- It's Tommy Edison gone wild!
- [Ben] maybe a two... pfft!
- Yeah, right! (laughing)
(logo whooshing)
(upbeat music)
You guys really seemed to enjoy it when I was guessing
what oversized 3-D printed objects were, so guess what?
We're gonna do it again, but this time,
we're gonna keep a theme to it.
It's gonna be all wild animals, okay?
And, I just have to guess what each one is.
(upbeat music)
Well, this is a tall fella, isn't he?
Okay, so we have four legs, a nice tail.
The ears are sort of confusing me a little bit.
I feel like there's stuff on top of them,
that they might not, in fact, be ears,
but, at the same time, I feel like it could be a bird too,
because of the face here.
But, there's no four-legged birds,
and there are no wings and stuff.
So, (inhales sharply)
maybe this is a mane, and there's the eyes.
I'm gonna guess, I'm gonna say that this is a lion.
(alarm buzzing)
(audience moaning)
- No, huh? What is this?
- [Ben] That's a white tailed buck.
- A white tailed...
Oh, so it's a deer!
So, these are the horns.
- [Ben] Those are antlers.
- The antlers, okay.
(upbeat music)
- Okay, nice face.
There are eyes.
Look at the giant tail that comes all the way down
to the ground, pretty much.
The legs are in a funny position here in the back,
but the front ones are right next to each other.
But the head part is what's really sort of throwing me here.
Like, there's no neck,
it's just all head and face and stuff.
For the back, see, this is what's confusing me,
because look at that tail, it goes all the way down.
I dunno how you...
Or,
(upbeat music)
no that's a tail 'cause these are the two feet.
But that tail goes all the way to the ground!
I'm gonna say hippo.
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
- Oh, what is it?
- [Ben] That's a lion.
- That's a lion!
Can I ask you why the legs are in the position
that they are in the back?
- [Ben] It's getting ready to attack somebody.
- He's getting ready to go, huh?
(upbeat music)
Oh, look at this guy.
So, I feel this up here, on the top and the front.
And then, these two pieces on the side,
which go all the way down, they're quite large.
A tail that sort of curls down and out from the back.
Automatically, I think giraffe,
just because of the size of the neck,
and this part here, too.
But, I feel like a giraffe would be taller.
I don't see much of a face,
and it's hard to distinguish where the mouth actually is.
I feel like it would be there.
And, I don't know what these pieces are here.
I feel like these are fins.
I feel like this is a water object.
Could this be a whale?
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
What's this part here?
These two things under this part here?
- [Ben] Those are tusks.
- This is an elephant? (bell dinging)
- [Ben] That's correct. (audience clapping)
- Wow!
- [Ben] So, what you thought was a neck leading up to a head
is actually the trunk, and the big,
what you thought were probably fins, are the giant ears.
- Of course they are, sure!
(upbeat music)
All right, I love this animal's head already.
It's got ears, big wide eyes.
Now, that's the tail that sort of curls up.
I like the face though, and I like the ears.
Is it a llama?
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
- [Ben] That is incorrect.
- Yeah, I didn't figure you'd get a llama.
- [Ben] That is a monkey.
- That's a monkey?
- [Ben] Crawling on all fours, walking on all fours.
- Oh, see, I never knew they crawled around on all fours.
(upbeat music)
I like the texture of this one.
Now, this feels a bit slimmer.
And again, there's a tail down here,
but I like this all on the top here, you know,
right behind the ears is this nice plume,
and I feel like it's feathers.
There are eyes right here.
The mouth down here, but the mouth is sort of pointing down.
Could this be like an aardvark, right, 'cause the mouth
is pointing down this way, so it would, you know,
nom, nom, nom, nom, nom, you know.
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
- [Ben] Uh, no, that's incorrect.
- What is it?
- [Ben] That's a zebra.
- That's a zebra!
Sure, it's sorta like a horse.
I get it now, yep.
Yep, yep, yep, right, 'cause a horse has this part, too.
And, it's got the big, giant ears.
And, the mouth would be sorta towards the ground.
Yep, that makes perfect sense to me.
(upbeat music)
Ah, look at this animal! (inhales sharply)
This is amazing!
I don't even know what this part is here,
but there are two of them.
Kinda skinny.
Not very much of a tail at all.
Again, the face is sort of pointing down towards the ground.
And there are eyes right there.
These, I love this, I love how it feels.
This is a great animal.
I don't know, but I think I want one of these.
I bet you a real one feels,
like this part here is very soft.
Could it be a bunny rabbit?
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
Oh! (laughing)
All right, can we talk about this for a second?
- [Ben] Natural habitat, but quite a few places,
Canada, some parts of Europe, and Asia.
- Oh! Is it a moose?
(bell dinging) (audience clapping)
- [Ben] That's correct.
- Wow!
So, this part would not be soft on a moose.
(upbeat music)
Final animal, okay.
Whoa, you're solid, aren't you?
Very solid.
Now, you have, you're sort of faced down
towards the ground here,
but you're very solid up here.
Oh, there's a bit of a tail back here as well, okay.
A bit of a neck, not too much.
I like the face.
Oh, my God, it seems like it's anatomically correct.
Wait, look, right here.
Is that his junk there, or what is it?
(horse snorting)
All right, I think I have a guess.
I'm gonna say that this is a horse.
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
Oh, geez! (laughing)
You got me, I thought I had 'em!
- [Ben] It's the heaviest land animal in North America.
- A buffalo!
(alarm buzzing) (audience moaning)
- [Ben] It's often mistakenly called a buffalo.
- But it's a bison. (bell dinging)
- [Ben] That's right. (audience clapping)
- Boy, these things are...
Now, you couldn't ride one of these things?
- [Ben] You could try.
- Well, for about two seconds.
(upbeat music)
I really liked this, this is incredible.
I've never...
Even as a child I don't think I ever saw
all these kinds of things, you know?
So, this is fun, this is great fun.
- [Ben] You're learning something?
- I absolutely am learning something!
It's gonna be nice.
If I'm ever in Africa, I'll know what's eating me.
(Tommy laughing)