All language subtitles for How Do Animals Do That S02 E11_track3_[eng]

-Narrator: ANIMALS...
[ ROARS ]

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...

HOW DO SWARMS OF BLIND BATS
AVOID COLLISIONS,

WHAT MAKES THIS CAT
THE ULTIMATE HIGH-FLIER,

AND WHAT'S SO SPECIAL
ABOUT MANATEES'...

GAS?

THESE WONDERS AND MORE ON...

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DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS

OKAY, MICE ARE CUTE,

BUT THE WILD ONES
BELONG OUTSIDE,

NOT SEARCHING FOR SNACKS
IN OUR HOMES.

THEIR NIBBLE OF CHOICE --
CHEESE, OF COURSE.

THEY LOVE IT, RIGHT?

RISKING LIFE AND LIMB
TO STEAL A CRUMB OF CHEDDAR

OR A MORSEL OF MONTEREY JACK?

BUT...

[ SQUEAKING ]

THERE ARE 1,300 SPECIES
OF MICE AROUND THE WORLD.

THE MOST COMMON

IS THE HOUSE MOUSE.

IN THE WILD, THEIR DIET
ISN'T CHEESE, OF COURSE,

BUT GRAINS AND FRUIT.

SO, WHY DO WE THINK MICE
ARE OBSESSED WITH CHEESE?

WELL, FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS,

WE'VE KEPT OUR FOOD
IN CLOSED CONTAINERS.

BUT ONE FOOD -- CHEESE --

WAS LEFT IN THE OPEN
TO BREATHE AND AGE.

OVER THE MILLENNIA, THE CONSTANT
TELL-TALE NIBBLE MARKS

LED TO THE BELIEF THAT MICE ARE
CRAZY FOR THIS CURDY DELIGHT.

BUT IT TURNS OUT MICE MAY HAVE
BEEN GOING AFTER OUR CHEESE

AS A LAST RESORT.

MICE HAVE EXTREMELY
SENSITIVE NOSES,

AND RECENT RESEARCH SUGGESTS
FINDS STRONG ODORS REPULSIVE.

SO, JUST LIKE SOME OF US,

THEY'LL TURN THEIR WHISKERS
UP AT A STINKY STILTON

OR A PUNGENT CAMEMBERT.

INSTEAD, THESE NIBBLY CRITTERS
ACTUALLY HAVE A SWEET TOOTH.

THEY MUCH PREFER SUGARY TREATS
LIKE MARSHMALLOWS

AND MAPLE SYRUP.

BUT THERE IS ONE THING THEY SEEK
OUT ABOVE ALL ELSE --

♪♪

CHOCOLATE.

EVEN THEN, THEY'RE PICKY EATERS.

THEY ONLY LIKE MILK CHOCOLATE

BECAUSE DARK IS TOO BITTER
FOR THEIR TINY TASTE BUDS.

SO, NEXT TIME YOU'RE OUT TO TRAP
A MIDNIGHT THIEF,

FORGET THE CHEESE.

TEMPT IT WITH CHOCOLATE INSTEAD.

NO, SIR.
THAT'S NOT FOR YOU.

♪♪

[ BUZZING ]

BRACKEN CAVE, TEXAS --
THE ULTIMATE BAT CAVE.

THIS PLACE IS HOME TO
THE LARGEST COLONY

OF FLYING FURBALLS
ON THE PLANET,

NEARLY 20 MILLION OF THEM.

IT TAKES FOUR HOURS
FOR THIS SWARM TO STREAM OUT,

AND YET, SOMEHOW THEY ALL MANAGE
TO MAINTAIN THEIR PERSONAL SPACE

WITHOUT A BUMP.

GO JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE ON EARTH
AND YOU'LL FIND BATS.

FROM THE ARCTIC TO THE TIP
OF SOUTH AMERICA,

MORE THAN 1,300 SPECIES OF BATS
ARE HANGING AROUND.

THERE ARE SO MANY,
THEY MAKE UP ALMOST 20%

OF ALL MAMMALS ON EARTH.

EACH ONE IS A MASTER FLIER.

JUST ASK BIOLOGIST
DR. SHARON SWARTZ.

SHE KNOWS EVERY BAT IS SPECIAL.

Swartz: YOU ARE VERY SPECIAL.

Narrator: SEE?

SHARON AND HER LITTLE BUDDY,
AN EGYPTIAN FRUIT BAT,

ARE GOING TO LET US
IN ON A SECRET.

YOU KNOW THE OLD SAYING
"BLIND AS A BAT"?

WELL, GUESS WHAT? NOT TRUE.

Swartz:
BATS HAVE VERY GOOD EYESIGHT.

LIKE MANY NOCTURNAL ANIMALS,
BATS SUCH AS THIS ONE

ARE NAVIGATING THE WORLD
USING SPECIALLY TUNED,

LOW-LIGHT VISION,
EVEN AS THEY FLY AT HIGH SPEEDS.

♪♪

Swartz:
BATS' EYES ARE PACKED WITH MORE

LIGHT-SENSITIVE CELLS THAN OURS,

SO THEY CAN SEE MUCH BETTER
THAN US IN THE DARK.

BUT WHEN IT GETS TOO DARK
TO SEE ANYTHING,

OFF GOES THE NIGHT VISION

AND ON
COMES THE SOUND VISION --

ECHOLOCATION.

THEY CREATE A CLICKING SOUND
AT UP TO 130 DECIBELS.

THAT'S LOUDER THAN
A THUNDERCLAP,

BUT SO HIGH-PITCHED,
HUMANS CAN'T HEAR IT.

WHEN THOSE CLICKS HIT AN OBJECT,
THE SOUNDWAVES BOUNCE BACK,

AND THIS ECHO CAN TELL THE BAT
NOT JUST WHERE,

BUT WHAT THE OBJECT IS.

AND RECENTLY, IT WAS DISCOVERED

THEY CAN CONTROL
AND CHANGE THOSE CLICKS.

SAY THEY'RE SEARCHING
FOR FOOD OUT IN THE OPEN.

THEY USE A CLICK
THAT CAN TRAVEL FURTHER,

BUT DON'T NEED SO MANY OF THEM.

BUT IF THEY'RE TRYING TO
DODGE THEIR WAY

THROUGH A SWARM OF BATS,
THEY NEED RAPID-FIRE CLICKS

THAT WILL BOUNCE BACK
LOTS OF INFORMATION SUPER-FAST.

THIS WAY, THEY CAN AVOID
BUMPING INTO THEIR BAT BUDDIES.

SO, THAT SOUND...

[ SQUEAKING ]

...IS MILLIONS OF BATS TRYING TO
GET OUT OF EACH OTHER'S WAY.

BUT AS EFFECTIVE
AS ECHOLOCATION IS,

SCIENTISTS HAVE DISCOVERED BATS

DO SOMETIMES
CRASH INTO EACH OTHER.

SO, WHY DO WE NEVER SEE THEM
FALL OUT OF THE SKY?

WELL, IT'S BECAUSE SOMETHING
AMAZING HAPPENS --

TOO FAST FOR THE HUMAN EYE,

BUT NOT TOO FAST
FOR HIGH-SPEED CAMERAS.

BACK TO SHARON IN THE BAT LAB.

Swartz:
WE'RE GONNA RELEASE THIS BAT.

IT'S GONNA FLY ALONG
OUR SPECIAL FLIGHT CORRIDOR.

AS THE BAT MOVES ALONG,

IT'S GONNA ENCOUNTER
A BIG GUST OF AIR,

AND THIS GUST WILL MIMIC
A COLLISION WITH ANOTHER ANIMAL.

♪♪

SO, LET'S SEE WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN WE LET THE BAT GO.

♪♪

Narrator: SHARON REVIEWS
THE FLIGHT IN SUPER-SLOW MOTION.

Swartz:
SHE'S RIGHT THROUGH THE WINDOW.

UGH. THERE'S THE BLAST.
IT'S HUGE.

Narrator:
THE BAT IS HIT WITH THE FORCE OF

2 1/2 TIMES ITS OWN BODY WEIGHT.

THAT'S THE EQUIVALENT
OF AN ADULT GETTING BLASTED

BY A PAIR OF LINEBACKERS.

IT MIGHT LEVEL US,
BUT NOT A BAT.

Swartz: THE ENTIRE ANIMAL'S BODY
IS ROTATED WAY OVER,

YET SHE IS FLYING STABLY IN LESS
THAN A SINGLE WINGBEAT

AFTER THAT HUGE BLAST.

AN INSECT CAN'T DO THAT.

I DON'T KNOW OF ANY BIRD
THAT'S ABLE TO DO THAT.

IT'S REALLY
A REMARKABLE CAPABILITY.

Narrator: A FORCE LIKE THIS
WOULD KNOCK A BIRD

STRAIGHT OUT OF THE SKY

BECAUSE ITS RIGID WINGS MEANS

IT WOULDN'T BE ABLE
TO CORRECT ITSELF QUICKLY.

BUT A BAT'S WING
HAS OVER TWO DOZEN JOINTS,

WHICH MAKES THEM
INCREDIBLY FLEXIBLE,

AND THAT'S BECAUSE WHAT LOOKS
LIKE A WING IS ACTUALLY A HAND.

Swartz:
IF WE SPREAD OUT HER WING,

WE CAN SEE ALL THE FINGERS

THAT MAKE UP HER WING.

THERE'S A THUMB UP AT THE FRONT
OF THE WING,

AND THEN THE REST OF THE WING
IS MADE OF FINGERS.

BUT BATS HAVE A SECRET WEAPON.

BATS HAVE MUSCLES THAT SIT RIGHT
IN THE SKIN OF THE WING.

WHAT THOSE LITTLE MUSCLES
CAN DO, THEN,

IS CHANGE
THE NATURE OF THAT WING

BY CONTROLLING
HOW STIFF THE WING IS.

Narrator:
THESE HANDS, UH, WINGS,

ARE THE REASON
WHY EVEN IF THEY DO COLLIDE,

BATS CAN RECOVER
IN MILLISECONDS.

Swartz: NO OTHER ANIMAL WE KNOW
HAS THE SPECIAL KINDS OF MUSCLES

THAT THESE BATS HAVE
IN THEIR WING SKIN.

♪♪

Narrator: BAT WINGS ARE SO AGILE
AND SO POWERFUL,

THEY EVEN LEAVE BIRDS
IN THEIR WAKE.

THE SWIFT, THE FASTEST BIRD
TO FLY IN A HORIZONTAL LINE,

CLOCKS 70 MILES PER HOUR.

HOWEVER, THE BRAZILIAN
FREE-TAILED BAT

WAS RECENTLY RECORDED
IN HORIZONTAL FLIGHT

AT 100 MILES AN HOUR,

SMASHING THE SWIFT
BY A MASSIVE 30 MILES AN HOUR.

IT SEEMS THE REAL MASTERS
OF THE SKIES

AREN'T BIRDS AFTER ALL,

BUT FABULOUS, FURRY,
FINGER-FLYING BATS.

♪♪

[ HOOTING ]

COMING UP...

GAS-PROPELLED MANATEES...
[ BUBBLING ]

HIGH-FLYING FELINES...
-[ ROARS ]

AND SUPER-POWERED SLUG SLIME.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator: PASSING GAS,

FARTING,

FLATULENCE,

BREAKING WIND,

CUTTING THE CHEESE...
[ ELEPHANT ROARS ]

WHATEVER YOU CALL IT,
WE ALL DO IT.

BUT THE MANATEE IS ONE OF
THE GASSIEST ANIMALS

ON THE PLANET.

FOR THIS SACK OF GAS,

PASSING WIND IS NOT JUST
AN AFTER-DINNER ACTIVITY.

IT'S A MATTER OF SURVIVAL.

THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, THERE ARE
THREE DIFFERENT TYPES

OF MANATEE.

HERE IN NORTH AMERICA
LIVES THE FLORIDA MANATEE.

TO GIVE PEOPLE A CLOSER LOOK
AT THESE FASCINATING CREATURES,

STACY AND MIKE DUNN
HAVE BEEN RUNNING MANATEE TOURS

ON THE CRYSTAL RIVER
IN SOUTH FLORIDA

FOR THE PAST 11 YEARS.

TODAY, WE'RE GONNA VENTURE
OUT AND LOOK FOR MANATEES,

AND WE'RE GONNA GO INTO
A PLACE CALLED

"HUNTER'S SPRINGS,"

AND THAT'S WHERE THE MANATEES
HAVE BEEN HERE ALL SUMMER,

HAVE BEEN FEEDING.

Narrator: AND THESE GUYS KNOW
THERE IS ONE SUREFIRE WAY

OF FINDING THESE
MYSTERIOUS CREATURES.

BUBBLES.

Narrator: YEP.

THAT'S A MANATEE FART,
AND IT SMELLS LIKE ONE, TOO.

Mike: IT'S PRETTY FOUL.

Narrator: STACY HAS VOLUNTEERED
TO GET IN AMONGST THE BUBBLES

TO FILM THESE
GASSY GUYS IN ACTION.

GET READY.

♪♪

Narrator: MANATEES
ARE WARM-BLOODED MAMMALS

THAT COME HERE FOR
THE NATURAL HOT SPRING WATERS

THAT FEED THIS BAY

AND NOURISH
ITS ACRES OF SEA-GRASS.

Mike: THIS IS A PLANT THEY'RE
EATING CALLED A ROCK STAR.

SO, IF YOU'RE A VEGETARIAN,
YOU CAN BE LIKE THE MANATEE,

AND THIS IS A DELICACY.

Narrator:
IT MAY BE A DELICACY,

BUT MANATEES ARE DEFINITELY
NOT DELICATE EATERS.

THEY DEVOUR UP TO 100 POUNDS
OF SEA-GRASS EVERY DAY.

IT'S NO WONDER THEY CAN WEIGH
AS MUCH AS A GRAND PIANO.

♪♪

WHEN YOU GET YOUR EARS
IN THE WATER, YOU CAN HEAR

A CRUNCH,
CRUNCH, CRUNCH, CRUNCH.

THEY ACT LIKE
AQUATIC LAWNMOWERS.

YOU CHOP IT OFF ABOUT TWO
TO FOUR INCHES,

JUST LIKE YOU CUTTING
YOUR GRASS AT HOME.

Narrator:
AS ALL VEGETARIANS KNOW,

THERE'S A COMMON SIDE EFFECT

TO EATING ALL THESE GREENS --

GAS.

METHANE IS A BYPRODUCT
OF BACTERIA INSIDE THE MANATEE'S

GUT BREAKING DOWN
ALL THIS FIBER.

WHEN YOU SEE BIG BUBBLES
OUT THERE,

THEY'RE RELEASING THEMSELVES.

WE DO, TOO,
WHEN WE EAT CABBAGE.

[ LAUGHS ]

Narrator: FOR HUMANS,
FARTING IN PUBLIC

IS ALMOST ALWAYS BAD FORM,

BUT FOR A MANATEE,
THERE ARE BOTH UPS AND DOWNS

TO BREAKING WIND, LITERALLY.

♪♪

LIKE A SUBMARINE BLOWING
COMPRESSED AIR

INTO ITS BALLAST TANKS TO RISE,

THE MANATEE USES GAS POUCHES
IN ITS INTESTINES,

WHERE THEY CONTROL
THE AMOUNT OF GAS THEY MAKE

AND WHEN TO RELEASE IT.

♪♪

PUT SIMPLY, IF THEY WANT TO
FLOAT TO THE SURFACE TO BREATHE,

THEY HOLD EVERYTHING IN.

AND IF THEY WANT TO SINK
TO THE BOTTOM TO EAT,

THEY LET ONE RIP.

NO OTHER ANIMAL ON THE PLANET
DOES THIS,

OR PERHAPS THEY JUST
DON'T OWN UP TO IT.

♪♪

COMING UP, THE ULTIMATE
FELINE HIGH-JUMPER,

AND SUPER-SLUG SCIENCE.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator:
CATS ARE THE ULTIMATE HUNTERS.

THEY'RE GREAT AT STALKING,
GREAT AT RUNNING,

AND SOME ARE GREAT AT JUMPING.

WOW, REALLY JUMPING.

DOMESTIC KITTIES CAN LEAP OVER
EIGHT FEET INTO THE AIR,

AND THE LARGEST CAT
ON THE BLOCK -- THE TIGER --

CAN LAUNCH
AN INCREDIBLE 12 FEET.

♪♪

CATS ALL SHARE
THE AMAZING ABILITY

TO LAUNCH THEMSELVES
FEET-FIRST INTO THE AIR

FROM A STANDING START,
NO RUN-UP NEEDED.

THEIR SECRET --
EXTREMELY POWERFUL HIND LEGS.

LONGER AND MORE MUSCULAR
THAN THEIR FORELEGS,

THESE SPRING-LOADED LIMBS

GIVE CATS A UNIQUE ABILITY
TO POUNCE.

♪♪

TIGERS HAVE THE MOST POWERFUL
HIND LEGS IN THE FELINE FAMILY.

THEIR RAW STRENGTH CAN PROPEL

THESE HEAVYWEIGHTS
HIGHER THAN A BASKETBALL HOOP,

AND THEY CAN LEAP
TWICE THEIR BODY LENGTH.

THE DOMESTIC CAT, HOWEVER,
KNOCKS STRIPES OFF A TIGER.

IT CAN LEAP FOUR TIMES
THE LENGTH OF ITS OWN BODY.

THAT'S LIKE A BASKETBALL PLAYER
MAKING A 25-FOOT-HIGH SLAM DUNK.

WHOO!

YOU DON'T SEE THAT PLAY
EVERY DAY.

BUT THERE'S ONE CAT THAT CAN
LAUNCH ITSELF LIKE NO OTHER --

THE CARACAL.

♪♪

THIS BEAUTIFUL WILD CAT
IS THE ULTIMATE FELINE JUMPER,

AND THIS ONE'S CALLED MISTY.

Massier:
COME, MISTY! OKAY, BUBBY!

Narrator: 3-YEAR-OLD MISTY

LIVES AT NAMIBIA'S
NAANKUSE WILDLIFE RESERVE

WITH WARDEN JOHANNES HEPINI
AND CONSERVATIONIST

COLETTE MASSIER.

Massier:
SHE'S HIGHLY INTELLIGENT.

SHE LOVES INTERACTION
WITH PEOPLE. SHE LOVES IT.

Narrator:
THEY'RE GOING TO TEST MISTY

AND SEE JUST HOW HIGH
THIS YOUNG CARACAL CAN JUMP.

OH, THAT'S A HUNGRY GIRL.

COME. BRR.

Narrator: TO DO THIS,

SHE NEEDS A LITTLE
BIT OF ENCOURAGEMENT.

MISTY? COME, MISTY.

COME.

OKAY, SHE'S ABOUT TO JUMP.

Narrator:
FROM A STANDING STILL POSITION,

HER POWERFUL SPRING-LOADED HIND
LEGS PROPEL HER INTO THE AIR.

♪♪

SHE REACHES THE LURE
DANGLING AT FIVE FEET

WITHOUT BREAKING A SWEAT.

Massier:
AND SHE'S GOING TO DO IT AGAIN.

AND UP SHE GOES. WHOO!

Narrator:
SHE HITS SEVEN FEET...

Massier: THAT WAS A GOOD ONE.

Narrator:
...AND MAKES IT LOOK EFFORTLESS.

THIS TIME,
A WHOPPING EIGHT FEET.

THEY JUST SHOOT UP.

IT'S QUITE INCREDIBLE.

Narrator: MISTY IS LEAPING OVER
FIVE TIMES HER BODY LENGTH,

AND CREDIT GOES
TO HER PERFECT PROPORTIONS.

SHE'S AROUND DOUBLE THE LENGTH
AND WEIGHT OF A DOMESTIC CAT,

BUT HAS PROPORTIONALLY LONGER
AND STRONGER HIND LEGS.

THIS COMBINATION OF POWER
AND LIGHTNESS MAKES HER,

POUND FOR POUND,

THE HIGHEST-JUMPING FELINE
ON THE PLANET.

AND SHE NEEDS TO BE.

IN THE WILD, CARACALS SURVIVE
ON SMALL MAMMALS ON THE GROUND,

BUT THESE FELINES
ALSO HAVE HIGH-FLYING TASTES,

USING THEIR SUPREME JUMPING
SKILLS TO SNATCH BIRDS

IN MID-AIR.

A FULLY GROWN CARACAL
HAS BEEN SPOTTED

LEAPING MORE THAN 14 FEET,
AND ALTHOUGH YOUNG MISTY HERE

MAY HAVE SOME WAY
TO GO TO HIT THOSE HEIGHTS,

THERE'S NO DENYING SHE'S WELL
ON HER WAY TO THE TOP.

IT'S PHENOMENAL.

YOU JUST WANT TO GIVE HER
A ROUND OF APPLAUSE.

♪♪

Narrator: COMING UP,

SLUGS AND THEIR AMAZING,
MAGICAL SLIME.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator: SLUGS ARE EVERY
GARDENER'S WORST NIGHTMARE.

THEY MUNCH THROUGH YOUR ROSES,

LEAVING TELLTALE TRAILS
OF GOO WHEREVER THEY GO.

♪♪

BUT...

LIFE FOR A SLUG ISN'T EASY.

THESE SHELL-LESS GASTROPODS
ARE IN CONSTANT DANGER

OF BECOMING BREAKFAST,
OR BEING TRAMPLED ON.

BUT SURPRISINGLY, AN EVEN
BIGGER DANGER IS DRYING OUT.

♪♪

WITH NO HARD SHELL
TO PROTECT THEM,

A SLUG'S SKIN
IS PRONE TO DEHYDRATION.

SO, WHAT STOPS THEM FROM
SHRIVELING UP?

YOU GUESSED IT --
SLIPPERY SUPERPOWER SLIME.

♪♪

WHEN THIS MARVELOUS MUCUS
COMES INTO CONTACT WITH WATER,

IT EXPANDS 100 TIMES,

TAKING IN ANY SURROUNDING
MOISTURE.

THE SLIME ACTS LIKE
A HOMEMADE MOISTURIZER,

KEEPING MR. AND MRS. SLUG HERE
LUBRICATED AND ALIVE.

♪♪

BUT HYDRATING IS JUST THE START

OF WHAT THEIR INCREDIBLE
SLIME CAN DO.

YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED THAT SLUGS
HAVE NO LEGS OR WHEELS,

SO HOW DO THEY GET AROUND?

AGAIN, IT'S THE SUPER-SLIME.

A SLUG MOVES BY RIPPLING
THE MUSCLES ON ITS UNDERSIDE

AS IT TRAVELS ACROSS
A LAYER OF SLIME

THAT IS CONSTANTLY
BEING PRODUCED FROM MUCUS GLANDS

ALL OVER ITS BODY.

THE SLIME ALLOWS THE SLUG
TO GLIDE EFFORTLESSLY,

OR SHOULD I SAY
"SLUGGISHLY" ACROSS ANY TERRAIN.

BUT THE SLIME ALSO SEEMS TO DEFY
THE LAWS OF PHYSICS.

LOOK AT THESE TWO CLIMBING
A SHEER WALL LIKE SPIDER-MAN.

IT'S NOT SOME SUPER-SPIDER SILK
KEEPING THEM FROM FALLING OFF.

IT'S THEIR SLIME, OF COURSE.

BECAUSE IT'S NOT JUST SMOOTH.

WEIRDLY, IT CAN
BECOME STICKY, TOO.

ON THE MOVE, THE SLUG'S MUSCLE
CONTRACTIONS PLACES PRESSURE

ON THE SLIME TO MAKE IT
LIQUID-LIKE AND SLIPPERY.

BUT WITH NO PRESSURE
FROM THE MUSCLES,

THE STRUCTURE
OF THE MUCUS CHANGES.

IT BECOMES STICKY, LIKE A GLUE.

AND THIS INCREDIBLE SLIME

MAY EVEN CHANGE OUR LIVES
FOR THE BETTER, TOO.

SCIENTISTS ARE TRYING TO
SYNTHESIZE THIS SLIPPY

AND ADHESIVE SLIME
FOR USE IN SURGERY,

TO CLOSE WOUNDS INSIDE THE BODY

AND POTENTIALLY PLUG UP A HOLE
IN A HUMAN HEART.

SO, NEXT TIME YOU ALMOST STEP
ON A SLUG, REMEMBER --

THERE'S MORE TO THIS
SLIMY CUSTOMER

THAN MEETS THE EYE.