WOMAN: OK Robin, and Tracy, and everybody at home, I want
you to look at all these animals.
We have some silly animals here, because we have the
wrong heads and tails on the wrong bodies.
And we're going to figure out how to
straighten them out here.
Now, who can tell me, first of all-- you can change either a
head or a tail and put it on the right body.
Tell me what to do, and I'll do it for you.
Robin?
ROBIN: I think that head goes onto this body.
WOMAN: This head goes on this body?
ROBIN: Yes.
WOMAN: OK.
All right.
Tracy, where does this head go?
TRACY: I think this head goes right there.
WOMAN: This head?
TRACY: Goes over here, to the camel.
WOMAN: Goes over here.
All right, now, wait a minute, now.
We've got two vacant heads over here.
All right.
We have two heads without bodies now.
Can anybody tell me where either of these heads go?
Tracy?
TRACY: This head goes right here.
WOMAN: This head with this body?
TRACY: Yes.
WOMAN: All right.
Robbie?
You see another one you want to move?
ROBIN: Yes.
I think this head goes over to that one.
WOMAN: This head over here?
ROBIN: Yes.
WOMAN: OK.
We'll put this head right there.
OK.
Now what happens?
Tracy?
ROBIN: I think this head goes right here.
WOMAN: This head with this body.
And we only have one body left without a head, right?
OK.
All right.
We're doing all right what the heads and the bodies.
Now-- let's straighten this one up a little bit.
Now, let's get these tails straightened out, here.
Who sees a tail that needs to be moved to another body?
Tracy?
TRACY: This tail right here goes over here.
WOMAN: Goes on this body here?
Well, we'll put it there, and we'll see if we like that.
All right.
What about this tail?
ROBIN: No, I think that one goes onto that one.
WOMAN: This tail goes to this body, completing this animal.
And what is this animal?
Robbie?
This animal becomes what?
Tracy?
TRACY: An anteater.
WOMAN: An anteater.
Right.
What happens to that tail, then?
Tracy?
TRACY: This tail belongs over there.
WOMAN: This tail goes with this body here?
We'll put it there, and we'll see if we like that.
What about this tail?
ROBIN: Over here, onto the horse.
WOMAN: Oh.
OK.
Yeah, he looks funny with no tail, doesn't he?
There.
We'll fix him up.
Uh-oh, horsey.
Be careful there.
All right.
Now we have a horse.
OK.
Who sees another move?
Don't all speak at once.
Can't stand the noise.
Who sees another tail that goes with another body?
Is this tail correct on this body here?
TRACY: Yes.
WOMAN: OK.
And that becomes what?
TRACY: A cat.
WOMAN: It's a cat of a sort.
But it's a big cat.
It's a--
ROBIN: Tiger?
WOMAN: No, tigers have stripes.
It's a--
lioness.
A lioness.
That means it's a lion--
a female.
A lady lion.
The man of the species, or the male lion, has all that hair
around his face.
This is a lion, OK?
And the anteater's fine.
And the horse is fine.
Now are these tails all correct for these animals?
ROBIN: No, I think this one goes up there.
WOMAN: You think this tail goes with this Animal.
Does that look right to you, Robin?
All right.
I'll tell you, this tail does go with this animal.
And what is this animal, Robin?
ROBIN: Elephant.
WOMAN: All right.
The elephant's OK.
But let's look at these other two.
Do they have the right tails?
Tracy, do you think they're right?
TRACY: Yes.
WOMAN: Robin?
You think they're right?
ROBIN: I don't really know.
WOMAN: You're not sure.
OK, I'll tell you.
No.
The camel--
this is the camel's tail, here.
I hope.
And this is the giraffe's tail.
Yeah.
OK.
Now, that's the way they are.
All right, let's name them all.
Horse, lioness, camel, giraffe, anteater, elephant.
OK.
Now, let's notice something.
Each animal does have a tail, right?
TRACY: Yes.
WOMAN: But each tail is very, very different.