All language subtitles for If I Were an Animal-S1_E3-If I Were a Fawn _ If I Were a Lynx _ If I Were a Wildebeest _ If I Were a Badger_en

If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a fawn.

And you'd be born
at the heart of the forest.

I'm gonna call him... Spots.

Look, Emma, he's got a friend.

This is his very first day
in the world.

Aww.

Look, Spots is learning
how to walk.

Whoops.

Tim, is that his daddy?

Yup, he's the King of the Forest.

He's making sure Spots is okay.

Aw, and there's his mommy.

Spots is just like me when I was a baby.

First, some milk, and then a bath,
and then a night-night.

There, no one can see him.
That's called camouflage.

Look, Spots' mom is showing him
around so he doesn't ever get lost.

Is Spots in school now?

Yup, his mom's teaching him
all the secret tracks.

Time for another lesson with Mom.

Things You Can Eat.

Hmm, no, thanks, I'm full.

Spots has to be careful
not to eat the bad plants.

But how can he tell
which ones are bad?

He just needs to watch his mom.

And see? He likes it.

Wow, is that Spots?

It is. He's really big now,
isn't he?

Look, there's another one.

I'm gonna call him Brownie.

Oh, yay,
Spots and Brownie are friends.

Looks like Brownie wants
to go for a race.

Spots does too.
But first, bathroom break.

"You like my new hairstyle?"

is it time for Spots
to become the King of the Forest?

Hmm, almost.

It's time to see who's the strongest.

I want it to be Spots.

Look how beautiful he is.

You can do it!

Yes! Spots won.

And we have our new champion. Yes!

If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a lynx.

They're a super rare feline.

Aw, look, they're so cute.

I'm gonna call 'em... Lily and Bob.

Look, Bob's ready to explore.

And Lily's the best at cuddles.

Aww.

Do you see that, Emma?
He's found something.

I wonder what it is.

But he doesn't like to stay away
from his family for too long.

Look out, Bob, Lily knows karate.

Whoa, Lily and Bob have changed
a lot in just a month.

But they're still little.

What do you have there, Bob?
Is that your blankie?

It's a really furry blankie.

He's playing hide and seek.

When he's older, he's gonna have
to hide food and find it later.

Uh-oh, are they angry?

No, they're just playing.
That's how they get their hunting skills.

Phew, all that training
made them tired.

Hmm, why is her mom
taking Lily away?

'Cause it's time for food.

Look, her ears
are like my paintbrushes.

That's how we can tell she's lynx.

But I don't think
she can paint with those.

- Is that Lily and Bob?
- Yup.

Six months later,

they're still training
to the defend themselves in the wild.

It must be fun to learn
by playing all the time.

They're getting really good
at this game.

Yeah, they've gotta practice
sneaking up on other forest creature.

Well, I'm on Lily's team.

Then I'll be on Bob's team.

It's his turn to hide.

Ready or not, here we come.

Found you.

Come on, Bob, they're winning.

One, two, three...

- You're ready?
- ...four, five, six.

Lynx are really good climbers.

But Bob must have forgotten that part
or else he'd look up.

If she didn't climb down,
her brother would never find her.

Ugh, she won again.

Nice one, Lily.

If I were a lynx,
I'd play hide and seek all the time.

Is Bob going for a swim?

I don't think so, Emma.

Anyway, he doesn't look like
he's in the mood.

It looks like he wants a snow cone.

That's how he gets his water
in the winter.

Lily and her mom
must be in their den keeping warm.

Actually, Lynx love the cold.

They have giant paws that stop them
from sinking in the snow.

Bob's bored without his sister
just like you when I'm not there.

- Right, Tim?

Go on, go find Lily. Bye-bye, Bob.

If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a wildebeest.

Aww, a baby.

I'll call little-miss-
hooves-in-the-air, Whitney.

Look, Tim,
she's already trying to stand.

That's right.

And her mother is walking ahead
to show her how it's done.

Whoa, she was just born
and she's almost running.

Good job, Whitney.

Uh-oh.

Where did Whitney go?

She isn't scared of anything.

Watch out,
that's not your mother, Whitney.

Whoa.

Aww, that's so cute.

But won't mama worry?

Tim, do wildebeest babies
and lions usually snuggle?

No, normally wildebeest
are afraid of them.

The lioness must be a momma too.

I think she has a soft spot for Whitney.

No, Whitney, if you're hungry

you're gonna have
to go find your own mother.

Her mama's scared to come closer.

That's true, but look, the lioness
is trying to make Whitney understand

she needs to go back to her mother.

Aww.

Do you think her mama is mad?

She was worried but the lioness
took good care of her baby.

Do you think they know each other?

No, but this jackal
sure seems friendly.

"Hey, you wanna play, Whitney?
Come on."

"Hmm, I dont know."

"Let's go."

"Oh, okay."

Huh?

Whitney didn't really
understand the game.

Maybe when she's a bit older.

Whitney, you've had
so many adventures.

And it's just your first day.

Hey, look who's jumping around,
it's our silly friend Whitney.

That's what wildebeest do
when they're in a good mood.

Their nickname is "Clowns of the Planes."

That make sense.

Oh, hello, little miss lioness.

Where is everybody going?

Well, once a year,

all the wildebeest meet up
with the zebras and gazelles

and they leave on a big journey.

It's the Great Seasonal Migration.

if I were a wildebeest,

I'd love going on road trips
with all my friends.

Whoa, first one
to the other side wins.

I think Whitney's a little spooked
by the water.

There's a strong current
so it's hard to get across.

Yeah, Whitney, you can do it
you're almost there.

Whoops.

Good job, Whitney.
Have a great trip.

See you later.

If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a European badger.

Then you'd live
in a cozy burrow in the forest.

Aww, his markings
make him look so handsome.

Where is he going
in such a hurry, Tim?

I think he's going to visit someone.

Oh, look another badger.

Maybe that's his girlfriend.

She is. She's guarding the den
while he's away.

Ah, finally.

I'm gonna call her Betsy.

Tim, why is she digging?

Badgers are burrowing animals.

"Burrowers."

That means they're experts
when it comes to making holes and tunnels.

But right now,
Betsy's looking for a snack.

Dig in.

Betsy's had babies.

They have such soft fur.

Yeah, badgers are born with soft fur
to keep them warm.

And they don't open their eyes
till they are month old.

Oh, look at this cutie,
I'll call him Blaze.

His paws look like little hands.

More like mini shovels.
Those paws are perfect for digging.

- She sure is itchy.
- Sure is.

In the wild, badgers have to scratch
and wash away fleas and other bugs.

That's hard work.

Huh? I think Blaze wants to leave.

He's two months old now,

which means it's time for him to practice
his scratching and digging.

If I were a badger,
I'd scratch and dig all day.

"Come on, kids,
I've lots more to show you."

Wow, Blaze is all grown up.

What is he doing?

He's looking for something to eat.

♪ Scratch and dig ♪
♪ And scratch and dig ♪

Huh?

What are you doing, Mr. Fox?

Do you wanna come over to Blaze's house?

Actually, European badgers

sometimes share their burrows
with other animals, like foxes.

But this fox is so clingy.

Good hiding spot, Blaze.

It's okay, he shook him off.

Ah, he's back home
with his brothers and sisters.

They're so silly.

This kind of badger
lives with their family their whole life.

That way, they can play forever.

I think Blaze
has had enough for today.

He's ready
for a comfy nap in his house.