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Good. Now, today....
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Today l was going to talk about...
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...the largest of mammals: whales.
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Do you know anything
about whales?
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Huh?
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Whales are, without doubt...
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...the highest form
to which nature has aspired.
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Now, you take
the sulfur-bottomed whale...
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...the most powerful animal
in existence.
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Now, you take its mating habits.
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lts mating is marvelous.
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There's no other word for it.
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The male...
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...starts his titillation...
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...by blowing glorious clouds
of spray.
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He then pounds the water
with his tail near to the female...
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...who waits with patient lust...
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...on the ocean's surface.
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He then dives deep
and soars up out of the water...
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...huge, vast, enormous...
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...and crashes back
with thundering flukes...
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...churning the water into spray,
pounding at the water.
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-You have a question?
-Yes, what about rats?
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l beg your pardon?
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This is interesting about whales,
but what about rats?
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-What about rats?
-Do you know anything about them?
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Rodents are entirely different.
Now, to return--
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-What do you mean?
-What?
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How are they different?
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l'll deal with them in the next series.
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There's nothing about them to like.
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Why are they disgusting, sir?
l mean, do they have bad habits?
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-Everything about them is--
-Cigarette, sir?
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Why...
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...thank you, corporal.
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Take a couple, sir.
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l'm sure you'll need them if you're
gonna go into rats in detail.
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Well....
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Right. Now....