All language subtitles for How Do Animals Do That S02 E15_track3_[eng]

Narrator: ANIMALS DO THE MOST
INCREDIBLE THINGS.

[ BLEATS ]

LIKE THIS, AND THIS.

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

WE'RE REVEALING ANIMALS'
BIGGEST SECRETS,

LIKE WHAT'S THE STORY

BEHIND THE ANTEATER'S TONGUE?

WHY DO DUNG BEETLES PLAY SOCCER
WITH POOP,

AND WHY DON'T HAIRY HOUNDS
IN HOT WEATHER GET HEAT STROKE?

THESE WONDERS AND MORE ON
"HOW DO ANIMALS DO THAT?"

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ANTEATER.

SOUNDS MORE LIKE AN OCCUPATION
THAN AN ANIMAL.

BUS DRIVER, WINDOW WASHER,
FIREFIGHTER, ANTEATER.

SEE?

AND LIKE OCCUPATIONS,

THE ANTEATER WORKS HARD
FOR ITS SUPPER.

WHAT'S WORSE,
ITS SUPPER BITES BACK.

THIS POOR ANTEATER HAS AN ARMY
OF ANGRY ANTS

STINGING HIS SNOUT,
AND ANTS AREN'T EXACTLY FILLING.

AN ANTEATER MUST EAT AS MANY
AS 35,000 A DAY TO SURVIVE.

THAT'S NEARLY HALF
A POUND OF ANTS.

ACROSS CENTRAL
AND SOUTH AMERICA,

FOUR SPECIES OF ANTEATERS
ARE ON THE HUNT FOR ANTS.

FROM THE CAT-SIZED PYGMY
ANTEATER TO THE GIANT ANTEATER,

7 FOOT LONG FROM NOSE TO TAIL.

ALL OF THEM HAVE
THE SAME PAINFUL MEALTIMES.

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AN ANTEATER CAN ONLY BEAR
THE PAIN

FROM ALL THE ANTS' VENOMOUS
BITES FOR AROUND A MINUTE,

IN WHICH TIME THEY HAVE
TO GOBBLE AS MANY BUGS

AS THEY POSSIBLY CAN,

SO HOW DO THEY DO IT?

TO FIND OUT,
WE'VE COME TO CINCINNATI ZOO

TO VISIT THEIR HEAD
OF INSECT CHOMPING.

AH, THERE YOU ARE.

THIS IS ISLA,
A TAMANDUA ANTEATER.

HER KEEPER, COLLEEN ADAMS,

IS CHARGED WITH FEEDING
HER INSATIABLE APPETITE.

ISLA IS A GREAT AMBASSADOR
FOR HER SPECIES.

Narrator:
THE FIRST SECRET OF SPEED-EATING

IS A SUPER LONG TONGUE.

NOT WISHING TO BE RUDE,
BUT ISLA HAS A VERY BIG NOSE,

OR RATHER, SNOUT,
BUT HER TONGUE IS EVEN LONGER.

AN INCREDIBLE 16 INCHES LONG!

IT ALLOWS THEM TO STICK
THAT TONGUE REALLY DEEP

INTO TERMITE MOUNDS
AND ANTHILLS,

AND SOMETIMES EVEN BURROWS
OF OTHER INSECTS

THAT THEY MIGHT FIND
TO BE PRETTY TASTY.

Narrator:
THIS SUPER-SIZED TONGUE

IS ONE OF THE MOST
ELABORATE IN THE ANIMAL WORLD.

IT CAN FEEL ITS WAY AROUND
THE INSIDE OF TERMITE MOUNDS,

AND COLLECT HUNDREDS OF SNACKS

IN ONE GO
WITHOUT SEEING A SINGLE ONE.

TO DEMONSTRATE HOW,

COLLEEN'S DISHING UP
ONE OF ISLA'S FAVORITE DELIGHTS.

IN THIS CONTAINER,
I HAVE ROUGHLY 250 CRICKETS.

WE'RE GONNA SEE JUST HOW LONG
IT TAKES ISLA TO EAT ALL 250.

ALL RIGHT, ISLA.
WE'RE READY FOR YOU.

Narrator:
READY...SET...EAT!

♪♪

WOW! LOOK AT HER GO.

ISLA'S TONGUE FLICKS OUT
THREE TIMES A SECOND,

OR 160 TIMES PER MINUTE!

AND THERE'S A SECRET TO HOW

SHE CAN REEL IN MULTIPLE
INSECTS WITH EACH LICK.

THE TONGUE'S SURFACE

HAS THOUSANDS OF
MICROSCOPIC V-SHAPED HOOKS

THAT CAPTURE ANY INSECT
THEY SWIPE ACROSS,

AND IT'S ALSO COVERED
IN A SUPER STICKY SALIVA.

AGAINST ISLA'S DUAL-ACTION
HOOKY-STICKY-WHIPLASH TONGUE,

THOSE TASTY CRICKETS
DON'T STAND A CHANCE.

Adams: IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT
THAT THEY ARE ABLE TO USE

THEIR TONGUES VERY EFFICIENTLY
AND EFFECTIVELY TO LAP UP

ALL THE INSECTS
THAT THEY NEED TO EAT IN A DAY.

Narrator: AND SO AS NOT TO MISS
A SINGLE ONE,

SHE MOVES HER TONGUE LEFT
AND RIGHT,

WIPING ACROSS
THE SURFACE OF THE TUBE,

TAKING IN EVERY BUG.

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ANOTHER REASON ANTEATERS ARE
SUCH FAST EATERS

IS THAT THEY DON'T STOP
TO CHEW THEIR FOOD,

AND THAT'S BECAUSE
THEY CAN'T CHEW.

THEY ACTUALLY
DON'T HAVE ANY TEETH.

Narrator:
BUT IF THEY DON'T CHEW,

HOW DO THEY MASH CRUNCHY BUGS
INTO A DIGESTIBLE FORM?

AS WELL AS BUGS, ISLA AND HER
CHUMS LOVE TO EAT STONES,

WHICH ACT A BIT LIKE TEETH.

AS THE MANY THOUSANDS OF ANTS
DESCEND INTO HER STOMACH,

POWERFUL TUMMY MUSCLES
SET TO WORK,

AND THE ROLLING STONES
GRIND THE GRUBS

INTO A DELICIOUS
AND NUTRITIOUS CRICKET-Y PASTE,

AND ISLA, THE FAST FOOD JUNKIE,
HAS POLISHED OFF 250 CRICKETS

IN AN EFFORTLESS 30 SECONDS.

Adams:
ISLA, IF I ATE THAT FAST,

I'D HAVE SOME
SERIOUS INDIGESTION.

Narrator:
BETTER GET THE ANT-ACIDS.

OH, DEAR. I'M HERE ALL WEEK.

[ BUZZING ]

[ WAILING ]

IT'S ONE OF THE MOST MOVING,
BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS ON THE PLANET.

EERIE, ALMOST ALIEN.

THIS IS THE SONG OF A SINGLE
HUMPBACK WHALE.

THIS HAUNTING MELODY CAN BE
HEARD BY OTHER HUMPBACK WHALES

POTENTIALLY UP TO 1,600 MILES
ACROSS THE OCEAN,

BUT THE STRANGE THING IS,

WHALES DON'T EVEN OPEN
THEIR MOUTHS TO MAKE A SOUND.

SO...

[ WAILING ]

IT SOUNDS SWEET AND GENTLE
ON YOUR TV,

BUT UP CLOSE IN THE WATER,
THE SONG OF A 50-FOOT HUMPBACK

IS LOUD ENOUGH
TO BURST YOUR EARDRUMS.

♪♪

AT 175 DECIBELS,

IT'S ONE OF THE LOUDEST
SOUNDS ON PLANET EARTH,

AND YOU THOUGHT
YOU HAD NOISY NEIGHBORS.

[ GROANING ]

A MALE HUMPBACK CAN KEEP SINGING
FOR SEVERAL DAYS,

BUT THE WEIRD THING IS,
HE HAS NO VOCAL CHORDS.

♪♪

STRANGER STILL, HE DOESN'T
START SINGING

UNTIL HE'S 90 FEET
BELOW THE SURFACE

AND STANDING ON HIS HEAD.

♪♪

SCIENTISTS BELIEVE
THIS COULD BE

BECAUSE WHALES SING NOT
WITH THEIR MOUTHS,

BUT WITH THEIR THROATS.

AS THE WHALE'S CHEST
AND THROAT MUSCLES CONTRACT,

AIR IS CIRCULATED BACK
AND FORTH

BETWEEN THE LUNGS
AND A SYSTEM OF AIRBAGS.

ALONG THE WAY, IT PASSES
A THICK RIDGE OF TISSUE

CALLED THE U-FOLD,

WHICH VIBRATES
AND MAKES THE HAUNTING SOUND,

THEN THE SOUND IS AMPLIFIED
IN THE WHALE'S THROAT

AND ESCAPES THROUGH
ITS ACCORDION-LIKE NECK PLEATS.

THE REASON THEY TURN UPSIDE
DOWN TO SING IS STILL UNKNOWN,

BUT IT COULD BE THAT
BY FACING THEIR THROAT SEAWARDS

RATHER THAN AT THE FLOOR,

THEY ARE DIRECTING THEIR SONG
OUT INTO THE OCEAN,

ALLOWING THIS BRINY BALLAD
TO REACH AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.

♪♪

BUT WHY DO THEY SING AT ALL?

THIS QUESTION HAS BAMBOOZLED
SCIENTISTS FOR DECADES,

BUT NOW THEY'VE DISCOVERED
AN IMPORTANT CLUE.

BECAUSE THE MALES MOSTLY
SING DURING BREEDING SEASON,

THESE COULD BE LOVE SONGS.

THIS LITTLE NUMBER IS CALLED
"WHALE YOU BE MINE?"

[ WAILING ]

[ HOOTING ]

COMING UP, BUILT-IN
AIR-CONDITIONING

FOR COOL CANINES,

AMAZING DAM-BUILDING BEAVERS,

AND POOP-MUNCHING BEETLES
WHO PLAY WITH THEIR FOOD.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator: IT'S A STEAMING-HOT
SUMMER'S DAY,

AND DESPITE THE FACT THAT THESE
DOGS ARE WEARING SUPER WARM,

FULL-LENGTH,
SKINTIGHT FUR COATS,

ALL THEY WANT TO DO IS RUN
AND RUN AND RUN AND JUMP.

IF YOU AND I DID THAT,
WE'D DIE OF HEAT STROKE,

BUT THIS COOL CANINE
DOESN'T EVEN BREAK A SWEAT.

TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION,
WE'RE IN NEW MEXICO

TO MEET THE ANCESTOR
OF ALL MODERN DOGS, THE WOLF.

THIS ONE'S NAMED QUINN.

EVEN AFTER THOUSANDS OF YEARS
OF DOMESTICATION...

[ BARKS ]

YOUR PET DOG AND THIS WOLF STILL
BELONG TO THE SAME SPECIES,

AND THEY STAY COOL
IN EXACTLY THE SAME WAY.

♪♪

IT'S A WARM DAY, AND WOLF EXPERT
LEYTON COUGAR

HAS BEEN EXERCISING
QUINN FOR AN HOUR.

I AM SWEATING, BUT POOR QUINN,
HE CAN'T TAKE HIS JACKET OFF.

♪♪

Narrator: WITH US,
SWEAT DROPLETS EFFECTIVELY

TRANSMIT HEAT
AWAY FROM THE BODY.

IT'S NOT GLAMOROUS,
BUT IT WORKS.

BUT UNDER HIS FUR COAT,
POOR QUINN CAN'T SWEAT.

INSTEAD, AS WE ALL KNOW,
HE PANTS,

BUT THIS IS MORE THAN
JUST CATCHING HIS BREATH.

AS HE'S BREATHING IN AND OUT,

COOL AIR
IS PASSING OVER HIS TONGUE,

AND THAT HELPS TO
VERY RAPIDLY COOL HIM DOWN.

Narrator:
A DOG'S TONGUE TURNS INTO A BIG,

WET AIR-CONDITIONER,

RADIATING HEAT
AWAY FROM THE BODY.

THIS TONGUE RIGHT HERE SOMETIMES
WILL JUST HANG ALL THE WAY

DOWN PAST HIS CHIN,
WILL GET REALLY WIDE,

AND LOOK KIND OF LIKE A SPOON.

Narrator: AFTER EXERCISE,
A DOG'S TONGUE

CAN SWELL TO AN EXTRAORDINARY
SIX TIMES ITS NORMAL SIZE.

WHOA, MAYBE MORE WITH THIS GUY.

AS BLOOD PASSES THROUGH THE TENS
OF THOUSANDS OF BLOOD VESSELS

IN A DOG'S DANGLING TONGUE,
IT RAPIDLY COOLS,

AND WHAT HELPS IT COOL
IS ALL THIS SLOPPY SALIVA,

EVAPORATING THE HEAT AWAY
DURING PANTING.

HE'LL BE INHALING
AND EXHALING VERY RAPIDLY,

AND THAT HELPS COOL
DOWN HIS ENTIRE BODY.

Narrator: QUINN IS NOW TAKING UP
TO 300 BREATHS A MINUTE

INSTEAD OF HIS USUAL 30.

IT'S LIKE TURNING YOUR
AIR-CONDITIONER TO SUPER COOL.

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BUT THAT'S NOT TO SAY DOGS
NEVER SWEAT.

DOGS DO SWEAT IN ONE PLACE,

AND THAT'S THE BOTTOM
OF THEIR PADS.

THEY DON'T SWEAT FROM ACTIVITY.

THEY SWEAT BECAUSE
THEY'RE STRESSED.

Narrator:
IF YOU'RE A WOLF OR A DOG,

SWEATY PAWS IN A STRESSFUL,
TIGHT SPOT ARE JUST THE THING.

THE MOISTURE ADDS THE STICKY
GRIP YOU NEED

FOR A QUICK GETAWAY.

SO WHEN IT COMES TO STAYING
SAFE AND COOL,

OUR BONE-LOVING BEST FRIENDS,
WOLF OR DOG, HAVE GOT IT LICKED.

[ KISSING ]

[ CHIRPING ]

Narrator:
COMING UP, IRON-TOOTHED BEAVERS

AND BODY-BUILDING BEETLES.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator:
SOME OF THE OLDEST AND LARGEST

STRUCTURES IN NORTH AMERICA
WEREN'T BUILT BY MAN.

THEY WERE BUILT BY
THIS FURRY LITTLE FELLA.

BEAVER DAMS ARE TRULY
ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS.

CARBON DATING HAS REVEALED
SOME TO BE 1,000 YEARS OLD,

AND SATELLITE IMAGERY
HAS SPOTTED OTHERS

NEARLY HALF A MILE WIDE.

THESE LITTLE CRITTERS
MUST HAVE A VERY GOOD REASON

FOR BUILDING THEM.

WELL, DON'T THEY?

IN THE FORESTS OF NORTHERN
MINNESOTA, DR. GREGORY BAMBENEK

IS HOPING TO FIND A NEW FAMILY
OF BEAVERS TO STUDY,

SO HE'S TAKING TO THE AIR.

Bambenek: OKAY, WE'RE UP OVER
THE TREE LINE.

I CAN SEE THE FLOODED
AREA THERE.

Narrator: A HALF A MILE EAST,

HE SPOTS
WHAT HE'S BEEN LOOKING FOR.

Bambenek: THERE'S THE DAM.

Narrator:
FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS,

DR. BAMBENEK
HAS DEVOTED HIS LIFE

TO UNLOCKING THE SECRETS
OF THESE

INCREDIBLY CLEVER
AND TALENTED RODENTS.

THEIR TEETH ARE SPECIALIZED.
THEY GROW VERY FAST.

Narrator: TEETH ARE KEY TO
THE BEAVER'S SUPERPOWER.

ADULTS CAN CHEW THROUGH
A FIVE-INCH TREE TRUNK

IN UNDER THREE MINUTES.

Bambenek: YOU CAN SEE THE TEETH
IN THE FRONT ARE ORANGE.

THAT'S FROM DEPOSITS OF IRON.

Narrator: THE ENAMEL ON
THE FRONT OF THEIR TEETH

IS LACED WITH IRON
TAKEN FROM THEIR BLOOD,

AND THAT MEANS
AS THE BEAVER GNAWS,

THE BACK WEARS DOWN
FASTER THAN THE FRONT.

INCREDIBLY, THIS CREATES
AN ANGLED CHISEL-LIKE EDGE

THAT SELF-SHARPENS
WITH EVERY BITE,

AND THESE RAZOR-SHARP TEETH,

COMBINED WITH
THEIR RAZOR-SHARP BRAIN,

CAN CONSTRUCT A DAM LIKE THIS,

AND DR. BAMBENEK HAS FOUND
THE CHAP WHO PROBABLY BUILT IT.

THIS LITTLE GUY HAS FELLED
ABOUT 80 TREES,

MOVED HUNDREDS OF STONES,
AND MOLDED THEM TOGETHER

WITH ABOUT A TON OF MUD,

AND THE REASON
FOR ALL THIS EFFORT?

INITIALLY, DAM BUILDING
IS OUT OF LOVE.

Narrator: YES, THE BOYS BUILD
DAMS TO ATTRACT GIRLS.

IF THEY BUILD A GOOD DAM,
THE FEMALE COMES AROUND,

AND THEN THEY CREATE
A NEW FAMILY.

Narrator: MRS. BEAVER IS NOT
THE KIND OF GIRL

WHO GOES FOR LOOKS OR MONEY.

NO, NO.

SHE WANTS TO SHARE THE REST
OF HER LIFE

WITH A GUY WHO CAN
GIVE HER SECURITY

AND A HOME OF HER DREAMS.

IN SHORT, A BRILLIANT
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.

SHE'S PLANNING ON GETTING HIM
TO HELP HER BUILD THEIR LODGE,

SO WHY DOES SHE INSIST ON HIM
MAKING A BIG DAM FIRST?

WELL, TO FIND OUT, AGAIN,
WE NEED AN AERIAL VIEW.

Bambenek: OH, THERE'S A LUMP
IN THE MIDDLE.

THAT'S THEIR LODGE.

Narrator: FROM UP HERE,
IT BECOMES CLEAR.

ANIMALS THAT EAT BEAVERS
AREN'T GOOD UNDERWATER SWIMMERS,

SO SHE WANTS A NICE FAMILY HOUSE
SURROUNDED BY WATER,

LIKE A CASTLE WITH A MOAT,

AND TO KEEP THE MOAT FILLED,

SHE NEEDS A DAM.

Bambenek:
THEY CAN AVOID THE PREDATORS.

WOLVES ARE LOOKING
AROUND FOR THEM.

THEY JUST DIVE IN,
AND NOTHING CAN GET IN THERE.

♪♪

Narrator:
TO CONSTRUCT THEIR FORTRESS,

MR. AND MRS. BEAVER,

OVER A COUPLE OF DAYS,
BUILD A 20-FOOT WIDE,

THREE TON MUD
AND STICK MOUNTAIN.

NOW THE OUTSIDE IS SOLID,

BUT BEAVERS ARE ALSO SKILLED
INTERIOR DESIGNERS.

♪♪

SWIMMING BELOW THE WATERLINE,

THE BEAVERS CHEW A TUNNEL
INTO THE MOUND.

ONCE INSIDE, THEY CHEW OUT
AN EIGHT-FOOT WIDE CHAMBER

JUST ABOVE THE WATERLINE.

THIS IS WHERE THEY SLEEP.

THEN A NURSERY IS CHEWED OUT
TO COMPLETE THE LODGE.

INSIDE THEIR CASTLE, THE FAMILY
IS SAFE UNTIL IT'S TIME

FOR THE KIDS TO MOVE ON
AND START THEIR OWN FAMILY.

Bambenek: AT 2 YEARS OF AGE,

THEY GET
KICKED OUT OF THE LODGE.

THEY GOT TO FIND
THEIR OWN PLACE.

THEY GO UPSTREAM, USUALLY.

THEY HAVE TO BUILD A NEW DAM
AND NEW LODGE,

AND SO SUCCESSIVE FAMILIES
HAVE SUCCESSIVE LODGES AND DAMS

ALL THE WAY UP A RIVER,

AND YOU CAN SEE THAT
ON SOME AERIAL VIEWS.

Narrator: APART FROM US,

BEAVERS TRANSFORM
THE FACE OF OUR PLANET

MORE THAN ANY OTHER ANIMAL,

SO WHY DOES AN EAGER
BEAVER BUILD A DAM?

TO GET HIS GIRL.

♪♪

COMING UP, BRAINY BEETLES WITH

A STRANGE TAKE ON
A TASTY BRUNCH.

♪♪

♪♪

Narrator: WHEN YOU SEE STEAMING
STINKY POOP,

WHAT'S THE FIRST THING
YOU THINK?

PROBABLY NOT, "LUNCH."

FOR ONE ANIMAL, A TITANIC TURD

IS A SMORGASBORD
NOT TO BE IGNORED,

BUT INSTEAD OF MUNCHING
HIS LUNCH WHERE HE FINDS IT,

THIS LITTLE FELLA SEEMS TO
LIKE PLAYING WITH HIS FOOD.

THERE ARE MORE THAN
8,000 SPECIES OF DUNG BEETLE,

AND THEY ARE FOUND ON EVERY
CONTINENT EXCEPT ANTARCTICA.

PRETTY, BUT NOT ENOUGH
WARM POOP TO GO AROUND.

♪♪

DUNG BEETLES LOVE THE MOIST,
AROMATIC OFFERINGS

OF HERBIVORES, WHICH ARE PACKED
WITH PRE-MUNCHED,

SEMI-DIGESTED
LEFTOVER PLANT MATTER.

IT'S LIKE PIPING HOT
VEGGIE BURGERS

STRAIGHT OUT
OF SOMEONE ELSE'S OVEN.

WITH AN ELEPHANT PRODUCING
OVER 300 POUNDS OF POO A DAY,

THAT'S QUITE A FEAST,

BUT WITH UP TO 4,000 BEETLES
WANTING A SLICE OF POOEY PIE,

COMPETITION
BETWEEN THEM IS FIERCE,

SO THIS LITTLE CHAP WANTS
TO TURN TURDS INTO TAKEOUT.

♪♪

FIRST, HE MUST PRESS TOGETHER

THE POO
INTO A STINKY LITTLE SPHERE,

AND WHEN IT'S READY, THIS BUG
REALLY GETS THE BALL ROLLING,

BUT HE HAS
A VERY PECULIAR TECHNIQUE.

HE DOES THE INSECT EQUIVALENT
OF A HANDSTAND,

AND PUSHES THE BALL BACKWARDS,
BUT HE HAS A SECRET.

TINY SPURS ON HIS BACK LEGS
DIG INTO THE BALL,

WHILE POWERFUL FRONT LEGS DRIVE
IT AWAY FROM THE DUNG PILE.

♪♪

MAKING A GETAWAY BACKWARDS,
WHILE PUSHING A POO BALL

FOUR TIMES BIGGER THAN YOUR BODY
AND DOING A HANDSTAND,

IS HARD WORK FOR ANYONE,

BUT BY FACING BACKWARDS

AND NOT BEING ABLE TO SEE
WHERE HE'S GOING,

OUR BEETLE RISKS
PUSHING HIS BALL IN A CIRCLE,

RIGHT BACK TO WHERE HE STARTED.

YEAH, BAD MOVE.

SO HOW DOES HE PUSH IT
IN A STRAIGHT LINE?

FIRST, HE STANDS ON TOP
OF HIS BALL

AND DOES WHAT'S KNOWN
AS A "DUNG DANCE."

♪♪

THIS STRANGE JIG IS THE BEETLE

LOOKING FOR A LIGHT SOURCE
IN THE SKY.

ONCE HE'S FOUND THE MILKY WAY,
OR IF IT'S DAYTIME,

THE SUN, HE TAKES
A SERIES OF MENTAL SNAPSHOTS,

THEN OFF HE GOES AGAIN.

CHECKING THE LIGHT SOURCE

IS ALWAYS IN THE SAME
POSITION RELATIVE TO HIM.

IF HE STICKS TO THIS,
HE'LL MAINTAIN A COURSE

DIRECTLY AWAY
FROM THE POOP PILE.

ALL OF THIS FROM A BEETLE
WITH A BRAIN

THE SIZE OF A GRAIN OF RICE.

NO WONDER THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS
REVERED THE DUNG BEETLE.

THEY BELIEVED
THEIR ROLLING BALLS

REPRESENTED THE SUN'S MOVEMENT
ACROSS THE SKY.

AMAZINGLY, THE EGYPTIANS KNEW

THEN WHAT WE'VE ONLY
JUST DISCOVERED NOW.

THAT DUNG BEETLES REALLY
ARE CELESTIAL CRITTERS.

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