALLY HER TURN
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FOR A TASTE.
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SHE'S NOT THE STRONGEST OF THE
LITTER, BUT SHE'S A CRAFTY
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UNDERDOG.
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WHILE HER SIBLINGS PLAY, THE
DESERT FOX SEEMS TO BE PLANNING
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FOR THE FUTURE.
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CASHING HER FOOD IS A CLEVER
TACTIC AND A BUFFER AGAINST THE
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CYCLE OF FEAST OR FAMINE.
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THE MORSEL IS WELL HIDDEN FROM
HER HUNGRY BROTHERS.
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WITH THE PANTRY STOCKED, SHELTER
FROM THE SUN IS KEY.
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THE YOUNG DESERT FOX IS A FAST
LEARNER, BUT SHE'S NOT THE BEST
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DEN BUILDER YET.
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WHAT SHE REALLY NEEDS IS A GOOD
MEAL.
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AFTER A DAY'S HUNTING, HER
MOTHER RETURNS, BUT WITHOUT
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FOOD.
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THESE YOUNG FOXES HAVE ONLY JUST
EMERGED FROM THEIR DEN AND
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AREN'T EXPERIENCED HUNTERS YET.
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BUT AT LEAST THIS YOUNG ONE HAS
HER BURIED STASH.
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HER BROTHERS MAY END UP GOING
HUNGRY.
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CALL IT SURVIVAL SELF-CARE, BUT
IN EXTREME CLIMATES, BEING
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CLEVER AS A FOX CAN MAKE ALL THE
DIFFERENCE.
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COMING UP, FOR THESE HIGHLY
SOCIAL CLIFF DWELLERS, BRINGING
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A BABY IS A GROUP PROJECT.
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AND THIS PETITE PREDATOR'S
SUCCESS DEPENDS ON THE POWER OF
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PATIENCE.
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ALL THIS AND MORE WHEN EARTH
ODYSSEY COMES RIGHT BACK.
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NARRATOR: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK
TO THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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NARRATOR: WE NOW RETURN TO
THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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[MUSIC]
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DYLAN: THERE'S ONE ANIMAL
FAMILY THAT HUMANS FIND
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ENDLESSLY FASCINATING, PRIMATES.
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IN INDIA, ONE OLD WORLD MONKEY
IS KNOWN BOTH FOR ITS
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COMPLICATED SOCIAL LIFE AND ITS
BREATHTAKING ACROBATIC ABILITY.
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NOT ONLY THAT, THESE
CLIFF-DWELLING PRIMATES HAVE A
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REAL KNACK FOR ADAPTING TO LIFE
IN THE BIG CITY.
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DESERTS DEMAND A LOT FROM THEIR
INHABITANTS, AND INDIA'S LARGEST
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IS NO EXCEPTION.
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THERE ARE MORE THAN 90,000
SQUARE MILES OF DESOLATE DUNES
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AND IMPOSING SANDSTONE CLIFFS.
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ON ITS EASTERN EDGE LIES
JODHPUR, A CITY THAT'S HOME TO
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MORE THAN A MILLION PEOPLE.
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BUT ANOTHER PRIMATE ALSO BRAVES
THIS 110 DEGREE HEAT.
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THIS LIVELY YOUNGSTER IS PART
OF A LARGE DESERT COMMUNITY
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OF HANUMAN LANGURS.
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THEIR HOME IS A NEAR VERTICAL
RIDGE LINE.
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SOMEHOW, THESE AGILE PRIMATES
MANAGE TO NOT ONLY GET COMFY ON
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THE CLIFFS, THEY RACE ALONG THE
ROCK FACE.
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IN THIS REGION OF SPARSE
RAINFALL, LEAVES ARE AN
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IMPORTANT WATER SOURCE.
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BUT ADAPTABILITY TO THEIR
SURROUNDINGS IS THE TROOP'S
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GREATEST ADVANTAGE.
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YOUNGSTERS LEARN CRUCIAL LIFE
SKILLS ON THE CLIFF EDGE.
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PLAY IS PART OF GETTING IT
RIGHT.
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GRIP STRENGTH AND A LONG TAIL
FOR COUNTERBALANCE ARE KEY.
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[MUSIC, LANGURS SQUEAKING]
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DYLAN: THE TROOP IS IN CONSTANT
COMMUNICATION WITH EACH OTHER
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THROUGH TOUCH, SIGHT AND
VOCALIZATION.
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STILL NURSING, YOUNGSTERS STAY
CLOSE TO THEIR MOTHERS.
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BUT AFTER PLAY, IT'S TIME FOR
EVERYONE, BIG AND SMALL, TO
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RELAX.
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GROOMING IS THE GLUE FOR THIS
DESERT SOCIETY.
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HIGH-STATUS LANGURS ARE GROOMED
MOST FREQUENTLY.
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THESE INDIVIDUALS ARE PART OF A
COMPLEX SOCIAL HIERARCHY.
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FEMALES IN THEIR PRIME ARE AT
THE TOP, WHILE THE WEAK AND THE
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ELDERLY ARE AT THE BOTTOM.
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THE ALPHA FEMALE IS THE
MATRIARCH OF THE GROUP.
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FEMALE LANGURS IN THE SAME TROOP
WILL GIVE BIRTH AROUND THE SAME
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TIME.
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BUT THIS YOUNG FEMALE HAS HAD
HER BABY LATER THAN EVERYONE
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ELSE.
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THE TROOP USUALLY SHARES INFANT
CARE, BUT SHE IS RELUCTANT TO
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LET ANYONE ELSE HOLD HER BABY.
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EVEN THE ALPHA FEMALE ISN'T
GETTING A LOOK.
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LUCKILY, COOPERATION AND
PATIENCE GO A LONG WAY TOWARDS
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SOCIAL HARMONY.
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WHILE THE FEMALES HELP RAISE
EACH OTHER'S YOUNG, MOST YOUNG
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MALES LEAVE THE TROOP.
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SO THIS SISTERHOOD OF PRIMATES
MAKES IT THROUGH THEIR PARENTING
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CHALLENGES ON THEIR OWN.
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THESE MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS AND
SISTERS WILL STAY IN THE SAME
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TROOP FOR LIFE.
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COMING UP, THIS PREDATOR MUST
LEAVE ITS HIDING SPOT TO FIND
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ITS NEXT MEAL.
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MORE INCREDIBLE WILDLIFE STORIES
WHEN EARTH ODYSSEY RETURNS.
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NARRATOR: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK
TO THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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NARRATOR: WE NOW RETURN TO
THE MORE YOU KNOW ON NBC.
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[MUSIC]
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DYLAN: IN THIS BIOSPHERE
RESERVE IN SOUTHERN INDIA,
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A LONG-LIMBED CLIMBER IS
LOOKING FOR HER NEXT MEAL.
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THIS ECOSYSTEM SUPPORTS ALL
KINDS OF CREATURES IN ITS CIRCLE
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OF LIFE.
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INCLUDING THE POETICALLY NAMED
WANDERING VIOLIN MANTIS,
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SO-CALLED BECAUSE ITS HEAD AND
BODY ARE THOUGHT TO RESEMBLE THE
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SHAPE OF A VIOLIN.
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SHE'S A MARVEL OF CAMOUFLAGE.
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THIS YOUNG FEMALE NEEDS TO FIND
A GOOD VANTAGE POINT TO CATCH
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HER PREY, WHICH ARE MAINLY
FLIES.
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UNLIKE THE MALES OF THE SPECIES,
SHE CAN'T FLY, SO POSITION AND
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PERSEVERANCE ARE KEY.
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UNFORTUNATELY, SHE'S NOT THE
FIRST MANTIS TO ARRIVE.
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THESE FULLY GROWN ADULTS ARE
MUCH BIGGER THAN THE WIDE-EYED
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NEWCOMER.
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THESE MANTIS CAN TURN
CANNIBALISTIC WHEN FOOD IS IN
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SHORT SUPPLY.
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BUT IN THE DENSE FOREST, THERE'S
PLENTY TO GO AROUND FOR THESE
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INSECTIVORES.
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SHE'S EVOLVED TO HIDE IN PLAIN
SIGHT.
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GENTLY SWAYING, HER BODY MIMICS
DRY LEAVES.
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SHE'S ALSO EQUIPPED WITH
UNUSUALLY LARGE COMPOUND EYES
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WITH 9,000 PHOTORECEPTORS FOR
TARGETING PREY.
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00:17:52,304 --> 00:17:55,739
AND SHE HAS EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG
ARMS ADORNED WITH SERRATED
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BLADES.
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PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE FOR A
MANTIS.
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BUT SHE'S STILL HONING HER
HUNTING SKILLS.
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OFF BY A FRACTION IN HER FIRST
ATTEMPT, SHE ADJUSTS HER
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TARGETING.
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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT.
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00:18:50,329 --> 00:18:54,598
TODAY WE SAW HOW REMARKABLE
ANIMALS IN SOME OF INDIA'S LEAST
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HOSPITABLE CLIMATES FIND FOOD
AND SHELTER AND RAISE THEIR
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YOUNG.
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING AND
EXPLORING THE EVER-CHANGING
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ANIMAL WORLD WITH US.
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I'M DYLAN DREYER, SEE YOU NEXT
TIME ON EARTH ODYSSEY.
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