All language subtitles for How Do Animals Do That S02 E02_track3_[eng]

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Narrator: ANIMALS...

DO THE MOST INCREDIBLE THINGS.

[ GOAT BLEATS ]

LIKE THIS...

AND THAT.

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

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

ARE AFRICA'S GRUMPY
AND AGGRESSIVE RHINOS

LEADING A SECRET DOUBLE LIFE?

WHY YOU CAN RUN BUT CAN'T HIDE
FROM A RATTLESNAKE.

AND WHY DOES THIS MOLE
HAVE SUCH A WEIRD NOSE?

THESE WONDERS AND MORE ON...

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IT'S POLITE TO CHEW
BEFORE YOU SWALLOW,

BUT COWS TAKE THIS IDEA
TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL.

THEY GRIND THEIR MOLARS
LEFT TO RIGHT 50 TIMES A MINUTE,

40,000 TIMES A DAY...

14 1/2 MILLION TIMES A YEAR.

SO...

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MEET DAISY, AN INCREDIBLE THREE-
QUARTER-TON BIOLOGICAL FACTORY.

[ COW MOOS ]

SHE'S ABLE TO TURN
ENERGY-SPARSE,

ALMOST NUTRITIONLESS GRASS
INTO SEVEN GALLONS OF ENERGY

AND PROTEIN-RICH MILK EVERY DAY.

THAT'S ENOUGH MILK
FOR 75 PEOPLE.

GOOD WORK, DAISY.

BUT BEFORE WE GO OVERBOARD
WITH PRAISE,

EVEN DAISY WILL ADMIT
THAT SHE'S HAD HELP,

BECAUSE LURKING INSIDE
HER MASSIVE

50-GALLON VAT-LIKE STOMACH ARE
A QUADRILLION LITTLE HELPERS.

REALLY, IT'S THESE GUYS,
THE THOUSANDS OF SPECIES

OF MICRO-BUG LIVING INSIDE
THIS ALIEN STOMACH WORLD,

WHO DO ALL OF THE WORK
OF BREAKING DOWN GRASS.

STILL, IT'S DAISY'S JOB TO KEEP
HER LITTLE WORKERS HAPPY.

AND TO DO THAT,
SHE HAS TO CHEW A LOT.

WHEN DAISY FIRST SWALLOWS
THE GRASS,

IT'S STILL WAY TOO TOUGH FOR
THOSE MICRO-BUGS TO BREAK DOWN.

SO, TO HELP THE LITTLE GUYS OUT,
AFTER CHEWING

AND SWALLOWING THE GRASS ONCE,
SHE DOES IT AGAIN.

DAISY BURPS UP THE HALF-EATEN
GRASS, NOW KNOWN AS CUD,

BACK INTO HER MOUTH FOR A SECOND
AND MORE INTENSIVE CHEWING.

BY GRINDING HER MOLARS
EIGHT HOURS A DAY,

DAISY IS ABLE TO BURST
THROUGH THE GRASS' TOUGH CELLS

AND TURN IT INTO
A KIND OF SLUDGE.

THIS TIME, THE SLUDGE
WON'T COME BACK...

BECAUSE IT'S NOW HEAVY ENOUGH
TO SINK DOWN THROUGH THE LIGHTER

TOP LAYER
OF RECENTLY EATEN GRASS

TO THE BOTTOM OF HER HUGE,
CAVERNOUS STOMACH.

AND THIS IS WHERE THOSE BUSY
LITTLE MICRO-BUGS GET TO WORK.

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MILLIONS OF BILLIONS OF BACTERIA
MUNCH ON THE CARBOHYDRATE

IN THE GRASS JUICE
AND EXCRETE FATTY ACIDS.

[ COW MOOS ]

DAISY HAPPILY SOAKS UP
THESE FATTY ACIDS

AND USES THEM TO MAKE HER MILK.

IN FACT, IT IS THESE FATTY ACIDS
THAT HELP TURN THE MILK WHITE.

[ COW MOOS ]

UNFORTUNATELY,
TO MAKE THE FATTY ACIDS,

THE BACTERIA ALSO GIVE OFF
RATHER A LOT OF METHANE.

[ COW FARTS ]

DAISY GETS THE BLAME, OF COURSE.

COWS PRODUCE 200 TIMES
MORE GAS A DAY THAN WE DO.

[ COW MOOS ]

SO DAISY'S MILK IS REALLY A
COMBINATION OF BACTERIA DOO-DOO

WITH A SPLASH OF BUGS
THAT HAVE DIED OF OLD AGE

AND BEEN ABSORBED
THROUGH HER INTESTINAL WALL!

YUMMY!

AND BY SERVING THE GRASS
WELL-CHEWED...

THE LITTLE WORKERS
IN DAISY'S MILK-FACTORY STOMACH

ARE OVER THE MOON.

[ COW MOOS ]

RHINOS ARE TOUGH
AND FIGHT ROUGH,

WEIGHING UP TO 4 TONS WITH
A 35-MILES-PER-HOUR CHARGE.

THE BIGGEST NATURAL KILLER
OF A RHINO IS ANOTHER RHINO.

BUT RECENT FILMING OF A HERD
OF BLACK RHINOS AT NIGHT

IN AFRICA'S KALAHARI DESERT

REVEALED THAT THEY MAY BE
LEADING A SECRET DOUBLE LIFE.

IN FACT,
UNDER COVER OF DARKNESS,

RHINOS ARE MORE TENDER
AND GENTLE THAN ANYONE KNEW.

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AT THE RHINO PRIDE SANCTUARY
IN LIMPOPO, SOUTH AFRICA,

FOUNDER DR. JANA PRETORIUS
HAS A THEORY AS TO WHY RHINOS

MAY BE GRUMPY AND AGGRESSIVE
BUT ALSO TOUCHY-FEELY.

AND SHE WANTS TO DEMONSTRATE
HER THEORY WITH A NEW ARRIVAL.

HE'S AN ADULT MALE BLACK RHINO.

Pretorious:
THIS RHINO BULL IS FULLY GROWN.

HE'S BEEN BROUGHT HERE
BEFORE HE MOVES ON

TO THE NEXT WILDLIFE RESERVE.

Narrator: HE'S HAD NO CONTACT
WITH HUMANS UNTIL NOW.

Pretorious: HE'S STILL
A LITTLE BIT WARY OF US.

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HEY.

COO-COO-COO.

[ RHINO GRUNTS ]

Narrator: WITH HIS HORN
AIMED RIGHT AT HER

AND HIS FEET PAWING THE GROUND,

THIS RHINO
IS DISPLAYING AGGRESSION.

JANA THINKS
HE'S BEHAVING THIS WAY

BECAUSE RHINOS
HAVE VERY BAD EYESIGHT

AND HIS BEHAVIOR
MAY COME FROM INSECURITY.

Pretorious:
BECAUSE THEY CAN'T SEE WELL,

THEY'RE VERY STRESSED ABOUT
SUDDEN MOVES AND SUDDEN SOUNDS,

AND THAT'S WHY THEY'LL SEEM AS
IF THEY WANT TO BE AGGRESSIVE.

BUT ACTUALLY,
THEY'RE JUST BEING,

"OH, WHAT'S THAT, WHAT'S THAT?"

Narrator: SO JANA TALKS CALMLY
TO THE RHINO

TO MAKE HIM RELAXED
IN HER COMPANY.

Pretorious: COO.

COO-COO-COO.

Narrator: AND SLOWLY,
THIS WILD RHINO CALMS DOWN

AND STEPS CLOSER.

HIS GUARD IS DOWN, AND THE BIG
BULL RHINO DOESN'T JUST RELAX --

HE ACTUALLY APPROACHES
TO BE TOUCHED.

SO, A LOT OF PEOPLE
PERCEIVE RHINOS

JUST AS BEING VERY AGGRESSIVE.

BUT IF YOU SPEND TIME WITH HIM,

YOU'LL END UP BEING ABLE
TO SCRATCH HIM AND TALK TO HIM.

IT'S A WAY OF ACTUALLY
CALMING THEM DOWN.

Narrator:
JANA'S WORK SHOWS THAT RHINOS

LIKE TO FEEL CONTACT
WITH OTHER RHINOS,

BUT THE DESIRE IS STRONGEST
IN THE YOUNGSTERS.

Pretorious: THEY ALWAYS, LIKE,
TUCK IN TOGETHER,

AND THEY'LL PUT THEIR HEADS
ON TOP OF EACH OTHER

OR THEY'LL LIE HEAD TO FEET.

Narrator: IN THE WILD,
YOUNG RHINOS ARE VULNERABLE

TO HYENAS,
CROCODILES, AND LIONS.

JANA BELIEVES

BY STAYING IN TOUCHING DISTANCE
OF EACH OTHER,

THEY FEEL MORE SECURE
AND PROTECTED.

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ONE THING THAT'S SURPRISING

IS THAT RHINOS
CAN FEEL A GENTLE STROKE AT ALL,

BECAUSE THEIR SKIN IS THE
THICKEST OF ANY LAND ANIMAL'S.

Pretorious:
OOH, YES.

Narrator: DESIGNED TO WITHSTAND
HORN-TO-HORN COMBAT,

IT'S MADE FROM TOUGH STRANDS
OF COLLAGEN

MATTED TOGETHER
IN A CROSS LATTICE,

CREATING A TWO INCH-THICK FORM
OF NATURAL CHAIN MAIL.

BUT WHAT'S ASTONISHING IS
THE SURFACE OF THE RHINO'S ARMOR

IS COVERED
IN MILLIONS OF NERVES,

MAKING THEIR THICK SKIN

SENSITIVE TO
THE SLIGHTEST TOUCH.

AND JANA'S DISCOVERED
RHINOS LOVE

NOTHING MORE THAN
A GOOD RUB OR A TICKLE.

Pretorious:
ONCE THEY GET USED TO IT,

YOU ARE PRETTY MUCH FATED
FOR LIFE

TO GIVE THEM BELLY RUBS.

YEAH, OVER.
OH, YES.

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Narrator: SO...

NOT SO TOUGH NOW, ARE YA,
BIG GUY?

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COMING UP, POUND FOR POUND,
THE LOUDEST ANIMAL ON EARTH...

[ ELEPHANT TRUMPETS ]

...AND THE FASTEST EATER
ON THE PLANET.

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[ ROOSTER CROWS ]

[ CATS MEOWING ]

Narrator: THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
CAN BE A NOISY PLACE...

[ WOLF HOWLS ]...FROM THE MALE ELK...

[ ELK SHRIEKS ]

...THAT SCREAMS
AT THE TOP OF ITS LUNGS

TO THE GRUNTING ROAR
OF A MALE KOALA.

[ KOALA GRUNTING ]

[ OWL CHIRPS ][ WOLF HOWLS ]

[ ELEPHANT TRUMPETS ]

[ LION ROARS ]BUT POUND FOR POUND...

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WHEN IT COMES TO VOLUME
RELATIVE TO SIZE,

THE HALF-INCH MALE WATER BOATMAN
IS THE UNDISPUTED KING OF NOISE.

OKAY, YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE
TO HEAR

THIS INSECT'S TRUE LOUDNESS
ABOVE THE WATER,

BUT UNDERWATER...

[ CHIRPING ]

...THIS CHIRPING
CAN HIT 99 DECIBELS.

THAT'S EQUIVALENT
TO THE RUMBLE OF A TRACTOR.

UNUSUALLY,
IT MAKES ALL THAT NOISE

BY RUBBING ITS PENIS
ACROSS ITS ABDOMEN.

WELL, THAT'S ONE WAY
TO ATTRACT THE LADIES.

BUT IT'S DEFINITELY NOT
THE LOUDEST ANIMAL ON EARTH.

NOT RELATIVETO ITS SIZE
BUT BECAUSEOF ITS SIZE,

THE ELEPHANT USES ITS GIGANTIC
TRUNK TO MAKE A BIGGER NOISE.

[ ELEPHANT TRUMPETS ]

THAT MASSIVE NOSE ACTS
AS A HUGE AMPLIFICATION CHAMBER,

CREATING A TRUMPET
WHICH HITS 117 DECIBELS,

ABOUT AS LOUD AS A THUNDERCLAP.

[ THUNDER CRASHES ]

[ BABY CRYING ]

BUT USING JUST ITS TINY LUNGS,

A CRYING BABY DEFEATS
EVEN THE MIGHTIEST ELEPHANT,

CLOCKING UP TO 120 DECIBELS,
THE SAME AS A ROCK CONCERT.

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[ MONKEY HOWLING ]

BUT SINGING BEATS CRYING.

HOWLER MONKEYS HAVE A HOWL

AS LOUD AS A JET ENGINE
AT 140 DECIBELS,

THE LOUDEST CALL
OF ANY ANIMAL ON LAND.

BUT THIS IS NOT THE LOUDEST
ANIMAL ON THE ENTIRE PLANET.

THAT SOUND BELONGS TO
THESE HUGE, MAJESTIC CREATURES.

THE MIGHTY SPERM WHALE
SENDS OUT A SERIES

OF SHORT 100-MILLISECOND-LONG
CLICKS TO ECHOLOCATE THEIR PREY.

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THE WHALE IS ABLE TO TURN
THE CLICK'S VOLUME UP

TO BEYOND DEAFENING BY USING
THEIR HUGE HEAD AS AN AMPLIFIER.

THE WHALE FORCES AIR
THROUGH ITS NASAL PASSAGE

TO A PAIR OF CLAPPERS
CALLED MONKEY LIPS,

WHICH CLAP SHUT,
CREATING A SINGLE CLICK.

THIS CLICK IS THEN AMPLIFIED
SEVERAL TIMES

AS IT TRAVELS BACKWARD
AND FORWARD

THROUGH THE INSIDE
OF THE SPERM WHALE'S HEAD.

FINALLY, THE CLICK REACHES
AN AREA OF THE HEAD

THAT FOCUSES THE SOUND
INTO A UNIQUELY CONCENTRATED

AND LITERALLY DEAFENING NOISE.

OUR EARS CAN'T COPE
WITH VERY LOUD SOUNDS.

AT 165 DECIBELS,
OUR EARDRUMS RUPTURE.

ABOVE THE WAVES, WE'RE FINE

BECAUSE JUST 1% OF THE SOUND
OF THE WHALE'S CLICKS

PASSES FROM THE WATER
AND INTO THE AIR.

BUT UNDERWATER, EACH CLICK NOISE
REACHES 235 DECIBELS.

THAT'S LOUDER THAN
A TON OF DYNAMITE EXPLODING.

NOT ONLY WILL THE SPERM WHALE'S
CLICKS RUPTURE OUR EARDRUMS,

BUT THE REPETITIVE CLICKING
HAS A FREQUENCY

THAT COULD VIBRATE
A DIVER TO DEATH.

[ WHALE CLICKING ]

SO, WHETHER ABOVE
OR BELOW THE OCEAN,

YOU CAN'T IGNORE THE UNDISPUTED
NOISIEST ANIMAL ON EARTH.

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COMING UP...

WHY DOES A RATTLESNAKE
ALWAYS LET GO OF ITS PREY?

AND THE CRITTER WITH
THE MOST INCREDIBLE NOSE.

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[ TAIL RATTLES ]

Narrator:
A RATTLE AND THEN...

A STRIKE.

IT LOOKS LIKE GAME OVER
FOR THIS MOUSE.

OR MAYBE NOT.

THE SNAKE'S RELEASED IT.

WHAT IS IT THINKING?

♪♪

IN HOEDSPRUIT, SOUTH AFRICA,

ONE OF THE WORLD'S
LEADING REPTILE EXPERTS,

DONALD STRYDOM,
STUDIES VERY DANGEROUS SNAKES

FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.

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[ SNAKE RATTLES ]

Strydom:
YEAH, WHAT WE HAVE HERE

IS A WESTERN DIAMONDBACK
RATTLESNAKE -- BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL.

THESE GUYS ARE
FROM THE AMERICAS.

THEY JUST ARE MASTERS
IN HUNTING.

THEY DON'T CHASE DOWN
THEIR PREY.

THEY'LL LIE THERE
CAMOUFLAGED SOMEWHERE

AND JUST WAIT A DAY OR TWO,
A WEEK, A MONTH, OR MORE.

I MEAN,
THAT SNAKE CAN GO WITHOUT FOOD

FOR LIKE ONE AND A HALF
TO TWO YEARS.

[ SNAKE RATTLES ]

Narrator: AFTER A YEAR
OF WAITING FOR DINNER,

YOU'D THINK THE RATTLESNAKE
WOULD WANT TO HOLD ON TO IT.

BUT AFTER INJECTING
A DROP-SIZED DOSE OF VENOM,

THEY HAVE A GOOD REASON
FOR RELEASING THEIR PREY.

THAT RAT CAN TURN AROUND
AND BITE THE SNAKE.

IT COULD KILL THE SNAKE.

IT WOULD BITE INTO THE HEAD,
THE EYES, AND KILL IT.

Narrator: SO THE SNAKE AVOIDS
BEING BITTEN BACK,

BUT LETTING GO
CREATES ANOTHER PROBLEM.

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Strydom:
THAT PREY IS GONNA RUN,

AND THE SNAKE HAS TO NOW
LOCATE THAT PREY.

Narrator:
IT TAKES AROUND TWO MINUTES

FOR THE VENOM
TO INCAPACITATE THE PREY.

BY THAT TIME, THE ENVENOMATED
RODENT COULD BE ANYWHERE.

SO HOW DOES THE SNAKE
FIND ITS PREY?

RATTLESNAKES HAVE AN INCREDIBLE
SENSE OF SMELL.

ONE IDEA IS THAT THE SNAKE COULD
FOLLOW THE PREY'S SCENT TRAIL,

EXCEPT, OUT HERE,
THERE ARE HUNDREDS

OF OTHER RODENT SCENT TRAILS
CRISSCROSSING

AND MASKING THE SCENT
OF THE ANIMAL

THAT'LL SOON BE MOTIONLESS
AND EASY TO GRAB.

BUT ONE THING
SETS THE BITTEN RAT APART

FROM ALL THE OTHER CREATURES.

IT HAS THIS RATTLESNAKE'S VENOM
COURSING THROUGH ITS VEINS.

DONALD THINKS THE SNAKE COULD BE
USING THE SCENT OF ITS OWN VENOM

TO TRACK
AND FIND THE DYING PREY.

TO TEST THE THEORY,

DONALD NEEDS TO HARVEST
THE LETHAL RATTLESNAKE VENOM.

Strydom:
IF THAT WERE INTO A MOUSE,

THAT WOULD BE
A MASSIVE OVERKILL,

BUT THAT'S PROBABLY SPOT-ON
TO KILL ME.

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Narrator: TO MAKE TRAILS
FOR THE SNAKE TO FOLLOW,

DONALD HAS TWO SCENTED SPONGES.

Strydom:
SPONGE NUMBER ONE IS PURELY RAT.

SPONGE NUMBER TWO
IS GOING TO BE RAT,

AS WELL AS SNAKE VENOM.

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Narrator: DONALD MARKS OUT
TWO SCENT TRAILS.

TO THE LEFT
IS HEALTHY RAT SCENT.

TO THE RIGHT IS RAT SCENT
PLUS THIS SNAKE'S OWN VENOM.

WILL THE SNAKE FOLLOW
THE PURE RAT SCENT,

OR WILL IT FOLLOW THE SMELL
WITH ITS OWN VENOM?

Strydom: THERE IT'S DOING IT.
NOW YOU SEE.

LOOK HOW THE HEAD'S MOVING,

AND THAT TYPICAL
LEFT AND RIGHT MOVEMENT

AND LOTS OF TONGUE FLICKING
AS IT MOVES ALONG.

Narrator: THE TONGUE
IS LICKING THE AIR FOR SCENT.

EACH LICK COLLECTS
TINY SCENT PARTICLES

AND DELIVERS THEM
TO A UNIQUE SCENT ORGAN,

A PATCH OF ODOR-SENSING CELLS
INSIDE THE MOUTH.

THE REASON THE TONGUE IS FORKED

IS SO THAT IT CAN DIFFERENTIATE
ODOR PARTICLES

COMING FROM THE LEFT
AND RIGHT SIDE.

THIS HELPS THE SNAKE FIGURE OUT
THE DIRECTION OF THE PREY.

WHAT IT'S DOING IS OBVIOUSLY
IT'S GOING LEFT AND RIGHT,

SO IT NEEDS TO REALLY SEE WHERE
THE DOMINANT SMELL OF SCENT IS.

Narrator: IT'S REACHED THE POINT
IN THE TRAIL

WHERE DONALD
SEPARATED THE SPONGES...

AND GOES LEFT,

TOWARDS THE SPONGE
WITHOUT VENOM.

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BUT IT'S CHANGING DIRECTIONS.

IT'S NOT GOING TOWARDS
THE SPONGE

WITH JUST THE SMELL OF PREY.

IT'S GOING STRAIGHT TOWARDS
THAT SPONGE

WITH THE SMELL OF ITS VENOM.

THE SNAKE IS HOMING STRAIGHT IN
FOR ITS PREY.

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Narrator: BY USING THE SMELL
OF THE RATTLESNAKE'S OWN VENOM,

THE RATTLER CAN CUT THROUGH

ALL THE OTHER DISTRACTING
SCENT TRAILS TO FIND ITS DINNER.

BUT THE RATTLESNAKE
ISN'T SMELLING THE VENOM

IT HAS INJECTED
INTO THE RAT'S BODY.

AFTER THE RATTLESNAKE BITES,

IT MAKES SURE TO SPRAY
SOME VENOM ON THE RAT'S FUR.

Strydom: THIS SPLATTER ON HERE
IS ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF SPLATTER

THAT IT WOULD HAVE
ON THE PREY ITEM.

Narrator: THIS WAY, THE SCENT
OF THE VENOM IS STRONGER

AND MEANS A RATTLESNAKE
IS NEVER LATE TO LUNCH.

COMING UP...
THE WEIRDEST NOSE ON THE PLANET.

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Narrator: THE NATURAL WORLD
IS TEEMING WITH ANIMALS

THAT HAVE EVOLVED UNIQUE AND
BIZARRE NASAL APPENDAGES, BUT...

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THE MOST BIZARRE NOSE
ON THE PLANET

MAY BE RIGHT BENEATH YOUR FEET,
BECAUSE LIVING IN TUNNELS

UNDERNEATH THE EAST COAST
OF NORTH AMERICA

IS AN ANIMAL
WITH A NOSE SO WEIRD

THAT THE ANIMAL'S BEEN NAMED
AFTER IT -- THE STAR-NOSED MOLE.

SCURRYING THROUGH
TOTAL DARKNESS,

THIS ALMOST-BLIND MOLE
HAS NO NEED FOR EYESIGHT

BECAUSE AMAZINGLY,
THAT STRANGE NOSE IS

THE MOST SENSITIVE TOUCH ORGAN
OF ANY MAMMAL ON THE PLANET,

ALLOWING THIS WEIRD-LOOKING MOLE

TO SEE ITS DARK WORLD
BY FEELING IT.

EVERY INCH OF THOSE
22 MOBILE TENTACLES

ARE COVERED IN THOUSANDS
OF TOUCH RECEPTORS,

EACH BUMP
THE WIDTH OF A HUMAN HAIR.

INSIDE EACH BUMP IS A RING
OF NERVE FIBERS

THAT FEEL IN EVERY DIRECTION

TO CREATE A 3-D MAP
OF WHAT IT TOUCHES,

SO IT SEES WITH ITS NOSE
IN UNBELIEVABLE DETAIL.

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IN TOTAL, THE MOLE'S NOSE
HAS A NETWORK OF 100,000 NERVES,

FIVE TIMES MORE NERVES
THAN IN OUR HANDS,

ALL PACKED INTO A NOSE
SMALLER THAN A FINGERTIP.

USING INFORMATION
FROM ALL THESE NERVES,

THE MOLE'S BRAIN BUILDS UP
A PICTURE OF WHAT IT'S FEELING.

IT'S A KIND OF TOUCHY-FEELY
"SMELL-O-VISION."

IN FACT, IT TAKES THE MOLE
JUST 120 MILLISECONDS TO TOUCH,

IDENTIFY, AND CONSUME PREY.

THAT'S FASTER THAN
A BLINK OF AN EYE.

IN MAMMAL WORLD, THIS MOLE IS
THE FASTEST EATER ON THE PLANET.

SO, IN A COMPETITION
FOR STRANGEST SNIFFER,

THIS AMAZING AND UNIQUE CRITTER
WINS BY A NOSE.

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