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And now for an animal joke.

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What is a bunny?

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Rabbits. Favorite kind of music?

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What is a bunny rabbit?

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My favorite kind of music.

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The answer is

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going to be revealed
at the end of the episode.

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But first, get your ears ready
Because it's the Happiest

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Animal Show on Planet

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Earth.

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The Happiest Animal Show on Planet Earth.
You want to be sad?

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No! Do you want to be glad? No. Wait.

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Yes. Well, it’s
the Happiest Animal Show on Planet Earth.

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Well, it's the Happiest Animal

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Show on Planet Earth.

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Hello

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and welcome to the Happiest Animal
Show on Planet Earth,

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the podcast
that asks the very important question.

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What animal is making you happy today?

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Not yesterday, not last week, but today.

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I'm Rob and I'm Laura,
and we are a sister brother

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pair of zoologists,
filmmakers and songwriters.

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We are here to explore the wonderful world
of wildlife and discover

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why animals make us happy.

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On today's episode, you'll hear a song
about an animal that forgot to grow up,

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and we had planned on speaking
with international soccer superstar

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Lionel Messi,

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but we canceled that because we were able
to book a very special guest, nine year

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old Maggie from Michigan, who talks
about an incredible animal with claws.

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You won't want to miss it.

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What animal is making you happy today?

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I want to know.

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Today Rob and I gave ourselves
the theme of cute animals.

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Rob, what cute
animal is making you happy today?

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Okay, so this animal it.

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I'll be surprised
if you get this one quickly.

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Challenge accepted.

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All right.

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Like many cute animals, this one is small.

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It weighs, is much, is about two nickels.

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If you are holding two nickels
in your hand.

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Okay,
that's about how much this animal weighs.

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That same small. Okay.

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So it weighs
a little bit more than a hummingbird.

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Yeah.

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Good point. Yes okay.

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For it
weighs almost as much is two hummingbirds.

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Any.

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Did you have any guesses.

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No. You just like.

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Is it a bird?

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It is not a bird,

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is it

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furry?

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Oh, yes, it is furry.

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Yeah. You're off to a good start.

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Okay. It's cute.

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According to you, it's small.

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It doesn't weigh very much.

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It's furry.

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Is it something you could see
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Depending on where you live. Yeah.

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Okay.

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Does it crawl around on the ground?

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No, you're not likely to see it on
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Can you see it in a tree?

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You can see it in a tree.

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Is it a caterpillar?

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No, it's not a caterpillar.

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Okay, I'll give you another hint.

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It eats fruit.

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Is it a bat?

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It is a bat, yes.

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Yeah.

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This is a bat that I'd heard about.

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I've never seen one in the wild.

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But I saw a close relative of this.

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The bat I'm thinking of is called

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the Honduran white bat.

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The wife.

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But if you look it up, it is adorable.

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So why does it make you happy?

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Oh, I'm looking at pictures.
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It is white.

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It is white.

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It has this yellow nose.

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It looks like a teardrop
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Leaf nose like a leaf nose.

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It's got these yellow ears that stick out.

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It's got yellow wings.

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Oh, wow. It is cute.

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It looks like a toy.

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It is so adorable.

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And so I was reading about these bats
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Rica in December, and,
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at night, and, the guide noticed that
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palm leaf
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and there was a little brown, bat
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They call them tent making bats
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and I guess there are several
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that do this, actually will take the leaf
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and they will cut it with their teeth
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They make the leaf in the shape of a tent

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so that it can hang out in its own
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And so a lot of these basil, like,
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and they'll bring it back to their tent
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their little tent neat. And their fruit.

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So these Honduran, 
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And so they'll grab a fig

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and bring it back to their
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How adorable is that?

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I'm looking at pictures.

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It looks like they got a lot of friends.

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All these cute little white fluffy bats.

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Yeah, I read that sometimes they can be
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so yeah,
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18 of these little adorable fuzzball
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I gotta say, I'm never expecting
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It's kind of exciting
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Okay, so a bat is making me happy.

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We'll find out what Laura
chooses right after this.

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Today's

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And we're back.

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So, Laura, what cute
animal is making you happy today?

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Okay, I'm going to give you some clues.

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It's an animal that never really grows up,
okay?

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It's an animal that lives in the water.

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It stays kind of in

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like a tadpole form of itself.

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It has really gills
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It's so cute that my daughter

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has a stuffed
animal of this particular animal.

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What else has got?

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Big mouth, tiny wide set eyes?

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Do you have a guess?

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I think I know the answer

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is it's an axolotl.

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Yes, it is an axolotl

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I do love.

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So why are axolotls making you happy?

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I think they make me happy
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and they really don't move much.

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I was looking at axolotls yesterday
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and Industry with my daughter, and
and it made me so happy just to watch them

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hang in the water and like,
right on the bottom and just not move.

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Yeah.

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And have so many people walk by and go,

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oh, look at it like,
I mean, that's an amazing creature.

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Yeah.

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It's like the living version
of a Pokemon character.

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So you said they never grow up.

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Why do they never grow up?

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Yeah.

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So axolotls are salamanders and all
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Kind of like tadpoles.

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Like frogs do. Yeah,

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and they have a tail and they have gills,
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And then eventually
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And most salamanders lose their gills

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and come out of the water,
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They stay underwater
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so they kind of never grow up.

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They're like the Peter Pan of animals.

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And amphibian Peter Pan.

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So these are great pics.

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We had a Honduran white bat
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so hilarious that axolotls don't move
very much that I wrote a song about it.

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And it is a dance song. Here it is.

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There's an animal that makes me

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want to dance every time I see it.

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I don't have a chance,
It has tiny eyes and

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it has frilly gills and it's an axolotl.

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AXOLOTL!

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Let's

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do the axolotl!

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The world's smallest dance.

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Just like an axolotl, you barely move.

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Just like you're in a trance.

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Let's break it down. Lift your arms.

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Hold still.

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Look really cute.

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Like you've got those frilly gills.

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Glance to the left.

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Glance to the right. Right.

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That's the whole dance.

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Let's do it
all night. One, two three four.

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Let's do the axolotl,

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the world's smallest dance,

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Just like an axolotl, you barely move.

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Just like you're in a trance.

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It's a salamander with the big bod.

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It's got its name
from an ancient Aztec god.

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It lives in rivers, way down in Mexico,

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it's like a stufy that came to life.

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Whoa.

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Oh oh oh oh, Let's do the axolotl,
Oh oh oh oh,

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The world's smallest dance,

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Just like an axolotl, you barely move,

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Just like you're in a trance.

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Let's break it down. Lift your arms.

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Hold still.

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Look really cute.

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Like you've got those frilly gills.

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Glance to the left.

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Glance to the right. Right.

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That's the whole dance.

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Let's do it all night! .

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Oh oh oh oh.

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Let's do the axolotl.

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The world's smallest dance.

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Just like an axolotl.

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You barely move.

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Just like you're in a trance.

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Before we get on with the show,

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here's a quick message for the grown ups.

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And we're back.

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It's that time in the show
for the happiest fan of all.

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We're a fan like you.

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Gives us clues to an animal
that is making them happy.

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Today's submission is from 11 year
old Luke from Smyrna, Georgia.

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Clue number one.

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This animal is small enough
to fit in a shoe box.

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Clue number two.

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This animal has big ears.

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Clue number three.

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This animal has nice, tidy poops
that Luke sometimes has to clean up.

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Clue number four.

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When this animal gets scared, it
thumps its foot loudly.

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And the answer is

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Luke's pet rescue bunny, mochi mochi.

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The bunny makes Luke happy
because he's so soft and adorable

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and has these big, fluffy furry cheeks.

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Thanks for your submission, Luke.
Grown ups.

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If you or your family would like to submit
the Happiest animal, visit

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our website at Happiest Animal Show. Com

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now it's time for our special guest,
Maggie.

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She's nine years old.

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She likes to ride bikes
and she also likes to do weaving.

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She's been weaving bracelets and recently
sold a custom headband to her mom for $4.

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Maggie, thanks for coming on the happiest
animal show.

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Hi, Maggie.

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What animal is making you happy today?

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They are broad and fuzzy

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and they live in trees.

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Does it live in North America?

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South America? It lives in South America.

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Does it move slowly? Yes.

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In the trees.

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Ooh, ooh. Is it a sloth?

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Yeah, it's a swan.

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Yes, a sloth.

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Sloth.

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Why do they make you happy?

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Because they're really fuzzy.

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So fuzzy.

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What about their claws.

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Did you, do you like their toes
and their curved claws.

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I bet if they like grabbed on to my back
I bet they can each it.

264
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Yeah.

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Sloths.

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Nature's back scratchers.

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How did you learn about sloths?

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I'm actually doing an animal report
at my school about socks.

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Do you know what they eat?

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I'm pretty sure they eat like twigs.

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Flowers at.

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So they eat plants.

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I've seen what they eat. Like.

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Like peppers. Yeah.

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Did you see a,
have you seen this loss in real life. Yes.

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That's where I saw the peppers.

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Oh where did you see the sloth.

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Was it at the zoo? No.

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There was like an animal guy
coming into our class

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in like second grade,
and he brought a snake,

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schlong and a chinchilla.

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Whoa.

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In your class,
you had a sloth in your class.

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That's incredible.

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I can honestly say
no one ever brought a sloth to my school.

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Ever. When I was growing up.
And now I'm angry about it.

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We did have assemblies

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about bike safety, though.

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Where do they live?

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Most of their lives. Things.

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But trees.

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Sometimes they can swear and go oddly.

293
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Yes, they are good swimmers.

294
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That's right. I think a lot of people
don't know that about them.

295
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Yeah. I'm not.

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I wouldn't say they're fast swimmers,
but they're.

297
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They're good swimmers.
They can swim. Yeah.

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You know, Rob and I filmed a sloth
at our science museum not too long ago.

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And their keeper let us go into the cage,
into the enclosure with the sloth,

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and she got out some plants
for the sauce to eat.

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And I was so surprised at how fast

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the sloth could move when it wanted to,
because it kind of woke up.

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And then it reached out to get the
what was it feeding it?

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Rob, do you remember peppers?

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Peppers? Peppers. You're right Maggie.

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So it's feeding it peppers.

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And it would go
wherever those peppers were.

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It would go.

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And then the other thing,
what's interesting is that

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the sloth was super
interested in Rob's camera.

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It wanted to know what it was.

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So yeah, it that's hilarious.

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And I think maybe the microphone
on my camera too.

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So everywhere I went,
the sloth was just crawling after me,

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trying to grab my camera
and my microphone.

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Yeah, I mean, it's cool
to have a sloth coming at you, but

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the keeper warned us
that it actually has a really strong bite.

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So she told us to be careful because
loss of really, really strong teeth

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say that one day you wake up Maggie
and you've been turned into a sloth.

320
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What do you think would be the most
fun part about being a sloth?

321
00:15:29,061 --> 00:15:31,263
Getting to climb trees?

322
00:15:31,263 --> 00:15:34,266
Yeah, they're amazingly good climbers.

323
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I guess those hooked claws they have

324
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just do the do the perfect job.

325
00:15:39,939 --> 00:15:43,442
I think I read that
they even have their babies in trees.

326
00:15:43,442 --> 00:15:47,579
I mean, they hang out there,
they take naps hanging upside down.

327
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What do you think it'd be like to hang
upside down all the time?

328
00:15:49,682 --> 00:15:54,153
Maggie
I've done it before on a tree, and it hurt

329
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my to is like,
all the stuff that goes to your head.

330
00:16:00,559 --> 00:16:03,095
Yeah.
All the all the blood goes to your head.

331
00:16:03,095 --> 00:16:03,896
Yeah.

332
00:16:03,896 --> 00:16:06,865
We are not made for hanging upside down
like sloths are.

333
00:16:06,865 --> 00:16:08,634
Yeah, that's for sure.

334
00:16:08,634 --> 00:16:12,504
Well, Maggie, thank you for joining us
on the Happiest Animal Show.

335
00:16:13,439 --> 00:16:16,642
Thanks for having me on the podcast. Bye.

336
00:16:17,476 --> 00:16:20,312
I hear Maggie
is going to go get a donut with her dad.

337
00:16:20,312 --> 00:16:21,780
A Long John donut.

338
00:16:21,780 --> 00:16:23,882
I hope it's delicious.

339
00:16:23,882 --> 00:16:27,686
And now is the time
we have all been waiting for on pins

340
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and needles to find out the answer
to our animal joke of the day.

341
00:16:32,658 --> 00:16:35,394
What is a bunny's favorite type of music?

342
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Do you have your guesses?

343
00:16:38,597 --> 00:16:41,266
What's a bunny's favorite type of music?

344
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The answer is

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hip hop.

346
00:16:48,240 --> 00:16:50,376
Thanks so much for listening.

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And before we go, remember,
we live on a beautiful planet.

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So go out and find
what makes you happy today.

349
00:16:57,649 --> 00:17:00,185
Oh, hey,

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Grown-Ups, we know you're busy,
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00:17:07,893 --> 00:17:11,730
It is the best way for our podcast
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You can also follow us
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Animal Show, or check out
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355
00:17:18,737 --> 00:17:21,940
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356
00:17:22,141 --> 00:17:24,977
Visit Happiest Animal show.com.

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The Happiest Animal Show is created
by Laura Sams,

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Robert Sams, and Dave Cain
produced by Sisbro Studios, hosted

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and directed by Laura Sams and Robert
Sams, and written by Laura Sams.

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Robert Sams with story editor Dave Cain.

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And with only a little help
from our cat walking across the keyboard.

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Now let's talk music.

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Original music is written
and performed by zero time

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Grammy Award winning songwriters
Laura Sams and Robert Sams,

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except for the end credits music
which was written by Laura and Rob's

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grandma max, and the joke answer suspense
music was written by David Schultz.

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The theme song was written and performed

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by Laura and Rob
and mixed by Jason Wells of Audio Wells.

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Thanks for listening. You are the best.
