:05:00
Here you go.
:05:03
Thanks.
:05:04
So you know Mark is going to
work with the State Department now.
:05:06
What do you do, Mark?
:05:07
lt's international relation most.
:05:10
Somethings like that.
:05:13
l'll get her.
:05:17
You guys...
You guys have a little chat.
:05:22
He's a great guy.
:05:25
So what are you working on now?
:05:26
Raptors mostly.
:05:28
My favourite.
:05:30
Do you remember the sounds
they made?
:05:34
l try not.
:05:35
Ellie,
:05:36
all the theories are about
raptors intelligence,
:05:37
what are they capable of?
:05:39
We work even close.
:05:41
Tell me.
:05:41
We did plenty of scan
on the raptors skeleton.
:05:43
We find out it looks like a very
sophisticated resonating chamber.
:05:47
Wait a second.
So we were right?
:05:49
l mean they had even living vocalise.
:05:50
l'm convince they had the
key of social intelligence.
:05:52
Which explains why they work
together as a team.
:05:54
And co-ordinate they attacks.
:05:56
And they probably know
what is going on.
:05:57
They could talk to each other.
:05:59
To agree, we could never imagine.
:06:01
Ellie, they were smart.
:06:03
They were smarter than
dolphins or whales.
:06:06
They were smarter than primates.
:06:15
l just want to say l'll be ready
to help with anything.
:06:18
Someday if you want to ask,
you can call me.
:06:22
Anything. Anytime.
:06:24
Sure.
:06:30
You're still the best.
:06:31
l mean it.
:06:35
The last in my breed.
:06:45
So the basic study about the
interior chamber,
:06:47
and most of these specimens.
:06:49
They begin to determine
the exciting color relation
:06:51
between the upper-pales
and the leerings.
:06:54
This lead us theorise the raptors.
:06:58
Which are capable of
sophisticated vocalizations