:32:00
Oh, man.
:32:02
Hethinksthey're godly.
:32:03
Whatwasthat?
:32:06
In his defense,
:32:07
every primitive culture
known to man deified them.
:32:10
AncientChina, Egypt,
Australia,Asia.
:32:11
Going back in history,
:32:13
crocodiles have been
moreworshipped thanJesus.
:32:15
Isthis supposed
to make us
:32:17
take him
more seriously?
:32:19
No, it's supposed to makeyou
understand him.
:32:22
He's a mythology professor.
:32:23
He believes
thatthey're divine conduits.
:32:25
And he can find them,
:32:27
sowe should try
to put upwith him.
:32:28
He's a fruitcake.
:32:31
We should get
some sleep.
:32:32
Yeah.
:32:34
Aah!
:32:36
Damn it!
:32:38
And he's a good trapper.
:32:39
[squawking noise]
:32:40
We can expect
a quick response
:32:42
ifhe hearsthat.
:33:05
Adultcrocswill move
on distressed hatchlings.
:33:06
Again, I don'tmean
to be annoying
:33:08
with myquestions
:33:10
but if
it is a crocodile,
:33:13
which I don'tthink
it is,
:33:15
and theydo chargethese
baby hatchling sounds,
:33:16
whywouldyou wantto be
underwateratthetime?
:33:18
Withyou,
itmakes sense.
:33:20
You see, Sheriff,
thething is,
:33:22
theydon't really
attack underwater.
:33:26
ThatWaltguy
got hit underwater.
:33:27
True.Theydon'tsee
thatwell underwater.
:33:28
They have nictitating
lenses on theireyes...
:33:30
Burke, stop here.
:33:32
- Now?
-Yeah.
:33:34
...You dive underwater
:33:36
and they probablywon't
be ableto seeyou.
:33:37
Wells: I hateto interrupt
butwe gotworkto do.
:33:39
Hey,we can talk ifwewant.
:33:40
Yeah,we can talk
ifwewant.
:33:42
Wouldyou mind putting down
the anchor?
:33:44
Waittill
we're down there
:33:46
beforeyou turn
thatthing on.
:33:47
Got it.
:33:53
Let's go, Hector.
:33:55
Good luck.
:33:57
I broughta porkchop
for luck.
:33:59
Maybeyou can hang it
aroundyou neck.