1:03:03
...anything as hard as
a rock or a stone in their lives.
1:03:07
Where they live, there's only sand
and trees and grass and animals.
1:03:12
So their tools are made of
leather or bone or wood.
1:03:16
They never experience
anything harder than wood.
1:03:20
When they find food,
they eat it all at one sitting...
1:03:23
...so they have very
expandable stomachs.
1:03:27
When they sleep, their heads
never touch the ground...
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...because there are crawly things
in the sand that can get into their ears.
1:03:35
They dig their elbows into the soft sand
and use their shoulders as pillows.
1:03:53
The children have to have an intimate
understanding of the animals around them.
1:03:57
So the elders teach them,
in stereophonic sound yet.
1:04:02
But somehow the children manage
to listen to two teachers at once.
1:04:33
They are superb mimics,
and they feel a close affinity...
1:04:36
...with the animals who are
their neighbors and also their food.