Oh yeah.

It just might be an Oscillot.

Paw width, two inches.

Individual toe pads are almost and inch.

So this could either be an adult female or a juvenile male.

The tracks head that way.

Martin: We'll let you know when we find him or her.

Chris: Let's go!

Manuel: Good luck, bye!

Chris: On course, 12 o'clock straight ahead, like she's or he's going somewhere.

Martin: Ooh, that's a neat track.

Gotta see who's making these tracks.

Hmm, (gasps) a roadrunner!

So these tracks belong to a roadrunner.

Oh, you might be my favorite bird.

Wow, oh, hey, where's he going?

Spotted a lizard!

Got it!

Whoa, that is some deadly creature speed.

Martin: What do you see?

My bro got that far?

Oh, and he's still tracking.

I gotta get going, but he's far!

And I don't have a horse, how am I gonna catch up?

Oh, yes, I think you can help.

Chris: Look at this, Martin.

The tracks make a circle around this saguaro cactus and straight on again.

Looks like this ocelot, whether boy or girl, is on a mission, going some place.

So we've got to keep our eyes on these tracks.

Don't want to miss anything.

Martin: Yeah, you've got the power to get me across the desert fast.

Insert Roadrunner Power Disc.

Touch roadrunner.

Activate roadrunner powers!

(whooshing) (frantic music) ♪♪♪ Chris: Hey, thanks for being so quiet while we track the cat, Martin, you haven't said a thing.

Martin: Uh-- Chris: It's a little strange, but it kept me focused.

Martin: Oh, yeah, sure, no problem.

Yeah, uh, me too, focused on creature tracks, right?

Chris: This ocelot is focused too, really focused on going somewhere in particular.

Aviva: Hey, bros, spotted the ocelot yet?

Chris: Not yet, still tracking.

Martin: Aviva, how's the disc going?

Aviva: Getting close.

Let me know when you find that wild cat.

See ya.

Chris: Okay, steps to the side to check something out.

But then keeps heading due north.

Martin: Let's keep tracking.

Chris: All right, hey, what are these tracks?