00:00Go wild, wild, wild rats!
00:03Maxilla! She's gone!
00:05Gone? Where'd she go?
00:07There! Oh, no!
00:10You're right, Martin. Now she does need our help.
00:16Hang on, Maxilla. I'll get you out.
00:19Martin, behind you!
00:22Uh-oh. I'm too late.
00:26Nice, Spider.
00:28Okay, we're just passing through.
00:31Whoa!
00:34Oh, got you, bro.
00:36I can't believe it.
00:38Why did the spider cut her loose?
00:40Why did he let her go?
00:43Monarchs taste bad.
00:44Yeah. I'll stick to hot dogs.
00:47No, really. It says right here that they're poisonous.
00:50Look at this.
00:52All it takes is for a predator to try eating a monarch once,
00:55and he gets so sick that he'll never eat another one as long as he lives.
01:02So that's why the spider didn't eat Maxilla.
01:05He knows monarchs are poisonous.
01:06Wow. It really helps to have a few tricks like that when you're on a 4,800-kilometer journey.
01:13Over forests, through cities, until after 3,200 kilometers, the butterflies have to pass through this thin strip of land
01:23to their final destination, Mexico.
01:26I asked Davio, we're going to Mexico.
01:32Where's that?
01:34We must be getting close.
01:36They're all going into that forest.
01:39Whoa!
01:40We have arrived!
01:43Amazing!
01:44The secret winter hideout of the monarch butterflies.
01:49All the monarchs from across eastern North America, right here in this tiny forest.
01:55Maxilla, I knew you could do it.
01:584,800 kilometers on 10-centimeter wings.
02:00And the amazing thing is, you've never even been here before.
02:04Yeah. When you started the trip, you just emerged from your chrysalis.
02:09Nobody knows how you guys find your way here, but you do.
02:12That's what I call nature's know-how.
02:15Hey, the butterflies are settling down.
02:18Everyone's finding a place in the trees.
02:21Of course. It's getting colder. It's hibernation time.
02:25And it's even colder up here, Chris. We've got the first snowstorm of the season.
02:29This must be why they left in the first place. Right, guys?
02:33Guys?
02:34They couldn't survive up there, but here they can huddle together through the winter.
02:39And so are we. Butterfly style.
02:45Butterfly plane.
02:48Migrators turned hibernators.
02:51Well, if they hang out with the sleeping butterflies for four months,
02:54it'll give me time to work on butterfly programming for the creature power suits.
02:58Sweet dreams.
03:02Oh, the wild crats are that way.
03:06Aw, he's like the hound dog I never had.
03:12Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
03:18ha, ha, ha, ha.
03:32And they can stop on a dime, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
04:04How's it going, bros?
04:06Great!
04:10Uh-oh.
04:14This mini-adventure has too much big excitement for me.
04:19I'm going to get back to the miniaturizer to get real size.
04:24Root! Watch out for the bird, bros!
04:27Huh?
04:35Whoa! A tree tarantula.
04:39Cool! A turn-of-tailed gecko.
04:42Whoa!
04:44The life of Linergoosecretorum is fast and furious.
04:51We are getting close now! This way!
04:54Coming!
04:56Oh, goody!
05:02Okay, so where exactly did Martin bury the miniaturizer?
05:07Oh! Hello, Shadow!
05:09You are so cute!
05:12Whoa!
05:14And I'm a kitty toy!
05:18Huh?
05:20Shadow, what's wrong?
05:24That sounds like Donita!
05:27And Zack!
05:29And Gourmand!
05:36Up there!
05:38Up there! That's where the Krat Bros are!
05:40Surely they're with the new mantis named after them!
05:43Oh, that makes me so mad!
05:48Ready for collection! Let's get them all!
05:54There!
05:56Oh, we bees love flowers because they give us that sugary water called nectar!
06:01Whoa!
06:02Whoa, look!
06:02Uh, Chris!
06:03Might not want to crowd them!
06:04Us bees like our space!
06:06He's sipping up nectar with his tongue!
06:09Then he puts it in his stomach for storage!
06:13Uh-oh!
06:15Ouch!
06:17That bee was just doing his thing and then I stuck your nose into Busy Bee's business?
06:22Yeah! I bugged him!
06:23So, of course, he stung me. Honeybees only sting when they're protecting themselves or their hive!
06:30Oh, these bees get really riled up!
06:33Of course! It's an African honeybee! Sometimes called the killer bee!
06:38The most aggressive honeybee in the world!
06:42Whoa! I think I found the roughest, toughest animal in Africa! The honeybee!
06:47Well, at .14 grams, he's just a little guy so he gets extra toughness points for taking on a giant
06:53like Chris!
06:54That gets him an 8 on the Wild Kratz Tough-O-Meter!
06:57Nah! The lion is still the toughest!
07:01Come on! He's a predator who attacks!
07:04Take it from someone who's been stung! It's the African honeybee!
07:08Uh, Chris, is that your nose or are you wearing a tomato on your face?
07:13I'll always remember, give a bee his space!
07:16Cleared for takeoff!
07:20Follow that bee!
07:21To the hive! Don't lose him!
07:31There he is!
07:37Whoa!
07:40I'm sorry! I didn't see you!
07:43It was an accident!
07:46See? The lion's the toughest!
07:49Well, taking out the size advantage while giving them extra ferocity points, because while bees are
07:54defensive, lions are regressive predators, we've got a 9!
07:59It's too close to call between the lion and the African honeybee! I need more data!
08:04Keep your eye on that bee!
08:12Ugh! The sweet smell strengthens! Honey is near!
08:21Hello, honeybees! Hello, honey!
08:24There goes the bee!
08:25Back to his hive!
08:31I couldn't be happier to see Green Grape and Blueberry!
08:35Ha! They will help me steal the honey!
08:43Ha-ha! We did it!
08:45Yeah!
08:51Oh, boy, am I glad to see you!
08:53Ha! The fig flower pollinators are born!
08:57I get it.
08:58This whole thing works for the fig and the fig wasp.
09:01The plant gave your mom these nice, safe gourds to lay her eggs in.
09:06And when you hatch, you get covered with pollen as you head for the exit hole.
09:11Does that mean you're on your way to another fig?
09:18Where ever you're going, I'm going too! Wait for me!
09:30Let's ride, pollinator!
09:37The pollinator attractor is almost done. I think it has every single pollination trick there is.
09:42Reds for hummingbirds, oranges for butterflies?
09:45Check!
09:46Smelly perfumes for bees, and rotten carcass smells for flies?
09:49Check!
09:51Traps!
09:51Check!
09:52Fake bees to trick other bees!
09:54Check, check, check! I got them all!
09:56If this doesn't lure in whatever pollinator Chris is attached to, nothing will!
10:01Alright! Start her up, Aviva!
10:13Calling all pollinators!
10:16Calling all pollinators!
10:20That didn't take long.
10:23It's a pollinator swarm!
10:28It's working alright!
10:36Huh? What is going on?
10:42That's a lot of pollinators!
10:44Chris!
10:45Are you out there?
10:47Chris!
10:47Aviva!
10:49Martin, over here!
10:50On the wasp!
10:54I didn't see him, but I heard him!
10:58Follow that wasp!
11:03Activate bee power!
11:12Chris, hop on!
11:14Too sneaky!
11:15Meet us at the fake gourd!
11:17She was just for an inside one, and now she's finding another one to lay her eggs in!
11:21Like that one!
11:22A fake gourd!
11:28Quick!
11:29Unstick me!
11:30Whoa!
11:30Gah!
11:31Good!
11:34Thanks, bro!
11:36No problem, dude!
11:38See ya, Figgy!
11:40She found a fig to lay her own eggs in, and delivered the fig pollen at the same time.
12:02Okay!
12:02됫!
12:03You!
12:04Yep!
12:05Wasp!
12:05What happened?
12:06No problem, man.
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