>> FIONA: LOOK AT THIS GUYS THAT
WE HAVE RIGHT HERE
>> DAVID: WE HAVE NEW ANIMAL
FRIENDS WE HAVEN'T SEEN ON THE
SHOW BEFORE.
>> FIONA: THIS GUY HAS SOMETHING
TO SAY.
>> HE'S JAWS.
AN ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE.
NOT JUST ANY, BUT AN ALLIGATOR
SNAPPE
>> FIONA: MAKES HIM DIFFERENT?
>> HE'S THE ONLY ONE THAT KNOWS
MAGIC.
PUT YOUR FINGER IN HIS MOUTH AND
IT WILL DISAPPEAR.
HE'S GOT THE SECOND STRONGEST
JAW OF ANY ANIMAL ON THE PLANET.
HE'S PRETTY LITTLE AT 35 POUNDS,
HE CAN GET UP TO 200 POUNDS.
SO INCREDIBLE ANIMALS.
>> FIONA: HOW OLD IS HE RIGHT
NOW?
>> HE'S PROBABLY 15, 20 YEARS
OLD RIGHT NOW.
THEY GROW REALLY SLOWLY.
BUT THEY LIVE TO BE OVER 100
YEARS OLD.
>> DAVID: OVER 100 YEARS OLD?
>> ABSOLUTEL
WOW.
PRETTY INCREDIBLE ANIMALS.
SO HE'S ONLY GOT THAT ONE SHARP
KIND OF ALMOST BEAK.
>> HE HAS A BEA
SEE H MOTIONLESS WITH HIS
MOUTH OPEN.
HE'S GOT THE CAMOUFLAGE REALLY
GOOD.
>> GOOD CAM MOW.
>> GOING TO LAY DOWN AT THE
BOTTOM OF A LAKE OR MARSH.
TOTALLY MOTIONLESS.
HE HAS HIS MOUTH OPEN.
YOU CAN SEE THE TONGUE, LOOKS
LIKE A LITTL WORM.
HE'S GOING WIGGLE THAT AT THE
BOTTOM OF THE LAKE.
WHAT DO FISH EAT.
>> FIONA: WORMS.
>> THIS IS A FISH.
CALL IT A FISH STICK TODA
HE GOES IN, HE'S GOT DINNER.
>> FIONA: I SAW HIS EYES
COMPLETELY COVER --
>> HE'S LIKE THAT'S NOT DINNER.
>> FIONA: YOU FAKED ME OUT.
>> FIONA: HIS EYES WHEN THEY
TAKE THAT BITE, IT'S ARMOR.
>> CAREFUL WITH YOUR FINGERS
GETTING THAT CLOSE.
HE'S COVERING UP HIS EYES.
MAKING SURE THEY'RE PROTECTED.
GOING IN FOR THE STRIKE.
REALLY, REALLY IMPRESSIVE
CRITTER OUT THERE.
MY KIND OF TURTLE
>> TELL US ABOUT THIS RIGHT
HERE?
>> THIS IS DOUBLE TROUBLE.
THEY'RE GOING TO BE A LOT BETTER
FOR YOU IF YOU LET THEM CLIMB ON
YOU.
THEY LIKE TO RUN THE SHOW.
THESE ARE CODAMUNDEES.
SARGE AND PEARL HERE.
>> FIONA: HEY, PEARL.
>> THEY WERE BORN MAY 1.
>> DAVID: DON'T TALK ANYMORE.
>> YOU CAN SEE THE GIANT NOSES
THEY USE FOR PROBING AND FINDING
FOOD, ENORMOUS CLAWS THEY CAN
RIP BARK OFF OF THE TREES AND
FIND GRUB WORMS AND THINGS.
>> FIONA: ARE YOU NORMALLY
HANGING OUT IN TREES OR --
>> THEY FIND THE TREES.
RELATED TO RACCOONS AND
PIKACHUS.
VERY GOOD CLIMBERS.
VERY, VERY ACTIVE.
>> FIONA: IS THEIR TAIL STRONG.
>> PRETTY -- TAIL LIKE THEY
WOULD HAVE ONE.
LOOKS LIKE A RACCOON'S TAIL.
THEY'LL EAT BUGS, SMALL MAMMALS,
SNAKES, TARANTULAS.
THEY CAN TOP OUT CLOSE TO 25
POUNDS.
YOU TALK LIKE A REALLY, REALLY
BIG RACCOON SIZE.
THEY WERE BORN MAY 1.
THEY'RE JUST BABIES.
>> FIONA: LITTLE BABIES.
>> YOU CAN SEE HIM SQUEAKING.
>> HE'S LIKE, HEY, HE'S YELLING
AT YOU RIGHT NO
YOU DON'T HAVE A BOTTLE FOR ME
YET, WHERE'S THE FOOD?
WHAT'S UP, BUDDY
THIS GUY WILL BE A LITTLE MORE
ROMANTIC FOR YOU.
>> FIONA: LOOK AT THEIR EARS.
>> HOLD HER CLOSE, SHE LIKES TO
BE HELD CLOSE LIKE A BABY.
THIS IS FERN, SHE'S A FOX.
THEY'RE THE SMALLEST NATURALLY
OCCURRING CANINE IN THE WORL
SO THAT'S THE SMALLEST DOG.
>> DAVID: THIS IS FULL GROWN.
>> YEAH, MAX OUT AT 3 1/2
POUNDS.
>> IT'S FOR GOOD HEARING.
>> AS WELL AS GET HEAT
ELIMINATED FROM THE BODY.
THEY LIVE IN THE SAHARA DESERT
IN NORTHERN AFRICA.
THEY LIVE IN A HOT CLIMATE.
>> DAVID: THEY'RE OMNIVORES?
>> YES.
THEY'LL USE TO HEAR LITTLE BUGS
AND THINGS LIKE CORPS I DON'T
KNOWS FROM THE SAND.
THEY'LL JUMP REALLY HIGH IN THE
AIR.
DIG DOWN TO THE SAND.
SO THEY CAN'T HEAR THEM COMING.
WHO ARE THEIR PREDATORS?
>> ANY CARNIVORE BIGGER THAN
THOSE GUYS WOULD LOVE TO GET
AHOLD OF THEM.
THEY'RE EXTREMELY AGILE ANIMALS.
SO THEY'RE REALLY, REALLY FAST,
GOOD ESCAPE ARTISTS.