All language subtitles for If I Were an Animal-S1_E6-If I Were a Wild Boar _ If I Were a Leopard _ If I Were a Brown Bear _ If I Were a Meerkat_en

Come out,
come out, wherever you are.

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

Like this sow and her piglets?

They're only three weeks old.

I'll call this
little piglet... Pete.

What's a sow?

A sow is what you call
a piglet's mom.

Looks like it's lunch time.

Yeah. These little guys
still drinks their mom's milk.

They must be hungry.

Sure looks like it.

He wants more now,
but Mom's had enough.

Look, Tim, they tickle each other
just like we do.

See what she's doing, Emma?

Mom is rubbing her scent on the tree
to mark her territory.

I guess Pete wants to try.

It's his house too.

What, they're eating again?

Yup, baby boars have to eat a lot.

Now that they're three weeks old,

they're starting to eat worms
and leafy greens.

Silly boars.

You're just gonna get dirtier.

Actually, it's good for them.

The mud cools them down on hot days
and helps get rids of parasites.

Parasites?

Yeah, they're really small bugs

that can make animals,
especially boars, very sick.

Wow, is that Pete?

Now that he's two years old,
he's living on his own.

Look, a little squirrel.

Let's call him... Sammy.

What's he doing, Tim?

He's collecting food
for his winter stash.

He better not wake up Pete
because he loves acorns, too.

Uh-oh.

It's the odors that wake him up.

A boar's eyesight isn't very good.

Quick, Sammy,
find a place to hide your acorn.

if I were a boar, I'd wear glasses.

Wow, Pete looks like a giant
compared to that mouse.

He's trying to track the mouse
using his super nose.

Here we go.

"Tag. You're it."

Pete won.

"Yuck, you got me all wet
with your nose."

Look how Pete bathes in the mud

while the mouse gracefully cleans herself.

Wow, I wish I had that pool.

He's squeaky clean
for his next adventure.

See you later, Pete.

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

Emma, did you know that leopards
are a type of panther?

Really?

Then I'll call this spotted one...
Leo The Leopard.

See how she's licking him?
That's how she gives her babies a bath.

Then cuddles are like
a warm soft towel to dry them off.

Shh, I think it's time
for their afternoon catnap.

He's so cute
when he sleeps on his mom.

Her soft purring and gentle breathing
is a perfect lullaby for Leo.

Leo, your den
is so high up and hidden.

Don't worry, he'll a find a way.

I think he spotted something.

Is that a new friend?
Don't be afraid, Leo.

This jackal sure is friendly.
But leopards are solitary animals.

Looks like Mom's coming
to the rescue.

Aw, that's so cute.

I wish I was a baby leopard
so Mama could carry me like that.

Rise and shine, Leo.

Today, you've got school
and Mom's your teacher.

So, what's the lesson today?

Oh, okay. He's learning how
to crawl without making a sound.

Fail.

You got lucky, Mr. Bird.
It's time for Leo's recess.

If Leo wants to talk
with the baby giraffe,

he's gonna need more climbing lessons.

Wait, I thought leopards
were expert climbers.

I guess, it's when they're adults.

Look, his mom's watching
to make sure nothing happens.

But she's leaving him alone
to learn for himself.

One day you'll be
as big as your mom.

And you'll climb
as high as a giraffe's neck, Leo.

Leo is two years old now,
which means he lives all on his own.

And he still doesn't wanna play
with that jackal.

Not with that cheeky baboon either.

Don't let him get to you, Leo.

It's so quiet here.

If I were a leopard,
I'd spend my day sleeping in the trees.

That's the good life, Leo.

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

I'm gonna call
this little teddy Brandon.

Oopsie.

Is this where he lives, Tim?

It's "home sweet home" for now.

Bears rest all winter, usually in a den.

But now that the snow has melted
hibernation is over.

Look, Emma, he has a twin sister.

Oh, bears make
climbing trees look easy.

Climbing up, sure,
but he hasn't learned how to get down yet.

What's over there?

Fresh fish.

Ahh.

Come on, buddy,

if you want your lunch,
you're gonna have to work for it.

What a clever little guy,
he's herding the fish towards his mom.

Yum. I bet you like that,
don't you?

Brandon is just like you, Emma.
He loves cuddling.

Snuggles are the best.

See how happy he is?

Oh, look, a beehive.

That must mean there's honey.

Brandon is not afraid
of getting stung.

He doesn't need to be.
His thick fur will protect him.

Oh.

Bears have great memories
and are very smart animals.

They learn from their mistakes,
just like us.

Another winter has come and gone.

Oh, wow, Brandon's grown so much.

I don't think he's fully awake yet.

Just like you in the morning, Tim.

Brandon and his sister
aren't cubs anymore but they still play.

Well, when we grow up,
we'll still play together, too.

Having fun
chasing those birds, buddy?

Is Brandon trying
to breath underwater?

No, it's a special
fishing technique.

Look, he's such a pro.

Whoa, I wish we could do that.

- Hmm.
- Yummy.

Fish won't be enough, though.

Brandon needs to eat a lot of food
after hibernation.

So he eats everything
that he can get his paws on.

Hm, raspberries, good choice.

He can take in about
10 to 20 kilograms of food per day.

Uh-oh, if I were a bear,

I wouldn't put my nose in an anthill.

It stings, doesn't it?
Good thing he's got some cold water.

So long, Brandon.

See you later, Mr. Brown Bear.

If I were an animal,
I'd wanna be a meerkat in the desert.

Then you'd live
with your whole family.

So that means, there's more
than one mom and dad in there.

What are you gonna call
this little climber, Emma?

Luna.

Whoops.

They looks so funny
when they're standing up.

Why do they do that?

So they can see
what's happening in the savanna.

There's always one of them on the lookout,

while the rest do their jobs.

Like napping?

Aww, so cute.

Luna is really good at playing
the guard of the pack.

Yeah, but let see
who's the best climber.

Alert! Alert!

Don't worry, if there's danger,
they'll go hide.

Right now, they're just being curious.

Oh, she spotted
something over there.

Luna is the most curious of them all.

I think she dreams
of being the guard one day too.

She's so funny.
She's being a copycat.

And Luna continues to keep watch.

That squirrel is huge.

It's more like meerkats
are just really, really small.

Even when they stand
they can't reach my knees.

You know meerkats have a super sense
of smell for finding bugs in the sand,

like a built-in bug detector.

Luna's gonna eat a scorpion?
That's gonna sting her.

Don't worry, Emma,

meerkats are immune
to most types of poison and venom.

Hey, don't burry
your brother with sand.

When they aren't
eating or sleeping,

meerkats are digging.

And some keep look out
like on a pirate ship.

But Luna, it's not worth going up
so high to see the giraffes.

She sure loves climbing.

Yeah, you got to practice a lot
to do that job.

It's true, up there, she can spot
all the dangerous animals.

If I were a meerkat,
I'd wanna be on the lookout

and play pirate just like Luna.

That's Luna? Look how she's grown.

Yup, and now she's in charge
of guarding her colony.

I think she sees something.

Careful, Luna. Not so fast.

Come on, everyone, into the family burrow.

Aww, this little guy
isn't fast enough.

He needs to hide, too. Hey, wait for him.

Don't worry, Emma.
They've notice he's missing.

Meerkats never leave
one of their own behind.

And here comes Luna to the rescue.

After all, she's in charge.

Oh, yeah. You can count on her.

He's so tiny.

Mission accomplished, Miss Luna.

Good job, Luna.
With you around, everyone is safe.

Bye for now, meerkats.