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Orca who likes sharks
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00:04We're here adventuring around the world, across a planet prowled by all kinds of predators.
00:12Hey, it's us, the Krat Brothers.
00:14I'm Chris.
00:15I'm Martin.
00:16And we're on the lookout for top predators.
00:21Every habitat has its top predator.
00:24On the African savannah, it's the lion.
00:26Lions are a big cat that can hunt any animal that's out here.
00:32Jaguars in the South American rainforest.
00:36The jaguar's spotted pattern helps it surprise any prey it chooses.
00:43The biggest of the big cats is the Siberian tiger that prowls the snowy habitats of Russia and China.
00:51That's a lot of cats.
00:53How about Komodo dragons from Komodo Islands?
00:55The Komodo dragon is the biggest lizard on the planet and a power-packed predator.
01:02Or bears of Alaska.
01:04The brown bear is one powerful creature.
01:07Takes a lot to stand up to this creature power.
01:11And crocodiles are the top predators of a lot of fresh water around the world.
01:17A predator here since the day of the dinosaurs.
01:23And of course, wolves.
01:33So wolves are top predators here on land.
01:36But have you ever heard of the wolves of the sea?
01:39The killer whale!
01:41Also known as orca.
01:45Now imagine if we had the creature powers of the top predator of the oceans.
01:49What if?
01:58On adventure with the coolest creatures.
02:01From the oceans to the trees.
02:03The brothers' cracks are going places you never get to see.
02:07Hanging with their creature friends.
02:10Get ready.
02:10It's the hour.
02:11We're going to save some animals today with the creature powers.
02:17Gonna go wild, wild, prats.
02:18Gonna go wild, wild, wild, prats.
02:21Gonna go wild, wild, prats.
02:23Gonna go wild, wild, wild, prats.
02:25Chitter speed and lizard climb.
02:27Dark and flight and land ride.
02:30Gonna go wild, wild, prats.
02:31Gonna go wild, wild, wild, prats.
02:34Gonna go wild, wild, prats.
02:36Gonna go wild, wild, wild, prats.
02:38Go wild, wild, wild, prats.
02:42This orca likes sharks
02:51Hey, Shadow
02:54Good to see you're learning how to climb
03:02Whoa, a basilisk lizard
03:05What?
03:06Oh, glad I could help
03:08I'll be a resting spot
03:10For a super cool basilisk lizard
03:12Any day
03:13Oh, yeah
03:15I love chilling like a sloth
03:17Taking it easy
03:21Monkeys
03:23Macaws
03:23Shark
03:27Shark
03:28A shark?
03:31What's a shark doing in a freshwater river?
03:34We've got to find out
03:37Oh, any excuse to go swimming
03:42Don't people usually get out of the water when they see a shark fin?
03:46Yeah, except the Krad brothers
03:48Let's get our emergency inner tube motors moving us to shore
03:52Oh, and Jimmy, you might want to get your behind out of the water
04:07There!
04:10Oh, yeah, that's a big one
04:14Definitely a shark
04:15But still the question
04:17What kind of a shark would be in a freshwater river?
04:20Oh, I know this
04:22I know this, I know this
04:24That kind!
04:28But what kind is he?
04:30Yes, of course
04:32It's a bull shark
04:33Woo, that is one big, beefy shark
04:37The bull shark
04:39One of the most ferocious sharks of all
04:41There are only about five types of shark
04:43That'll eat humans as prey
04:50Great white
04:51Tiger
04:52Oceanic white tip
04:54And mako being some other human eaters
04:56And don't forget
04:57There are over 400 species of shark
05:01Yeah, and of all those
05:02The bull sharks are one of two shark species
05:05To swim up freshwater rivers
05:06And they can survive in freshwater forever
05:09Although, they do have to go back to saltwater eventually
05:12Since most of their prey is found there
05:14Uh, is it my imagination
05:16Or is it coming closer?
05:19Do you think it's called a bull shark
05:21Because of how big and beefy it is?
05:23Or is it their explosive personality?
05:27Or because it charges like a bull
05:34That's it
05:43Whoa, he's coming back
05:45Whoa
05:47Scatter
05:54Oh, hi
05:55I think I need your help
06:01Activate basilisk towers
06:13Whoa
06:17I'm out of here
06:24Full sharks are fast
06:25Basilisk powers
06:27Don't fail me now
06:34Looks like my little brother needs a little help
06:36And I might need your help to help him
06:40Yeah, my pelican power disc
06:44Hey
06:45No, wait
06:46That's mine
06:47I need that
06:49I need that
06:49To activate pelican powers
06:52Whoa
06:55Basilisk powers are for sprints
06:57Not open water marathons
06:59Gotta get to the tortuga
07:04But I don't think I'm gonna make it
07:07I'm coming for you, Chris
07:08With pelican powers
07:20Thanks
07:21But we still gotta get out of here
07:23Uh-oh
07:24What?
07:27Time to fly
07:39I need those tail feathers for steering
07:44Whoa
07:45We're in dollars
07:46Let me out
07:47Coming in for a crash landing
07:54Hey, look
07:59A bottle
08:03There's a message inside
08:05What does it say?
08:07It's a map
08:09Sightings of the shark-eating orca
08:12Huh?
08:13Really?
08:14Who's that?
08:16A wily old orca
08:18He eats nothing but sharks
08:19And only likes the taste of the largest and most dangerous sharks
08:22Great whites
08:23Tigers
08:25Whitetips
08:25Makos
08:26And bulls
08:28An orca
08:29Who eats sharks?
08:31You know
08:31We've never made an orca power suit
08:34Even though we've had lots of adventures with them
08:37And if there is an orca with a sweet tooth for sharks
08:39We have got to meet them
08:41It's true
08:42There is
08:43This is a map of all the places over the years
08:46Where that orca has eaten sharks
08:49We've got to find that orca
08:51I'm scanning the map
08:52And sending it to our creature pods and the tortuga
08:59All right
09:00We're off to find the orca who eats sharks
09:03Yeah
09:05Woohoo
09:07Hey, is the shark still here?
09:09What is this?
09:11It's a map that shows where there's a shark-eating orca
09:15A shark-eating orca?
09:17And we've got to find him
09:20Okay
09:21If we take the orca sightings
09:23And run them through the formula of probability
09:25The most likely place we'll find this orca is
09:29Here
09:30Those are the coordinates, Jimmy
09:35Preparing for liftoff
09:49Hang on
09:50We're entering the search zone
09:52How's it going with the episode?
09:54Almost prepped
09:58Propeller, check
10:01Go port squeaky clean
10:03Thanks, check
10:06Jimmy
10:07Whoa
10:07Sorry
10:08I see something
10:10I think those are orcas
10:16Let's check it out
10:18All aboard
10:20Ready for launch
10:30Whoa
10:30Whoa
10:35We've got orcas
10:39Wow
10:41Look at them all
10:44We're in the middle of a pod of killer whales
10:48Oh, there are about 20 of them
10:50That's a large-sized pod of orcas
10:54Hey, they're checking us out
10:55Listen
10:58Wow, you can even feel the waves of sound
11:02Let's record it
11:04And figure out what they're saying
11:15Forgot how intelligent and curious killer whales are, huh, bro?
11:20Yeah
11:20I think we're going to have to get out there
11:22If we're going to record them and learn more about their secrets
11:25Yeah, let's do it
11:27We've got to get up close and personal
11:31Why would you want to get closer to killer whales?
11:35Yeah, that's another name for the orca
11:37Killer whales
11:38But they've never killed a human in the wild
11:40They were called killer whales
11:42Because they were such fierce hunters of sea creatures
11:44And orcas aren't really whales at all
11:46In fact, orcas are dolphins
11:48The largest dolphins in the world
11:52Dolphins?
11:53Yes, dolphins
11:55We can pull out the old dolphin decoder
11:57And try to figure out the orca dialect
11:59And understand what they're talking about
12:03Send us recordings of the orca
12:05So we can modify the dolphin decoder
12:07To understand the orca language
12:15They're letting us in
12:16Let's take it slow, bro
12:19Yeah, that's right
12:20Take it slow
12:23Oh, look at Cap
12:25She's tiny
12:26Just a little bit bigger than us
12:29She's sticking close to her mom in the center of the pod
12:33Oh, I want to get closer and figure out a good name
12:36Oh, hey, a tuna
12:39But that's lunch for our orca calf
12:41Oh, she's going after it
12:47Whoa, but somebody else sees lunch
12:50A giant squid
12:56Wait, doesn't anybody see this?
13:02We've got to help her
13:03What sea creature powers do we have?
13:07Walrus
13:08Orcas eat those
13:10Octopus
13:11Orcas eat those too
13:13Polar bear
13:14And I think orcas can eat those
13:16Hey, maybe the orca can take care of themselves
13:18Look
13:20They're sending out a message
13:21Talking to each other
13:23They're attacking the squid
13:29Oh, no, the calf
13:32Whoa
13:33They've turned the table on the squid
13:36Orcas are masters of teamwork
13:38Oh, they are the wolves of the sea
13:41And the giant squid that tried to eat the baby orca is now
13:45Orca lunch
13:59Wow
14:00Running all that chatter through the dolphin decoder has done the trick
14:03Yeah, and now it's ready for you guys to speak with the largest dolphin of all
14:08The orca
14:11Energize and zapping
14:15The dolphin decoder
14:17Wild orcas have never attacked a human
14:20And definitely not a human that speaks orca
14:25Hey, just wanted to say
14:27Really impressive how you dealt with that squid
14:32As you can see
14:33As you can see, we are just feeble humans
14:35Feeble humans?
14:37Yeah, I don't want them to be afraid of me
14:40Uh, okay
14:42Don't think we have to worry about that
14:43Just keep talking so we can get close to the baby orca
14:47So, nice weather today
14:49Wet and salty
14:53So, I guess that was squid for breakfast
14:56What's for lunch?
15:03Hey, here comes the baby orca
15:08Friendly, huh?
15:09Whoa
15:11Swirly
15:13Your name is Swirly
15:17I'm not sure exactly
15:19But I think she likes it
15:31Swirly
15:38Hey guys
15:39Okay, so
15:41Just like I modified the dolphin decoder to orca
15:43Based on your observations
15:45I've now modified the dolphin power suit programming
15:47For the largest dolphin
15:48I now present
15:50The orca power disc
15:55Heads up, Jimmy
15:56Orca power disc
15:57Flying it
15:59Energize
16:00And zap it
16:04Yes
16:06Swirly
16:07Hey
16:09Very funny
16:11Ha ha
16:11Swirly
16:13Now give us back our orca power discs
16:19She wants us to come and get them
16:24Hey, hey
16:25Oh, come on
16:26Quit joking with us
16:29Hey, come back
16:36What a joker
16:38Hey
16:39Maybe we could play a joke on Swirly
16:43Yeah
16:45What's an orca's favorite food?
16:47I don't know
16:47Tuna?
16:48Hey, look
16:49Tuna
16:55It worked, bro
16:56Tell me about it
16:59Just kidding
17:03Hey, you know how sometimes the old males of a creature group stay on the edge of the group?
17:08Well, maybe we should look outside the pod
17:10For an old shark tooth
17:12Old shark tooth
17:14You named an orca we didn't meet yet?
17:16Well, yeah
17:17This orca's a legend
17:18Well, then we'll go out to the perimeter and get a good look at him
17:22And maybe the best way to find an old shark eating orca
17:26Is to be an orca
17:30I think we can handle that
17:32Activate orca powers
17:46Yeah
17:50Hey
17:53Oh, check out these orca powers
17:57Tail fit turbo
17:58Wooah
18:08Woohoo
18:16Woohoo
18:44That was one big splash
18:47Yeah
18:48We're soaked
18:52Look
18:53Shark
18:55Shark
18:59Coming in fast
19:01Uh-oh
19:02Small orcas can be preyed for big gray-white sharks
19:06And, uh, Chris, a little news update for you
19:09We're the same size as Swirly
19:11Uh, I know
19:13We're all shark bait
19:19But we've got to protect Swirly first
19:21Go, Swirly, go
19:25Chris, get her out of here
19:27Huh?
19:31What?
19:33That's a great white shark
19:36Whoa
19:38Whoa
19:38Whoa
19:40Oh, my creature power vest
19:42Huh?
19:45I'm not really an orca calf
19:49Chris, a little help
19:51On my way, bro
19:54Can we talk this out?
19:56Stay away from those teeth
19:59Ah, gotcha!
20:01Not so fast, buddy!
20:05Whoa!
20:07Whoa!
20:10Whoa!
20:11Old Shark Tube eats great white sharks!
20:16This is one awesome orca!
20:20Uh, Marty, there's something wrong with your creature power suit.
20:27Ah!
20:30Huh?
20:31What?
20:32Oh!
20:34Whoa!
20:35Ah!
20:37Ooh, that is a very unfortunate creature power suit malfunction.
20:42Yeah, I'm in a shark power suit in front of a shark eating orca.
20:47Great.
20:51Quick, send Swirly over.
20:53I've got to reactivate orca powers.
20:55I took Swirly back to her mom.
20:57Touch old Shark Tooth and reactivate.
21:00What?
21:00Are you kidding me?
21:02Ah!
21:06Uh, hello, sir.
21:08Oh, great orca ruler of the seas.
21:12What is your favorite type of shark to eat?
21:14Nice one, bro.
21:16Distract him with your command of the orca language
21:18while I reactivate orca powers.
21:25Yeah.
21:26So, we all good?
21:30I think he thinks we're a little odd, but hey, when we're in our orca power suits, and speaking orca,
21:36he accepts us as one of the pod.
21:39And we can take a look at this guy, and we can take a look at this guy, whoa, he's
21:43as big as they get, the size of a school bus, and as old as they get, I'd say almost
21:4980 years old, and tough too.
21:53Look at the scars.
21:55And check out the dorsal fit.
21:56A shark took a bite out of it.
21:59Incoming message.
22:02It's saying, help, shark.
22:05It's Swirly.
22:06She's in trouble.
22:08Come on, old shark tooth.
22:10Swirly needs our help.
22:19There she is.
22:22To the baby orca rescue.
22:33Whoa.
22:38You okay, Swirly?
22:41Yeah, I know.
22:42That was pretty awesome.
22:45Calling all sharks.
22:46Don't mess with orcas.
22:48Uh, Chris?
22:49I don't think sharks speak orca.
22:51Yeah, but you know, we should invent an interspecies decoder.
22:56Boom.
23:00Whoa-hoo!
23:02Living free and in the wild!
23:05I think you've made friends with old shark tooth.
23:08Yeah, it helps when you speak some orca.
23:12Get ready for an orca cannonball.
23:24Way to go, old shark tooth.
23:27And the map was right.
23:28He does have a sweet tooth for sharks.
23:31Tell me about it.
23:33We saw a meat too!
23:35Orcas are the most powerful predators of the sea!
23:45We're hanging out with an arctic wolf.
23:48What makes wolves such super predators is, for one, they have really strong jaws and great sedative.
23:55They're amazing runners, with incredible speed and stamina.
24:00Woo-hoo!
24:04Woo-hoo!
24:05Woo-hoo!
24:06Wolves are cooperative hunters.
24:08They howl to communicate with the pack.
24:10And they work together.
24:12And by being a team, they can take down all sorts of prey.
24:16Woo-hoo!
24:18And when wolves howl, the prey pay attention.
24:21Woo-hoo!
24:23Woo-hoo!
24:24Woo-hoo!
24:25Wolves hunt large prey animals, like bison on the prairies.
24:31Deer are another common prey that have to stay on high alert for wolves.
24:36And caribou and muskox are hunted by wolves in the high arctic.
24:41Bears are predators themselves.
24:43But a mother bear will be on the lookout for wolves.
24:46She has the power to protect her cubs.
24:49All big predators start out small, like these orphaned black bear cubs we're hanging out with now.
24:55These black bear cubs are going to turn into great predators.
24:58Now, black bears probably aren't the top predator.
25:02Well, especially they're not when there are brown bears around.
25:05But black bears are tough.
25:06They're strong.
25:07They've got a lot of creature powers.
25:09And they could probably hold their own.
25:11A big male black bear, anyway, could hold his own against a mountain lion.
25:15Yeah, a full-grown black bear can even flip over this huge rock.
25:19You think you can flip it over?
25:21Well, I think you could when you're full-grown.
25:23Bears are strong.
25:25It's one of their top creature powers.
25:26And the reason a bear would flip over a rock like this is to get to the grubs, insects, ant
25:33larvae, whatever it could find underneath.
25:35Oh, pretty cool you're exploring, huh?
25:38Him too.
25:39I could watch these guys all day.
25:41So wherever you explore in the creature world, you're going to find a top predator.
25:46And they always have some special creature power that put them on top.
25:51Keep on creature adventuring.
25:53We'll see you on the creature trail.
26:08We'll see you on the creature trail.
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