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Documentary, BBC The Wild West Ep 3 The Bandit & the Builder (narrated by Bob Peck) (1994)
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00:37The raccoon
00:39And the beaver
00:40They're neighbours with very different lifestyles.
00:45One's a looter and a loner.
00:48The other a worker.
00:50The holic and family man.
00:55One's a looter and a loner.
01:00One's a looter and a loner.
01:05In southern Canada.
01:06But the woods and streams are still gripped by the cold.
01:10The male raccoon.
01:15The moon is out and about.
01:17He doesn't hibernate and is impatient for the snow to disappear.
01:20He's not fond of ground that freezes too hard to do.
01:25To dig in.
01:26Hampering his light-fingered way of finding food.
01:30His furtive movements and his masked face give him the look.
01:35Of a bandit.
01:36But his boldness is really only fur deep.
01:40He doesn't even belong to a gang.
01:43He spends most of his time wandering.
01:45Alone in the woods.
01:49The female raccoon.
01:50Keeps to her sheltered den.
01:52She has good reason.
01:54Inside.
01:55Her litter of two-ounce cubs.
01:56Born a couple of months after a brief liaison with the male.
02:00They'll grow up under her care.
02:02Never knowing their father.
02:05Seems witchy won't need this hurt.
02:06Architectures of explores in some aspects.
02:07Until the bear again.
02:08Theją
02:25I'm going to put it in a little bit.
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02:35I don't know.
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02:48After a winter spent...
02:50...sealed in under the ice,
02:52he's eager to start work on his building projects.
02:55He'll have dams to mend, canals to dig, and...
03:00...and renovations to make to the family lodge.
03:05Half of it is under water, and it has...
03:10...and hidden entrances.
03:15I don't know.
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03:43Yeah.
03:44Okay.
03:45Yeah.
03:46Yeah.
03:47Yeah.
03:48Yeah.
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03:53The male raccoon is visiting his own haunts.
03:58After a winter on survival rations, he's eager to get his hands on some real food.
04:04A jack of all trades, he's ready for anything.
04:07Animal.
04:08Vegetable, alive or dead.
04:14Come out, baby.
04:15Come out, baby!
04:16Here we go.
04:18The baby I'm getting married.
04:19Are you ready?
04:20There we go to a beach.
04:21I got a nice here.
04:22See you guys.
04:23I fish.
04:24Bye-bye.
04:26Bye-bye.
04:34Why is this the tax dollars?
04:36The return of a breast.
04:37I letzt.
04:38Look in the full counter2015 and you're not just nervous.
04:45You
05:05He wanders constantly in his square mile path.
05:10Driven on by his search for that decent sized meal.
05:15On a dry spot above the meltwater, a resident Canada goose pair.
05:20A nesting.
05:25I can't see.
05:29I can't see.
05:37This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
05:42But the eggs are being guarded.
05:47This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
06:16This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
06:46This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:16This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:20This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:22This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:26The warmth of the sun has spread to the woodland floor where trumpets are...
07:31The tree will tilt towards its rays.
07:33This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:37This is the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:39This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:43The peaks and pools are back in running order, thanks to the beaver.
07:47This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:51This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
07:53To make sure the dam is holding the water at the right level...
07:57He carries out regular inspections.
08:01He's raised the water around his lodge, so the detentrances are always submerged.
08:05This is just the opportunity he's been waiting for.
08:10Inside, the newest member of the beaver family, the kit, is completely hidden from predators.
08:15This is just the thing with the wall size.
08:16The new fluidмерs are nearly 4.
08:17That is an important idea.
08:18This might be a three-jarical configuration, but in a three-jarical location,
08:21For starting to move to the central floor...
08:22You have been waiting to come.
08:23THE zammerman was inhaling a bit while i left a bit.
08:24Just a few months later here's the bed is.
08:26For starting to get to introduce me before...
08:28This will be an Wie
08:38As they arecalled at the bottom floor,
08:41You
08:46You
08:51The father is often on guard close by the lodge and makes regular
08:56undercover checks
09:02Satisfied, he leaves
09:05But just
09:06a moment too soon
09:11I
09:13I
09:15I
09:16I'm going to put it in the middle of the egg.
09:21The inspector general Mayo seems to have a sick
09:26to the sense where the safety of his kit is concerned.
09:31This strong sense of paternal duty
09:36is unusual for a rodent but beavers are extraordinary animals in many ways.
09:41Here I go.
09:46You
09:51The female carried her baby for a hundred
09:56and ten days and it was born well-developed
10:01In fact it's able to swim
10:06but it can't dive yet because it's too light
10:11so it's kept hidden from eagles and owls
10:13and its mother may not allow it out to play until
10:16it's six weeks old or so
10:21so
10:23so
10:25so
10:27so
10:29so
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10:33so
10:35so
10:37so
10:38so
10:40the male continues his tour
10:42the male continues his tour
10:43of inspection
10:45and meets up with his older offspring
10:48beavers live in extended families
10:51and the young stay with their parents for a while
10:53for about two years
10:58the family split is most likely to happen when they've cut down all the fruit
11:02the family split is most likely to happen when they've cut down all the fruit
11:03food close to their favorite lodge and need to move on
11:08so
11:10so
11:12so
11:13inside the hollow tree den
11:15the raccoon mother is still tied to her
11:18cubs
11:19which rely on her milk for nourishment
11:23but
11:25so
11:26today
11:27there's still much
11:29some fallen
11:30come come
11:31and it's ridiculous
11:32but
11:33the
11:34you
11:34the
11:35so
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11:43our
11:45so
11:47the
11:48the
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11:50She can't wander too far to forage for her own food.
11:55She can't wander too far.
12:00But for a wood duck mother, nest time is over.
12:05She can't wander too far.
12:10Even though her chicks hatched a day ago, it's time for them to leave because she is...
12:15She isn't able to feed them herself.
12:20She is a bird.
12:27She is a worm.
12:30She's a bird.
12:40You
15:43a wandering male raccoon.
15:48We're doing a recreational diet.
15:50We're dealing with six different European eating recipes.
15:52We're doing a lot of different ingredients in the multimedia.
15:54We're not making a good method.
15:56We're getting a good method.
15:58We're going to make an extra part of this is how it works.
16:00We're getting a lot more light.
16:02We're going to make an extra part of this cuisine.
16:04We're so excited to be here.
16:06We're going to take a look at the filling of our masculine cuisine.
16:08We're going to make a look at the family這邊.
16:10We're going to make the zumelassen.
16:12Please don't show us our budget.
16:14We're going to make a look at the family.
16:16Easy read.
16:21Easy read.
16:25Easy read.
16:26Another robber's at large.
16:28The sapsucker taps trees for their syrup.
16:31Easy read.
16:36The male must continue to forage for other food in the forest.
16:41The male must continue to forage for other food.
16:46The raccoon chooses a warm summer's night for her cubs' very first excursion.
16:51They're very restless.
16:56and have outgrown their tree den.
17:01The male is the same as a
17:05часов.
17:07The male has two before she leaves.
17:12The male must continue to feed the woman to put into the dog's black.
17:19The male must Sheezzabelle.
17:21They have to feed the woman to the other girl.
17:25The male must continue to live in the easy way.
17:28including red.
17:29They have to be the woman.
17:30them far, it's just meant to be an easy lesson in climbing and gaining confidence.
17:35confidence in the dark.
17:40confidence in the dark.
17:45confidence in the dark.
17:50confidence in the dark.
17:52confidence in the dark.
17:53confidence in the dark.
17:55confidence in the dark.
17:57confidence in the dark.
17:58confidence in the dark.
18:00confidence in the dark.
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18:07confidence in the dark.
18:08confidence in the dark.
18:09confidence in the dark.
18:10confidence in the dark.
18:11confidence in the dark.
18:12confidence in the dark.
18:13confidence in the dark.
18:14confidence in the dark.
18:15confidence in the dark.
18:16confidence in the dark.
18:17confidence in the dark.
18:18confidence in the dark.
18:19confidence in the dark.
18:20confidence in the dark.
18:21confidence in the dark.
18:22confidence in the dark.
18:23confidence in the dark.
18:24confidence in the dark.
18:25confidence in the dark.
18:26confidence in the dark.
18:27confidence in the dark.
18:28confidence in the dark.
18:29takes the down route instead of climbing up.
18:34Sous-titrage ST' 501
18:44After all those weeks...
18:49...cooped up with its siblings...
18:51...it wants to explore by itself.
18:54After all those weeks...
18:56...you know...
18:58...you know...
18:59...you know...
19:00...but a great horned owl is listening.
19:05...and watching...
19:06...and watching.
19:10That's cool.
19:11Thank you!
19:15You know...
19:16...that's better.
21:14Early English settlers dubbed him Coon or Ratoon.
21:19After the Native American word, Arakunem, meaning...
21:24one who scratches with his hands.
21:29French settlers called him Le Chat Sauvage.
21:34Turrish.
21:37Last year, Arakunem.
21:49His paws are his prized possession.
21:54One and little finger that can grasp objects and a marvellous sense of touch on palm.
21:59As well as fingers.
22:04He's so...
22:09He can hunt for food without even bothering to look.
24:39In fact, the water feels just like a second home.
26:35You
26:40You
26:45You
26:50They set off to explore another part of the woods
26:55The beaver mother
26:59The beaver mother
27:01You
27:00The beaver mother leads her kid back to the lodge
27:02They've secured their property rights
27:04But it's better to
27:05Stay out of sight during the middle of the day
27:10The beaver mother
27:15male is searching another part of the pond he's sniffing for eggs buried
27:20by snapping turtle females
27:25male is searching another part of the pond
27:30she has a bone-crushing bite but he can match
27:35her aggressiveness with his cheekiness
27:40he is searching another part of the pond
27:45he is searching another part of the pond
27:50he is searching another part of the pond
27:55the pond
27:59the pond
28:00the pond
28:02the pond
28:04the pond
28:06the water
28:08of the pond
28:10Quốc
28:12Rick
28:14тут
28:16rest
28:20the pond
28:22the ball
28:24the pond
28:33Another successful raid.
28:38Overall, raccoons take something like...
28:43like a quarter of turtle eggs each year.
28:48I love you.
28:49I love you.
28:53Full summer, cat tails mature and sets...
28:58a seed on the edge of the beaver ponds.
29:03I love you.
29:04I love you.
29:05I love you.
29:07I love you.
29:08I love you.
29:09I love you.
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29:12I love you.
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29:22I love you.
29:23I love you.
29:25I love you.
29:28I love you.
29:30The male raccoon is thinking ahead as he checks all...
29:33along the weatherproof dens in his woods.
29:37He doesn't...
29:38He doesn't fully hibernate, but will use caves and hollow trees or logs as places to hold...
29:43all up in bad weather.
29:44He doesn't...
29:45I love you.
29:46I love you.
29:47I love you.
29:48I love you.
29:48He discovers a squirrel's hoard of acorns and, true to his character, steals them.
29:53He looks like a dog.
29:54I'm going to learn like a永遠.
29:56Look, I'll see if you find the 누
29:59problems.
30:04I love you.
30:06He knows about how you start.
30:11I love you.
30:16Now we're cool.
30:21Soon Mother is already teaching her cubs how to fatten up by pouncing on the countless frogs in the...
30:26...to be the ponds.
30:31So, let's put a piece of water.
30:36We're cool.
30:41Let's put a piece of water.
30:46Let's put a piece of water.
30:51We're cool.
30:54.
30:59You
31:04She knows she must eat all she can to survive the winter ahead.
31:09The male knows.
31:14But he's taking a risk getting so close to the female.
31:19The male knows.
31:24The male knows.
31:29She's aggressive when she's got young with her, even to her former mate.
31:34She's positive.
31:36She's having fun.
31:39You
31:44He must look for food somewhere else
31:50She gets back to what's more important
31:53Fishing
31:54Gives
31:57And
31:59Has
32:00Is
32:02Is
32:13Is
32:15Is
32:18Is
32:21Is
31:59Never at a loss for long, he's found an apple tree, probably seeded by early colonists.
32:04Let's take a look at this.
32:09you
32:14So, let's go.
32:19You
32:24.
32:29It's got plenty of fruit, but he's not at all skilled at dealing with it.
32:34It's got plenty of fruit, but it's got plenty of fruit.
32:39The family is preoccupied looking for crayfish.
32:44It's got plenty of fruit.
32:49He struggles to reach the best branch.
32:54Cheers.
32:59That's it.
33:04I want to take a look at all that.
33:09It's got plenty of fruit in the middle.
33:15It's got plenty of fruit in the middle.
33:27it's taking a lot of practice to make
33:32perfect
33:37it's taking a lot of practice to make
33:42it's taking a lot of practice
33:47at his vantage point
33:52it gives him advance warning of approaching danger
33:57the coyote is one of the raccoon's few remaining natural enemies
34:02and its numbers are increasing
34:04as the wolf and bear decline
34:07it's taking a lot of practice
34:12in order to make sure it's taking a lot of practice
34:16and I'll see you next time
34:17You
34:22You
34:27You
34:30But raccoons have an escape route
34:32Straight up into the trees
34:37You
34:39You
34:42You
34:42You
34:47I'm going to put it in a little bit, but I'm going to put it in a little bit.
34:52the coyote can smell
34:57them but he can't follow them
35:02the coyote can smell
35:07You
35:12Oh
35:17You
35:22The scene
35:27The female waits until nightfall before she leads her family down and to a safer part of the world.
35:32Ss, ss, ss, ss.
35:37Ss, ss, ss.
35:42Ss, ss, ss, ss.
35:47Ss, ss.
35:52The male waits even longer before he feels it's safe.
35:57Ss, ss, ss, ss.
36:02But at last he can have the pool to himself.
36:07Ss, ss, ss, ss, ss.
36:12Ss, ss, ss, ss, ss.
36:17If the woodlands are not empty the beaver family have moved to a new construction site.
36:22Signs of their logging operation are everywhere.
36:27With their chisel like front teeth they can whittle away at any tree.
36:32They work longer hours now.
36:37Eating more to build up their weight.
36:39As well as cutting branches for their winter lard.
36:42They work longer under the water.
36:47Their new pond is filling up.
36:52It will need to be deeper still before they're satisfied.
36:57But the beaver's new home.
37:02Is crossed by one of the male raccoon's trails.
37:07There's a question of ownership.
37:12The builder and the bandit are set for a confrontation.
37:17He's not a member of the bandit.
37:18He's not a member of the bandit.
37:19He's not a member of the bandit.
37:20He's not a member of the bandit.
37:21He's not a member of the bandit.
37:22He's not a member of the bandit.
37:23He's not a member of the bandit.
37:24He's not a member of the bandit.
37:25He's not a member of the bandit.
37:26He's not a member of the bandit.
37:27He's not a member of the bandit.
37:28He's not a member of the bandit.
37:29He's not a member of the bandit.
37:30He's not a member of the bandit.
37:31He's not a member of the bandit.
37:32He's not a member of the bandit.
37:34He's not a member of the bandit.
37:37He's not a member of the bandit.
37:38Instead of leaving, he decides to meet
37:43his neighbor face to face.
37:46They're both a little...
37:48a little nervous.
37:50But they seem to reach an understanding.
37:53So this is the basic thing to keep him
38:01in order to keep him safe.
38:03He is not going to be able to keep him safe.
38:08He is going to keep him safe.
38:10He is going to keep him safe.
38:15He is going to keep him safe.
38:20.
38:25I'm going to put it in a little bit.
38:30They're not in competition for food, so each can keep out of the way of the other.
38:35They're not in competition.
38:40They're not in competition.
38:40The beaver...
38:45...goes back to his work, turning a woodland stream into a pond by his...
38:50...decidedly intelligent behaviour of damming it downstream with sticks, logs...
38:55...and mud.
39:00The pattern of shining pools in Canada's southern forests...
39:05...is largely due to the beaver, nature's master engineer.
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40:00the steamy greys of an approaching storm.
40:10So, I'm going to take a look at the top of the top.
44:47And he seems to get a glance of approval.
44:54Now the dam is secure.
44:56to hold back the water again.
44:57Hold back the water again.
45:01The builders return to the lodge.
45:06to join the female.
45:11Now the dam is jurisdiction to be secured,
45:13to join the moment of approval.
45:25I'm going to introduce you to yourпри from the table.
45:27I'm going to introduce you to the table.
45:29I'm going to introduce you to the table.
45:31To examine the table.
45:32Stacey and prepare the table for glaring.
45:34To use the table.
45:35To highlight the table.
45:36I'm going to show up the table.
45:37To keep filling up.
47:13So,
47:15he takes her to his log shelter.
47:17shelter.
47:22They'll spend a while.
47:27After a while getting acquainted before she makes the decision to mate,
47:32and he decides to leave her for his solitary wandering life again.
47:37.
47:42You
47:47You
47:52Snow blankets the landscape as winter settles in
47:57Beneath its mantle the two forest neighbors the band
48:02It and the builder reserve some of that energy for another year
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