Chris: Check it out.

See the nails?

They're like little dog-like tracks.

Well let's hope they're dog-like and not actual dog tracks.

That way, they might be tracks of the dhole.

Looks like a lot of tracks Chris: and from lots of different individuals.

A pack of tracks.

That could point to dholes.

C'mon.

Let's follow them and find out.

Hmmm.

(rustling) Martin: Do you hear something?

By the rock!

What's that?

A baby rabbit?

A wild cat kitten?

It's.

It's.

Some kind of little pup?

Both: Could it be?

A baby dhole!

Oh ho.

It must be.

Yeah and you look dog-like, but different.

Kind of a dog and kind of not, so, you must be a dhole Oh yeah.

One thing's for sure, I'm going to name you, Little Red.

(rustling) Uh I think we have our answer on the dhole question.

She's definitely a dhole pup because there's her mom!

Chris: Hi Momma dhole.

Wow that's a dhole.

Oh ho, an amazing new animal for my life list.

Chris: The dhole.

Cuon alpinus.

Martin: Really kind of small and a little long.

Looks kind of like a mix between a weasel and a dog.

And totally fearless.

(whistling) Where you going?

And why the hurry?

(growling) Uh I don't think Mom is too happy with us.

We don't want to hurt your pup.

Both: Ah!