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Wild Kratts - Elephant in the Room S1

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00:01On a adventure with the coolest creatures
00:03From the oceans to the trees
00:05The brothers Crack are going places you never get to see
00:10Hanging with their creature friends
00:12Get ready, it's the hour
00:14We're gonna save some animals today
00:17With Creature Pow!
00:19Gonna go wild, wild Prats
00:21Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:23Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:24Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:25Gonna go wild, wild, wild
00:28Chitter speed and lizards glide
00:30Shark and flight and lamb ride
00:32Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:34Gonna go wild, wild, wild, Prats
00:36Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:38Gonna go wild, wild, Prats
00:41Go wild, wild, wild, Prats
00:45Elephant in the room
00:53Oh yeah, that elephant herd should be around here somewhere
00:57Sounded like a maternal herd with moms and babies
01:00Speaking of girls, mom called this morning
01:02She called me too
01:04Isn't it nice that she always checks in to see how we're doing?
01:07Yeah, reminds me of a cow
01:09Did you just say what I think you said?
01:12Not a real cow!
01:13An elephant mom is called a cow
01:15And she takes really good care of her kid for a long time
01:19Up to ten years
01:21Listen, sounds like a baby elephant call
01:24Yeah, a baby elephant in trouble
01:27There it is again
01:28You must be close to the herd
01:33It was a baby elephant call
01:35And he is in trouble
01:41He's got a big thorn in his foot
01:44That's why I'm gonna name him Thornsly
01:46Poor little guy
01:51Something else is wrong
01:52He's alone
01:53No sign of his mom
01:54And elephants travel in herds
01:56And I don't see one anywhere
01:58He must have gotten separated from them
02:00And now he's lost
02:01First things first
02:02Let's get that thorn out of his foot, bro
02:05The last time I used this tweezer
02:06Was to get a porcupine quill out of my foot and my arm
02:09And your nose
02:10Yeah
02:13Okay
02:14Let's see
02:16You're
02:16Got it!
02:18Aw, you're welcome, Thornsly
02:20Hey, maybe we should take him back to the safety of the HQ
02:23While we look for his herd
02:25Sounds like a plan
02:26You wanna put him in the back seat or should I?
02:28Well, baby elephants can weigh up to 110 kilograms
02:32Or he could just drive slowly
02:34And I could hold out a tree branch
02:35Maybe he'll follow it if he's got yummy leaves to eat
02:38Sounds like a plan that's easier on our backs
02:47That's it, Thornsly
02:49Right this way
02:50You like acacia leaves, don't you?
03:04After I'm done adjusting these codes
03:06The bro's miniaturizer will be able to shrink them to the size of ants
03:10Sounds like fun
03:11Especially when we're on a picnic
03:13As long as they don't eat my sandwich
03:15That's it, Thornsly
03:16Right this way
03:23Aw, look how precious he is
03:26Yeah, this is Thornsly
03:28We found him lost with a hurt foot
03:30Yeah, we've got to get him back to his herd
03:32As soon as we can
03:34Poor little guy
03:36I'll get you a bandage
03:39I'll check and see if I can get a visual on a herd in the area
03:48There you go, all better
03:52You're welcome, sweetie
03:53Oh, I bet he's hungry
03:55Elephant calves drink up to 11 liters of milk a day
03:58We have lots of milk
04:00Elephant milk is different than what we buy at the store
04:03A little soy milk is okay, though
04:05Okay, I'll feed him a tiny bit
04:07Then find a recipe that matches his mom's formula
04:10And I'll feed on this giant sandwich
04:14Oops, I forgot my water
04:17Alright, I found a herd of elephants not far from here
04:20I just sent the coordinates to your creature pods
04:22Thanks, Cokie
04:23Hopefully it's the one Thornsly belongs to
04:26Here you go, munchkin
04:30You were really hungry, weren't you?
04:36No!
04:42If I wanted pancakes, I would have made pancakes
04:46Oh, Jimmy, he didn't mean it
04:49Oh, great, no water either
04:51Looks like Thornsly's still thirsty
04:53Check out the way he drinks
04:55First he sucks the water into his trunk
04:58Then squirts it into his mouth
04:59Oh, yeah, elephants don't have to bend down to get a drink
05:03Their trunk does all the work
05:04It's like having a built-in straw in your nose
05:10Whoa, Thornsly's trunk is a water blaster, too
05:14And a control panel fritzer
05:16Oh, he didn't mean that either
05:19He's so sweet and harmless
05:21We better go look for his herd before it gets dark
05:24Leave him here, we'll be fine
05:26As long as he stays away from my lunch
05:32I mean, he can stay as long as he wants
05:38Oh, could this be Thornsly's herd?
05:40Not likely, this looks like a bachelor herd
05:43Only guy elephants in these herds
05:45Right, male elephants are way bigger
05:48And have giant tusks
05:50Thornsly belongs to the other kind of herd
05:52Matriarchal, just moms and their babies
05:55Check out the way the elephants spray themselves with mud and sand
05:59The sand keeps the bugs off them
06:01And the mud keeps them cool on hot days like today
06:04Oh, sounds like a good idea to me
06:09Are you cooler now?
06:11Yup, and muddier
06:12You should try it
06:13I think I will
06:19All right, mud cannonball, here I come
06:22Whoa, what's going on?
06:24The elephant's trying to get some leaves to eat
06:27Does it have to be this tree?
06:32Whoa!
06:37Whoa!
06:40Elephants have the strength of a bulldozer
06:42Yup, if they can't reach the branches they want to eat
06:45They just knock down the whole tree
06:47And look how strong their trunk is
06:50That's a huge branch he just ripped off
06:53Hey, who needs hands when you have a trunk?
06:55Yeah, trunks can do way more things than hands can
07:03It's getting late, Chris
07:04We'll find Thornsly's herd first thing in the morning
07:07Okay, I'll take a few branches back for Thornsly to eat
07:15Oh-ho! Thornsly's bed looks great, guys!
07:19Okay, so elephants only sleep four hours a night
07:23And not four hours in a row
07:27And they need constant physical contact when they're away from their moms
07:34Oh-ho-ho! He's sucking his trunk like a baby!
07:38He is so sweet!
07:40We'll take turns keeping an eye on him while you guys get some rest
07:44What harm can he do, Martin?
07:46Well, he already fritzed out Koki's computer and squished Jimmy's sandwich
07:51Baby elephants can be pretty playful
07:53And that's why we love him!
07:56Goodnight, guys!
07:57Sleep well, Thornsly!
08:13Huh...
08:14Whoa!
08:17Huh...
08:19Whoa!
08:20Whoa!
08:30Oh, my God.
09:00Where are they going?
09:03The Tortuga's out of control.
09:10Tortuga, come in.
09:12What's going on up there?
09:13Thornsley took control of the Tortuga.
09:16Hey.
09:18Aviva, I can't hear you.
09:19Thornsley's driving?
09:21Thornsley, you gotta move.
09:23I gotta drive.
09:25When Martin said playful,
09:27I think he meant mischief maker.
09:30Whoa!
09:34Where is the Tortuga going?
09:36I don't know, but they went that way.
09:39Let's follow them.
09:41Try and push him.
09:42He won't let go of the lever.
09:44His truck is too strong.
09:48He won't move.
09:50How about some soy milk, Thornsley?
09:53Um, branches?
09:55What do you want?
09:56Give me the wheel, Thornsley.
09:58We're going down fast.
09:59I don't think I can land this.
10:06Without a crash landing.
10:08The good news is, we're okay.
10:10I hope the guys are too.
10:14Kratz, come in.
10:15Where are you?
10:16Our communication terminals are down.
10:19Must have happened when we landed.
10:20I still can't figure out how Thornsley got in here without us hearing him.
10:24I don't know, but let's find out.
10:27Huh, elephants have thick pads on their feet, so they walk quietly.
10:33But his trunk is like a super strong hand.
10:35I couldn't budge it off the lever.
10:38Let's see how strong it really is.
10:41An elephant's trunk has 140,000 muscles,
10:44so they're able to break branches off a tree,
10:47hug their mom's neck at night,
10:49and pick up a leaf.
10:51Or a pen.
10:54Thanks for tossing my favorite pen, Thornsley.
10:58Elephant's trunks can hold things, lift things, and grab things, like levers.
11:03It's like having a hand at the end of your nose.
11:06Amazing.
11:06What else can their trunks do?
11:08They also greet each other by wrapping their trunks together like a handshake.
11:13And they use them to chase away predators.
11:16I've got to get a sandwich.
11:18Emergency landings make me hungry.
11:21Unreal.
11:21I've got to design elephant software for the Bros Creature Power Suits.
11:25I hope they found Thornsley's herd.
11:30You can't step on my sandwich up here, Thornsley.
11:33Huh?
11:35He teleported my sandwich.
11:41You've got to be kidding.
11:44Is he laughing at me?
11:46No, Jimmy.
11:48He's just acting like a little elephant.
11:49Speaking of little elephant behavior, we need to fix the miniaturizer.
11:54Jimmy can keep an eye on Thornsley.
11:56If I have to.
11:59The Tortuga has to be around here somewhere.
12:03Look!
12:05Check it out, Chris.
12:06It's a small matriarchal herd.
12:08Just moms and a baby.
12:10Oh, yeah.
12:12Is Thornsley's mom in there?
12:13She might be.
12:15I only see one baby and two moms.
12:24She's huffing, and her ears are flapping.
12:26Okay, so something's really upsetting her.
12:28She's looking for her calf.
12:30Is that Thornsley's mom?
12:37Oh, that's not Thornsley's mom.
12:39That cow has a baby.
12:41Elephants make so many different sounds to talk to each other.
12:44And they're super smart.
12:45Her baby knew mom was calling and came right back.
12:48But if she ever lost her baby, mom would be really worried and stomping around.
12:53Let's keep searching, bro.
12:55For the Tortuga or Thornsley's herd?
12:58Both.
13:01Let me know if you guys need any help.
13:04If not, I could use some.
13:07Actually, Jimmy, could you hold these wires while I replace the miniaturizer software?
13:12Yes, I could.
13:13Excuse me, Thornsley.
13:15I think he likes you, Jimmy.
13:17What he really likes are my sandwiches.
13:24Huh?
13:28Oh, no.
13:30What's happening?
13:31We're miniaturized.
13:34Oh, no.
13:35Doc.
13:36Oh, no.
13:37Be careful.
13:38Oh, no.
13:39No.
13:39No.
13:40Ah.
13:40Ah.
13:44Ah.
13:44Ah.
13:45Ah.
13:45Ah.
13:45Ah.
13:55Ah.
13:56Ah.
13:58Ah.
14:03There it is.
14:04We found the Tortuga.
14:06Why'd they park there?
14:08An elephant parks wherever it wants to.
14:10Ah.
14:11Ah.
14:11Ah.
14:12Ah.
14:14Oh, no.
14:15Oh, no.
14:16What happened?
14:17Where is everybody?
14:18Aviva?
14:22Jimmy Z.
14:23Hey.
14:24Cokie?
14:25So who do you think did this to the HQ?
14:28Hey, are these my lost blue jeans?
14:30Yep.
14:30I think they are.
14:32Hey.
14:32And how'd my green running shoes get here?
14:35They were up in my closet.
14:36Don't hear.
14:37Don't hear.
14:37I don't know.
14:38But it sounds like you've got mice in them.
14:40Oh, no.
14:41We're not mice.
14:42They're not mice.
14:44More like loud ants.
14:46Loud ants.
14:47We're not ants.
14:47Oh.
14:47Uh, ants don't talk.
14:49It's the crew, Chris.
14:51They've been miniaturized.
14:53Hey, little wild crats.
14:55Glad to see you.
14:56I bet you're glad to see us, too.
15:03Thanks, guys.
15:06Is she laughing at me again?
15:09Actually, Thornsley seems upset.
15:13Not as upset as us.
15:15At least he didn't knock over my station.
15:17When I named him Thornsley, I didn't know he'd be such a thorn in our side.
15:22All this stuff we've been working on is ruined.
15:25I'm sorry, but he can't stay here if he's going to destroy everything.
15:30You guys better...
15:32Oh, it's hard to stay mad at you, Thornsley.
15:37But we really have to find your herd.
15:39Your mom must be so worried about you.
15:42Guys, I'm picking up a low rumbling sound northeast of our location.
15:47I don't hear any rumbling other than my stomach.
15:50It can't be heard by the human ear, but elephants use these distress calls when in danger.
15:55The sound can even travel along the ground.
15:57It's like when you listen to a speaker with lots of bass.
16:00It makes the glass shake.
16:05Cool!
16:07Elephants can hear each other from eight kilometers away!
16:11Thornsley's really upset.
16:13That elephant in trouble could be his mom.
16:19Let's follow those sounds!
16:21Right behind you, bro.
16:22And I'll complete the elephant software for your creature power suits, in case you need them.
16:31Lead the way, Thornsley!
16:36Check it out, Martin.
16:38Even baby elephants can listen to vibrations coming through the ground.
16:41And their sense of smell is better than a bloodhound's.
16:45He definitely knows another elephant is in trouble.
16:49That sounded like an adult elephant call.
16:54That elephant's stuck in the mud.
16:56That must be Thornsley's mom!
16:58Yeah, that's the only elephant without a baby.
17:01It is his mom!
17:03We've got to help her!
17:04We can try, but female adult elephants can weigh three and a half tons!
17:09Oh, her ears are flapping like crazy.
17:12Oh, she's really upset.
17:13And look, the other elephants are trying to help her.
17:17Whoa, but she's too far in there.
17:19They can't reach her.
17:21Aviva, we found Thornsley's mom.
17:23She's stuck in a mud wallow, and the rest of the herd can't get her out.
17:27We need elephant creature power suits!
17:29Fast!
17:30I'm almost done with your discs.
17:31Two minutes, and you'll have it.
17:35Look, Martin.
17:36Even Thornsley's trying to save her.
17:38Uh-oh, he could get stuck in the mud, too.
17:40Thornsley, wait!
17:43Oh, no!
17:45He's stuck, too!
17:47To the Thornsley rescue!
17:52Hey, you look pretty cool as a mud man.
17:54You, too, bro.
18:02Aviva, we need the elephant discs.
18:04I've never worked so fast, but they're ready to go.
18:07Jimmy is teleporting them now.
18:09It's okay, little guy.
18:11You'll be back with your mom in a flash.
18:15Like I said, in a flash.
18:17Stick around, buddy.
18:18We'll need you to activate our suits.
18:31To the Creature Rescue!
18:34To the Creature Rescue!
18:50Pull, Martin, pull!
18:52Oh, it's working, Chris!
18:54We're moving her!
18:56Yes!
18:57I knew we could do it!
19:01Oh, no, this stuff is thick!
19:04She's stuck again!
19:05Guys, we're around the corner.
19:07We can help push her out.
19:08We're going to need all the help we can get.
19:11Hurry!
19:23Don't worry, Thornsley's mom.
19:25We're going to get you out.
19:26Wait, stop, buddy!
19:27We don't want you to get stuck in the mud again.
19:31Jimmy, keep an eye on him.
19:33I'm on it.
19:35Oh!
19:37Thanks, Thornsley.
19:38I wanted a mud mask today.
19:41Okay, guys, you're hooked up.
19:43Go, Aviva!
19:50Ow!
19:51Ow!
19:51She stepped on my foot!
19:53Ah, it's working!
19:56Woo-hoo!
19:57Yeah!
19:58You did it!
20:01Thornsley and his mom are back together.
20:05Way to go, elephant bros!
20:12Now that sounds like one happy herd of elephants.
20:23Thanks, Thornsley.
20:25This is the best shower I've ever had.
20:27And your mom looks fine.
20:31You're welcome.
20:32Anytime.
20:37I'm so glad to see Thornsley safe and sound and back with his mom, living free and in the wild.
20:43Woo!
20:44What a day!
20:45I will never say what harm can he do about a baby elephant again.
20:49Yeah, having Thornsley and the Tortuga was a great lesson.
20:54Don't have wild animals in your house!
20:56And no matter how old an elephant is, their trunk is like having a whole hardware store on their face.
21:03They can smell, feel, and grab stuff.
21:07Spray water, sand, and mud.
21:09Drive Tortugas.
21:11Smash and trash them.
21:13Miniaturize us.
21:14And teleport sandwiches, too.
21:20Speaking of sandwiches, I'm a-starved.
21:23And now that Thornsley's busy drinking his mom's milk, I can finally eat my lunch.
21:30Huh?
21:31Thornsley.
21:32Please don't tell me you're gonna eat my last sandwich.
21:38Thanks, Thornsley.
21:40You're the best.
22:11You're the best.
22:13Bye.
22:13Bye.
22:14Bye.