All language subtitles for How Do Animals Do That S01 E06_track3_[eng]

♪♪

Narrator: ANIMALS...

DO THE MOST INCREDIBLE THINGS.

[ GOAT BLEATS ]

LIKE THIS...

AND THIS.

I BET YOU'RE WONDERING,
"HOW DO THEY DO THAT?"

WE'RE REVEALING ANIMALS'
BIGGEST SECRETS, LIKE...

WHY DO CATS PURR?

WHY DO LADYBUGS HAVE SPOTS?

AND HOW DID THIS GUY BECOME
THE BIGGEST ANIMAL EVER?

THESE WONDERS AND MORE ON...

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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS AS WELL
AS BEING THE LARGEST ANIMALS

TO WALK THE PLANET, ALSO HAVE
THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE BODY PART

IN THE ENTIRE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

[ TRUMPETS ]

IT'S A MARVEL
OF THE ANIMAL WORLD.

NO OTHER CREATURE
HAS ANYTHING QUITE LIKE IT.

[ ELEPHANT TRUMPETS ]

OKAY, ZEBRAS HAVE STRIPES
AND GIRAFFES, THAT LONG NECK,

BUT EVEN SO AT UP
TO 7 FEET LONG,

AN ELEPHANT'S TRUNK REALLY
DOES STAND OUT IN A CROWD,

AND IT'S VERSATILE.

IT CAN REACH BRANCHES UP
TO 20 FEET HIGH

AND IS STRONG ENOUGH
TO LIFT OVER 700 POUNDS,

AND ITS SENSE OF SMELL
IS UP TO FOUR TIMES

MORE SENSITIVE
THAN A BLOODHOUND'S.

[ SNIFFS RAPIDLY ]

[ TRUMPETS ]

AND THEY'VE LEARNED TO USE IT
IN INCREDIBLE WAYS.

BY HOLDING THE TIPS
OF THEIR TRUNKS

ABOVE THE WATER'S SURFACE,

ELEPHANTS CAN CROSS RIVERS AND
EVEN BAYS VIRTUALLY SUBMERGED.

THAT'S RIGHT.

THEY'VE LEARNED TO USE
A PURPOSE-BUILT SNORKEL,

SOME BETTER THAN OTHERS.

LIVING IN HERDS OF UP TO 100,

ELEPHANTS ALSO USE
THEIR SUPER-SIZED SCHNOZ

TO TRUMPET WARNINGS
AND GREET ONE ANOTHER.

[ TRUMPETS ]

HELLO!

BECAUSE THEY HAVE DEEP
FAMILY BONDS,

THEY EVEN USE THEIR TRUNKS
TO COMFORT AND CARESS.

IT'S LIKE A BIG GRAY ARM
AROUND YOUR SHOULDER SAYING,

"DON'T WORRY, MY FRIEND.

EVERYTHING IS GOING
TO BE JUST FINE."

SO AN ELEPHANT'S TRUNK IS LONG,

STRONG, AND ALWAYS THERE
WHEN THINGS GO WRONG.

BUT HOW IS THIS MARVELOUS NOSE
CAPABLE OF DOING SO MANY THINGS?

AT THE ADVENTURES WITH ELEPHANTS
SANCTUARY IN SOUTH AFRICA,

DR. STEPHANIE SLADE
HAS BEEN WORKING

WITH CHISHURU FOR 3 YEARS.

STEPHANIE SET UP
A SERIES OF TESTS

TO REVEAL THE SECRET
OF THE TRUNK'S VERSATILITY.

FIRST, A DRINKING TEST.

STEP ONE -- SLOSH THE WATER
AROUND A BIT.

STEP TWO --
SPRAY THE CAMERA CREW.

AND STEP THREE --
TAKE A WELL-EARNED DRINK.

Slade: GOOD BOY.

GOOD CHISHURU.

IT'S JUST LIKE YOUR NOSTRILS,

BUT THAT TRUNK GOES
DIRECTLY TO THE LUNGS,

NOT TO THE STOMACH
OR ANY DIGESTIVE AREA,

SO THEY'LL FILL
THE TRUNK WITH WATER,

AND THEN IMMEDIATELY TRANSFER
THAT WATER

TO THEIR MOUTH TO SWALLOW.

SO HOW DOES
HIS INCREDIBLE TRUNK DO THIS?

WELL, THE HUMAN BODY
IS MADE UP OF 850 MUSCLES,

BUT AN ELEPHANT'S TRUNK
IS MADE UP OF MORE THAN 40,000.

THIS VAST MUSCLE NETWORK
ENABLES THEM TO LIFT, TWIST

AND MOVE ANY PART OF THEIR TRUNK
FROM THE BASE TO THE VERY TIP.

SO THESE HUGE, STRONG MUSCLES
WITHIN THE TRUNK

ARE CONSTRICTING AND WIDENING
TO ALLOW THOSE TWO NOSTRILS

TO BE LARGER TO ACCOMMODATE
ALL OF THE WATER

THAT THEY CAN SUCK UP
AND HOLD AT ONE TIME.

AN ELEPHANT CAN HOLD UP
TO 2 GALLONS IN ITS TRUNK

IN ONE GULP,

AND THERE'S MORE
TO THESE NEAT NOSES.

ELEPHANTS HAVE
A NUMBER OF WAYS

TO USE THEIR DYNAMIC TRUNK
TO PICK THINGS UP,

SO WE'RE GOING TO START
WITH THIS CUBED

APPLES AND SEGMENTED ORANGES.

CHISHURU IS USING SOMETHING
UNIQUE TO THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT:

TWO FINGER-LIKE POINTS
AT THE TIP OF HIS TRUNK.

BY PINCHING TOGETHER
THESE TWO OPPOSING TIPS,

THEY CAN GRASP OBJECTS
SMALLER THAN A PIN

MAKING CHISHURU'S TREMENDOUS
TRUNK THE PERFECT PICKUP.

GOOD BOY.

NOW WE'RE GOING TO TRY
THE ABSOLUTE HARDEST TEST

THAT WE CAN COME UP WITH.

WHAT ABOUT A FINE POWDER?

IT'S RIGHT THERE.

THIS IS GROUND FLAX,
ALSO KNOWN AS LINSEED.

CHISHURU HAS NEVER COME ACROSS
POWDERED FOOD LIKE THIS BEFORE.

SO YOU CAN SEE HIM EXPANDING
THE TIP OF HIS TRUNK TO SMELL

AND TO SEE WHAT IT IS.

IT'S NOT MOVING,
SO HE'S NOT USING SUCTION.

IS THE LACK OF SOMETHING
TO GRIP TOO MUCH

FOR EVEN CHISHURU'S
TALENTED TRUNK?

THAT'S INCREDIBLE.

HE'S USING THE SIDE
OF THOSE FINGERS

JUST AS YOU WOULD SWEEP
SOMETHING OFF OF A COUNTERTOP.

THIS IS AS MUCH BRAIN WORK
AS IT IS TRUNK WORK.

LET'S SEE HOW CHOVA,

AN ELEPHANT WHO SADLY LOST
THE TIP OF HIS TRUNK,

MANAGES THE POWDERED SEEDS.

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AMAZING.

♪♪

Slade: TO BE ABLE TO SURVIVE
IN AN ADAPTING ENVIRONMENT,

THEY NEED SOMETHING
THAT'S STRONG AND DELICATE,

THAT'S ALL OF THOSE THINGS
COMBINED INTO JUST ONE ORGANISM.

THEY CAN ADAPT IT TO USE
IT HOWEVER THEY NEED.

IT REALLY IS THE MOST USEFUL
DEVICE AN ANIMAL CAN HAVE.

IT IS THE ALL-IN-ONE TRUNK.

[ ELEPHANTS TRUMPET ]

[ BIRDS CALL ]

ACROSS THE PLANET, ALL SORTS
OF ANIMALS WEAR SPOTS

FROM THE WILD SAVANNAS OF AFRICA

TO THE URBAN JUNGLE
OF THE LAS VEGAS STRIP,

BUT PERHAPS THE MOST VIVID SPOTS
OF ALL ARE WORN BY THE LADYBUG.

THIS POP OF COLOR OBVIOUSLY
ISN'T FOR CAMOUFLAGE,

SO WHY DO LADYBUGS HAVE SPOTS?

FIVE THOUSAND DIFFERENT
SPECIES OF LADYBUG

LIVE ON EVERY CONTINENT ON EARTH
EXCEPT ANTARCTICA.

AND, NO,
LADYBUGS AREN'T ALL LADIES.

MALES AND FEMALES LOOK
NEARLY IDENTICAL

EXCEPT MALES
ARE A TINY BIT SMALLER.

THE MOST COMMON LADYBUG
IN NORTH AMERICA

IS RECOGNIZABLE FOR ITS RED COAT
AND ITS SEVEN BLACK SPOTS.

THAT'S RIGHT,
THE SEVEN-SPOT LADYBUG.

SO WHY THE BRIGHT RED SHELL
AND DARK BLACK SPOTS?

SCIENTISTS THINK ALTHOUGH
THEY LOOK GOOD TO US,

THEY WORK LIKE A WARNING SIGN

TO PREDATORS
THINKING OF EATING IT.

THAT UNMISSABLE COLOR COMBO
IS LIKE A TOXIC LABEL TO SAY,

"I TASTE DISGUSTING."

AND THEY'RE NOT BLUFFING.

INSIDE THEIR BODIES
ARE CHEMICALS

THAT MAKE THEM SMELL PUNGENT
AND TASTE EXTREMELY BITTER,

THE SAME ALKALOIDS FOUND
IN CONCENTRATED RAW BROCCOLI.

UGH.

AND ALTHOUGH THEY'RE PRETTY,
THEY'RE NOT THE BEE'S KNEES

BECAUSE THESE KNEES SECRETE

A SOUR SUBSTANCE
CALLED HEMOLYMPH,

WHICH MAKES THE LADYBUG'S LEGS
EVEN MORE FOUL TASTING.

THEY'RE SO DISGUSTING
THAT THEIR PREDATORS,

INCLUDING FROGS,
DRAGONFLIES, AND TIGER BEETLES,

WILL BE
SO REPULSED BY THEIR TASTE,

THEY'LL SPIT OUT THE BUG
AND ALLOW A QUICK GETAWAY.

RUN, LADYBUG, RUN!

AND NEW RESEARCH SUGGESTS
A WELL-FED, HEALTHY LADYBUG

CAN PUT MORE ENERGY
INTO PRODUCING TOXIC CHEMICALS

AND GROWING MORE VIBRANT WINGS.

LADYBUGS DON'T HIDE
IN THE SHADOWS.

THEY ARE A RED AND BLACK SIGN
THAT SAYS, "STAY OUT OF MY WAY."

[ BIRDS CALL ]

[ VARIOUS ANIMAL NOISES ]

COMING UP --
INCREDIBLE HEALING CATS,

THE OLDEST ANIMALS
ON THE PLANET,

AND A SUPERSIZE
OCEAN SENSATION.

[ CAT MEOWS ]

[ PURRING ][ CAT MEOWS ]

CATS LIKE TO CHAT.

THEY HAVE A VOCABULARY
OF 16 DIFFERENT SOUNDS

FROM HOWLING[ CATS HOWL ]

AND HISSING[ HISSES ]

TO MEOWING,[ MEOWS LOUDLY ]

BUT ONE SOUND EVERY CAT OWNER
LOVES TO HEAR IS THE PURR.

IT'S AS DISTINCTIVE
AS A HONEYBEE'S BUZZ,

BUT IS KITTY TRYING
TO TELL US SOMETHING

OR DOES IT HAVE ANOTHER PURPOSE?

[ PURRING ]

THIS IS TIGER, A GORGEOUS TABBY
WHO KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS.

Quagliozzi:
FOOD, ATTENTION, LOVE.

AND HERE'S THE HUMAN RESPONSIBLE
FOR SUPPLYING TIGER'S TREATS.

DAN IS A CAT CONSULTANT.

YES, THAT'S A REAL JOB.

HE SPENDS HIS LIFE
WORKING OUT WHAT CATS

ARE FEELING AND THINKING.

YOU KNOW, MOST OF THE TIME,
MY CATS ARE PURRING,

THEY'RE PURRING BECAUSE THEY'RE
CONTENT, AND THEY'RE HAPPY.

Narrator:
THE ABILITY TO PURR
IS NOT SHARED BY EVERY CAT.

AROUND 10 MILLION YEARS AGO,

THE WORLD OF CATS SPLIT INTO
THE ROARERS AND THE PURRERS.

THE BIG CATS, LIONS, PANTHERS,
AND TIGERS ARE ABLE TO ROAR,

BUT CAN'T PURR.

SMALLER CATS LIKE CHEETAHS,
PUMAS,

AND THE DOMESTIC CAT CAN PURR,
BUT CAN'T ROAR.

WHAT SEPARATES PURRERS FROM
ROARERS IS IN THEIR VOICE BOX.

IT CONTAINS A HORSESHOE-SHAPED
BONE CALLED THE HYOID,

AND BELOW IT ARE
THE VOCAL CORDS.

IN LIONS, THIS BONE IS FLEXIBLE
AND STRETCHES,

LETTING THE VOCAL CORDS VIBRATE
SLOWLY TO CREATE THAT DEEP ROAR.

BUT IN DOMESTIC CATS,

THE SAME BONE
IS STIFF AND RIGID,

ALLOWING THE VOCAL CORDS
TO VIBRATE FASTER,

CREATING THAT INCREDIBLE PURR.

[ PURRS ]

BUT THAT PURR IS NOT ALWAYS
A SIGN OF A HAPPY CAT.

A NERVOUS CAT OR A FEARFUL CAT
OR ONE WHO'S IN PAIN WILL PURR

BECAUSE IT RAISES A VIBRATION
IN THEIR BODY,

AND IT CAN BE VERY,
VERY HEALING FOR THEM.

Narrator: HEALING PURRS?

SAY WHAT?

CATS PURR AT A FREQUENCY
BETWEEN 25 AND 150 HERTZ,

AND RESEARCH SHOWS VIBRATIONS
AT THESE SPEEDS

CAN REPAIR BONE DENSITY
AND REDUCE INFLAMMATION.

SO IT TURNS OUT THE SOUND
OF THEIR LITTLE ENGINE RUNNING

IS ACTUALLY GOOD FOR THEM,

AND HERE'S THE GREAT NEWS
FOR CAT OWNERS.

YOU COULD BE GETTING A PURRING
HEALTH KICK, TOO.

IT'S PROVEN THAT CAT OWNERS
HAVE LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE,

STRESS LEVELS, AND 40% LESS RISK
OF HEART ATTACKS.

TALK ABOUT GOOD VIBRATIONS.

EVEN NASA IS INVESTIGATING
IF THE FREQUENCY OF PURRING

COULD HELP ASTRONAUTS REPAIR

THE DENSITY OF THEIR BONES
AND MUSCLES,

WHICH ARE REDUCED
IN ZERO GRAVITY.

BUT THEY'RE NOT SENDING CATS TO
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

JUST YET.

STAND DOWN, MAJOR TOM.

[ PURRS ][ SATELLITE BEEPS ]

[ BUZZING ]

COMING UP --
A 500-YEAR-OLD PHENOMENON

AND A MOUTH
AS BIG AS A DUMP TRUCK.

SOME ANIMALS LIVE FAST
AND DIE YOUNG, LIKE THE MAYFLY,

WHICH COMPLETES ITS LIFE CYCLE
IN JUST 1 DAY,

[ WHOOSH ]IF IT'S LUCKY.

BUT SOME LIVE A LONG,
EVEN VERY LONG LIFE,

SO WHAT ARE THE WORLD'S OLDEST
LIVING CREATURES

AND HOW DO ANIMALS LIVE SO LONG?

AS WELL AS BEING THE LARGEST,

ELEPHANTS ARE ALSO
ONE OF NATURE'S OLDEST,

LIVING TO AROUND 60 IN THE WILD.[ TRUMPETS ]

BUT THE OLDEST ELEPHANT
TO HAVE PLODDED THE EARTH

WAS AN ASIAN ELEPHANT
FROM TAIWAN CALLED LIN WANG

WHO LIVED TO A MAMMOTH
86 YEARS OLD.

LIN WANG WAS A CULTURAL ICON

AND A DECORATED
WORLD WAR II HERO.

KNOWN AS GRANDADDY LIN WANG,

HE WAS TAIPEI CITY
ZOO'S FAVORITE TUSKER

AND WAS EVEN MADE
AN HONORARY CITIZEN OF TAIWAN.

[ TRUMPETS ]

PART OF THE SECRET
TO HIS RIPE OLD AGE

MAY BE DOWN TO SOMETHING
SCIENTISTS

HAVE ONLY RECENTLY DISCOVERED,

THAT ALL ELEPHANTS
HAVE A TUMOR-SUPPRESSING GENE

THAT EVEN KILLS OFF
DAMAGED CELLS,

MAKING THEM
HIGHLY RESISTANT TO CANCER.

RESEARCHERS FOUND ELEPHANTS
HAVE AROUND 20 TIMES

MORE OF THIS CANCER-FIGHTING
GENE THAN HUMANS.

NORMALLY IN THE WILD,
THE LARGER THE ANIMAL,

THE GREATER THE RISK OF CANCER,
BUT DESPITE THEIR SIZE,

ELEPHANTS ARE NO MORE
SUSCEPTIBLE TO CANCER

THAN CHIHUAHUAS.[ WHINES ]

THE NEXT OLDEST ANIMAL
IS A JAPANESE FISH

WHICH CAN BE VERY COY
ABOUT ITS AGE,

BUT THERE IS A WAY TO FIND OUT.

MUCH LIKE ON A TREE,

YOU CAN COUNT THE GROWTH RING
MARKINGS ON THE FISH'S SCALES,

AND KOI USUALLY LIVE ANYWHERE
FROM 20 TO 60 YEARS OF AGE.

BUT BY COUNTING THE RINGS
ON ONE PARTICULAR JAPANESE

KOI CALLED HANAKO,

IT WAS DISCOVERED SHE WAS BORN
IN 1751, 5 YEARS BEFORE

MOZART, MAKING HER
226 YEARS OLD.

EXPERTS GUESS THAT THE PURITY
OF THE CRYSTAL CLEAR WATERS

OF THE JAPANESE MOUNTAINS
MAY HOLD THE ANSWER.

SOUNDS FISHY TO ME.

JUST LIKELY BEHIND
THE ELDERLY KOI IS A SLOW

AND STEADY GIANT TORTOISE FROM
THE SEYCHELLES CALLED ADWAITA.

CARBON DATING ADWAITA'S
SHELL REVEALED

HE WAS 255,
OLD ENOUGH TO HAVE WITNESSED

THE SIGNING OF
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

[ INTRO TO FRANCIS SCOTT KEY'S
"STAR SPANGLED BANNER" PLAYS ]

SCIENTISTS BELIEVE THAT THE
SECRET TO ADWAITA'S ANTIQUITY

CAN BE ATTRIBUTED
TO HIS LAID-BACK LIFESTYLE.

ANIMALS WITH SLOW METABOLISMS
LIKE GIANT TORTOISES BURN ENERGY

AT A FAR LOWER RATE THAN ANIMALS
WITH A HIGH METABOLISM,

INCREASING
THEIR LIFE EXPECTANCY.

SO TAKE A LEAF OUT OF ADWAITA'S
BOOK, LIVE SLOW, LIVE LONGER.

TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN AND NEARLY
TOP OF THE AGE CHART IS A FEMALE

GREENLAND SHARK
THAT'S FINTASTICALLY OLD.

THESE MYSTERIOUS AND LITTLE
KNOWN SHARKS ARE FOUND

IN THE ICE-COLD
WATERS OF THE ARCTIC.

SLOW-GROWING,
THEY INCREASE IN SIZE

BY ABOUT A 1/3 OF AN INCH A YEAR

AND CAN REACH AROUND
23 FEET IN LENGTH.

SCIENTISTS WERE RECENTLY ABLE
TO MEASURE THE AGE OF THIS SHARK

USING RADIO CARBON DATING
OFF HER EYE,

WHICH PROVED SHE WAS AN
[CLEARS THROAT] EYE-WATERING

400 YEARS OLD

MAKING THIS GREENLAND SHARK THE
OLDEST VERTEBRATE ON THE PLANET,

BUT NOT THE OLDEST ANIMAL.

THE CROWN FOR THE MOST
ANCIENT ANIMAL GOES TO A CLAM.

THIS IS MING,
AN OCEAN QUAHOG CLAM,

AND THE LINES ON ITS SHELL
WERE ALL TOO TELLING OF ITS AGE.

WITH EACH YEAR,
CLAMS ADD A NEW RING,

AND SCIENTISTS FOUND THIS ONE

WAS BORN
MORE THAN 500 YEARS AGO.

ALTHOUGH ONLY 3 1/2 INCHES,
MING WAS ALREADY MORE THAN 100

WHEN THE FIRST PILGRIMS
LANDED IN AMERICA IN 1620.

AND SINCE THEY'RE LOCAL
TO THE NORTHEAST,

HE MIGHT HAVE GOTTEN
TO AMERICA BEFORE THEM.

[ CRUNCH, CRUNCH ]

COMING UP --
A MIGHTY MOUTH WONDER

THAT'S THE MAMMOTH
OF ALL MAMMOTHS.

Narrator: BEHOLD THE GRANDADDY
OF ALL ANIMALS,

NOT JUST THE BIGGEST ANIMAL
ON THE PLANET TODAY,

BUT THE BIGGEST ANIMAL TO HAVE
LIVED ON THE PLANET EVER.

BUT WHY IS
THE BLUE WHALE SO BIG?

THIS MONUMENTAL GIANT CAN GROW
TO OVER 100 FEET,

LONGER THAN A BASKETBALL COURT.[ CHEERS ]

I KNOW, AMAZING!

ITS BABIES EMERGE AT
AN EYE-WATERING 25 FEET LONG

AND NEARLY 9,000 POUNDS.

OUCH.

AND YOU AND 50 OF YOUR CLOSEST
FRIENDS COULD FIT IN ITS MOUTH.

SOMETHING THIS SIZE
JUST SHOULDN'T EXIST.

ALL HAIL THE BLUE WHALE.

BECAUSE THE WHALE
LIVES IN WATER,

THE AFFECT OF GRAVITY
IS LESS OF A RESTRICTION

ON HOW BIG IT CAN GROW.

ON DRY LAND,
AT OVER 300,000 POUNDS,

ITS IMMENSE BODY WEIGHT

WOULD CRUSH
ITS OWN ORGANS WITHIN MINUTES.

THE BIGGEST LAND ANIMAL
IS THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT,

BUT THE BLUE WHALE'S TONGUE
IS AS HEAVY AS ONE OF THOSE.

BUT THE LACK OF GRAVITY STILL
DOESN'T EXPLAIN WHY IT DWARFS

EVERY OTHER ANIMAL,
EVEN IN THE SEA.

IT TURNS OUT BLUE WHALES
WEREN'T ALWAYS THIS BIG.

FOUR AND A HALF
MILLION YEARS AGO,

WHALES WERE MORE LIKE
30 FEET LONG.

THAT'S THE SIZE OF
A GREAT WHITE SHARK TODAY.

IT'S AROUND THIS TIME THAT
THEY STARTED TO GET BIGGER

AND BIGGER AND BIGGER.

BUT WHY?

IT'S THE END OF A MAJOR ICE AGE,
AND RUNOFF FROM MELTING ICE CAPS

FORMED RICH BREEDING GROUND FOR
TINY CRUSTACEANS CALLED KRILL,

AND THEY SUDDENLY BOOMED
IN NUMBERS NEVER SEEN BEFORE,

BILLIONS, EVEN TRILLIONS,
AND AN INCREDIBLE BIT OF ANATOMY

ALLOWED THE BLUE WHALE
TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE --

THEIR DUMP TRUCK MOUTHS.

BLUE WHALES HAVE HUNDREDS
OF FLEXIBLE PLATES

ON THEIR UPPER JAW
CALLED BALEEN.

A SINGLE OPEN-MOUTHED CHARGE
INTO A SHOAL OF PREY

CAN TAKE IN 120 TONS OF WATER

AND HALF A MILLION KRILL
IN A SINGLE GULP.

AS THEY CLOSE THEIR MOUTHS,

THE COMB-LIKE PLATES FORCE
THE WATER THROUGH AND STRAIN OUT

THE KRILL LIKE A MASSIVE
SIEVE DRAINING MINUSCULE PASTA.

THIS UNIQUE KRILL-CATCHING
DESIGN ALLOWS BLUE WHALES

TO EAT A WHOPPING 4 TONS
OR 40 MILLION KRILL EVERY DAY.

SO IT'S BECAUSE TODAY THERE IS
SO MUCH WHALE FOOD

THAT WE CAN WITNESS AN ANIMAL

A SIZE THE PLANET
HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

WE REALLY ARE LIVING
AMONG GIANTS.