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[theme music]
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[slow music]
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[Tim] If I were an anima,
I wanna be a Humpback whale.
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[Emma] Then you get to call
the whole ocean your home.
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-[wails]
-[Emma] Oh, look,Tim. It's a baby.
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I'm going to name you Igor,
my big little buddy.
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[Tim] Little but big indeed.
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Igor was more than a tone!
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[Emma] That's as heavy as a car!
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[hums]
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[Emma]
Huh? Are they going out for fresh air?
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-[hisses]
-[Tim] That's right.
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They breath air
through something called the "blowhole".
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Even though they can only live in water,
whales aren't fish.
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They're mammals just like us.
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[wails]
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[Emma] But how do they hold their breath
for so long?
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[Tim] Whales have special lungs.
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So they can store extra air
and hold their breath up to 45 minutes.
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[Emma] Aah!
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[squealing]
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[Emma] Aw. They're cuddling.
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Igor is so cute and small.
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How long until he's all grown up?
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[Tim] At least two or three years.
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That's a plenty of time to snuggle
and learn from mom.
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[Emma] Wow, great jump!
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[Tim] That's a Humpback whale specialty.
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[Emma] Why does his chin kinda look like
an accordion?
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[Tim]
Because it's covered in folds of skin.
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So he can open his mouth real wide.
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[fizzing]
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[majestic music]
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[hums]
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-[squealing]
-[Emma] Hey, Tim.
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Don't whales usally sing?
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It's sounds more like Igor is whispering
in his momma's ear.
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[Tim] They are singing.
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When babies are with their mother,
they emit tiny, little squeals.
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So mom knows where they are.
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But when his asking to eat,
Igor nozzles onto his mom.
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[Igor squeals]
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[Emma] Ooh, he did it.
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[Tim] Did you know he drinks
about 150 liters every time he nurses.
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[Emma] Wow, that's a 150 bottles of milk.
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"Thanks, momma."
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[Tim] She's keeping a close eye
on her little one.
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He can't get too far
without her on his tail.
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[wails]
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[wails]
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[squealing]
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[Emma] Come on, Igore.
Do another jump for us.
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[Tim] It looks awesome
and it builds muscle.
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The more muscular you are, Igor,
the deeper you can dive.
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[Emma and Tim]
Wow!
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[Tim] He's as good as you at splashing.
[chuckles]
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[plops]
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[magical chiming]
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[Emma] Cool.
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Igor knows how to blow bubbles.
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His mom, too.
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[Tim] Yes, but this is serious.
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His mother is in the middle
of teaching him a special whale trick.
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You'll see.
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[Emma] Wow, a wall of bubbles.
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Oh, I know. They're fishing.
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The bubbles trap the fish.
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[Tim] Chomp. All Igor needs to do to eat
is open wide.
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[Emma] That's so clever.
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If I was a Humpback whale,
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I'd be the bubble trap fishing champ.
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[playful music]
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[Tim] "Mm, that was tasty."
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[Tim chuckles]
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[croaks]
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[Tim] Igor has to make the most of it
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because Humpback whales
only feed in the summer
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You got to stock up
before migrating through cold waters.
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[Emma blows raspberries]
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[Tim] True.
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But next year
when Igor and his mom return,
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they'll have a feast.
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[squeals]
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Safe travels Humpback whales.
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[Igor squeals]
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[Emma] So long, Igor.
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[calm music]
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[Emma] If I were an animal,
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I'd wanna be a sea turtle
and swim through the warm tropical oceans.
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[Tim] Did you know, Emma?
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Turtles of all kinds had been around
since the dinosaur age.
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[Emma] Oh...
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I'm going to call this one Marina.
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[thumps]
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What is she doing with the coral, Tim?
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She's snacking on seaweed
and sea sponges
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[Emma] Whoa!
She's so pretty flying through the water.
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Ah, but those fish are so clingy.
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[Tim] Those are the cleaners.
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They hitch a ride
while they clean Marina up.
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[Emma] Her beak is great at grabbing food
from the rough coral.
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[Tim] It better be.
She has no teeth to bite them off with.
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[Emma] Marina has very good table manners.
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She's like a pricess.
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[Tim] She's got to find all the urchins,
jellyfish and sponges as she can.
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She's been swimming hundreds of miles.
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[Emma] And I know why.
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She's returning to the beach
that she was born at.
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So she can lay her eggs. Right, Tim?
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[rumbles]
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[Tim] Yup, and it's hard work
walking on land with such a heavy shell.
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[Emma] Maybe so, but our Marina
can do everything so gracefully.
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Swim, walk and dig.
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[sand rasps]
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But won't the eggs break
from falling that high?
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[Tim] Nope, they have soft elastic shells.
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So they can handle it.
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[Emma] There, the eggs are all hidden.
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Hey, Marina. Where are you going?
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[splashing]
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[Tim] Back to sea.
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Her babies will hatch on their own
in two months.
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[playful music]
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[Emma] Oh, there's one.
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Look, how wiggly she is.
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[Tim] She's in a hurry.
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She's racing to the water
where she'll be much safer.
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[water bubbling]
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[Emma] Will she come back to lay her eggs
when she's older, too?
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[Tim] Yes, to this exact beach.
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[Emma] Well, good luck and safe travels,
Baby Marina.
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Yeah!
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[Tim] Now If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a tortoise.
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[Emma] I'll call her Chloe.
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She's just like you, Tim.
Hard to wake-up in the morning.
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[Tim] Actualy,
it's because she needs to warm up
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before she can start her day.
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Reptiles rely on the sun
to heat themselves up.
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[mysterious music]
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[Emma] Hey, little lizard.
You look a little toasty over there.
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[Tim] "I am. Let's scram."
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[Emma giggles]
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[Tim] Good thing she kicked herself up.
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Tortoises can't roll over on their own
if they land belly up.
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[Emma]
Her little lizard buddy is pretty sneaky.
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[Emma giggles]
He's hitching a ride on her back.
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[Tim] At least he's light.
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Her shell is almost as heavy as you, Emma.
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"Thanks, Taxi."
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[Emma and Tim chuckle]
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[playful music]
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[Emma] Look, Chloe made a friend.
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[Tim] And they're going on a lunch date.
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[leaves rasp]
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[Tim] Those redcurrant looks tasty.
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[Emma] Yum, yum.
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[playful music continues]
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[Emma] Oh, Chloe is laying her eggs.
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[Tim] See how she neatly positions them
with her back legs?
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[Emma] So gentle.
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But why is she laying her eggs
in the evening?
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Because at this hour
there aren't any predators watching.
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[Emma] You don't even see her nest.
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Good job, Chloe.
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[Tim] And two months later...
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[birds chirping]
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[Emma] Aw, it's a miniature Chloe.
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Go wash up now.
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She should also get a drink of water
and find some food.
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[Emma] There you go, little one.
You're ready to discover the world.
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Goodbye, mini Chloe.
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[chuckling]
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[Emma whispering] If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a hyena.
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[Tim] I'd bet you'd be the one
who never wants to go to sleep.
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[chuckles]
[Emma] What's that suppose to mean, Tim?
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[whining]
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[Emma]
I'm gonna call this little one Hanna.
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[lion growl from a distance]
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[Tim] You know,
Hyenas have amazing eyesight.
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So babies are never afraid of the dark.
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[Emma]
That means they can play all night long.
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And bother the neighbors.
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[groans]
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[sniffing]
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[Emma] Aw.
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[Tim] Ms. Hanna is barely awake.
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And she's already off exploring.
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-[growling]
-[Emma] Watch your teeth.
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[Tim] Don't worry.
Hyenas have super strong jaws.
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They can even chew through bone.
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[Emma] A little hug from momma
and she's off again.
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[Tim] Hanna's nose can pick up
all the smells in the Savannas air.
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[howls]
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[Emma] But mom doesn't want her
to go too far.
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[Tim] Woop, woop.
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All aboard the Hyena Express.
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-[Emma] Oh, what kind of birds are those?
-[Tim] Grey crowned cranes.
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And it looks like
Hanna's a little scared of them.
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[Tim chuckles]
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[growling]
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[shushes]
[Emma] Momma's having a nap.
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[Tim] It's tough being the mother hyena.
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She never gets a break.
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[Emma] That's gotta a tickle.
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[sniffing]
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Huh?
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[chuckles]
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[Emma] Look, Hanna has pretty spots now.
Just like her momma.
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[Tim] But she still wonders off
without her permission.
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[snarls]
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[growls]
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[Emma] Oops, she doesn't like
being carried like a baby anymore.
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[Tim] She's the future leader of the pack.
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So she's always had a bit of an attitude.
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[Emma] "Okay, I'll go.
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But I'll do it all on my own."
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[Tim] Did you see that?
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Even with her brothers and sisters
this rascal wants to lay down the law.
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[whining]
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[growls]
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[Emma] What? Is she eating wood?
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[Tim] No, Emma.
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She's sharpening her teeth
to make chomping and chewing easier.
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[Hanna growls]
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[squealing]
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[Emma chuckles]
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[hyena chuckle]
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[growls]
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[Emma] If I were a hyena,
I'd wanna be a the future queen.
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So I could be the spoiled one of the pack.
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Just like Hanna.
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[whistling]
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Whoa!
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[growling]
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[Emma] Whoever can hold on
to the lump of dirt longest wins.
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[Tim] There's no way
Hanna will let her siblings beat her.
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She's got to prove herself
as the future leader.
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[growls]
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[playful music]
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[Emma]
Queen Hanna knows how to get respect.
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[Tim] The Wildebeest are afraid of her
even when she's not trying to be scary.
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[laughing]
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[Emma]
She loves to hide things in the water.
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[Tim] Her majesty goes for a royal swim
at least once a day to freshen up.
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[Emma blows raspberries]
That feels good.
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[snarling]
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[Tim] It looks like Hanna
is also the big boss of the Jackals
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[Emma]
She's taken over their napping corner.
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[Tim] She truly is the head honcho.
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[Emma] Sleep well Hanna.
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[Tim] See you next time.
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[horse neighs]
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[Tim] If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a Camargue horse.
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[Emma] Tim, it's a baby!
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Come on, little guy. You can do it.
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[Tim] It's a colt. He was just born.
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But he's starting to get used
to those legs.
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[Emma] Twenty minutes old
and he's already learned how to walk.
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I'm going to call him Banjo.
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[Tim] Look, Emma.
This black colt want to be his friend.
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[thumping]
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[Emma]
Why doesn't Banjo have a white coat too?
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[Tim] Some foals are brown for camouflage.
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But as they grow up,
they turn a silvery white color.
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The paler coat attracts fewer mosquitoes.
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Whoops. It's not easy
walking in the marshes.
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[Emma] I'm sure Banjo
will get the hang of it soon.
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[Tim] Follow your parent's lead, Banjo.
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Emma, did you know Camargue horses
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are the only horses that know
how to eat plants underwater?
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[Emma] That's cool.
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[squawking]
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[Emma] Banjo sure is enjoying
his reflection.
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[Tim] Meanwhile,
the coypu is washing his hair.
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[Emma] This is the perfect spot
to freshen up.
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The horses are doing it, too.
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[Tim] They're helping each other out.
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They're like one big family
where everyone takes care of each other.
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[Emma] Poor things,
they're going to get cold.
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[Tim] To stay warm,
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they're huddling together
with their backs to the wind
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while the leader keep watch.
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[Emma] Banjo is much happier in the sun.
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But I thought horses slept standing up.
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[Tim] They do but foals don't.
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Banjo will learn how when he grows up
so he can quickly get away from danger.
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[neighs]
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[Emma] All ready for a walk, Banjo?
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[Emma and Tim]
See you soon, Camargue horses.
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[Tim] If I were an animal,
I could also be a Pottok Horse.
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[Emma] Then you'd be a tough
little two-colored pony
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built for a mountain life.
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Aw, he's so handsome.
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I'm going to call him Paulie.
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[Tim] You're friend Paulie looks like
he has big plans for today.
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-[Emma] Where's he going?
-[Tim] Just wait and see.
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[Emma] Wow, he's a great hiker.
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He moves faster in the mountains
than we do.
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[Tim] Pottoks are sturdy strong horses.
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They even know how to swim.
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[Emma] He's not even tired.
Good job, Paulie.
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[Emma] Watch your head.
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If I were a Pottok, I'd live free
and climb the mountain at full speed.
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[Tim] Oh, look.
Someone is waiting for him.
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[Emma] Well, obviously.
He's visiting his cousin Paco.
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"Hello, how you doing?"
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[Tim] "Very well, thank you. And you?"
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[Emma] Paco's coat is all black
with white spots.
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And Paulie's is all white
with black spots.
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They're the same size,
but they're the exact opposite in color.
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[Tim] Do you know what Pottok mean
in Basque?
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It means small size.
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They're tinnie, tough and lively.
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[Emma] Time to head back
to your ownherd, Paulie.
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-[Emma] Say goodbye to your cousins.
-[Tim] Happy trails, Paulie.
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