Wild Kratts
The Arctic!
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The team lands in the Arctic and meets up with Nua.
The Wild Kratts team arrives in the Arctic and is greeted by Nua. Nua shows Martin and Chris where the narwhals are swimming. Martin and Chris jump into the cold water in their wet suits and start swimming with the narwhals, but notice that they are all hornless! They set out to find a horned Narwhal.
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Wild Kratts
The Arctic!
Clip | 2m 49sVideo has Closed Captions
The Wild Kratts team arrives in the Arctic and is greeted by Nua. Nua shows Martin and Chris where the narwhals are swimming. Martin and Chris jump into the cold water in their wet suits and start swimming with the narwhals, but notice that they are all hornless! They set out to find a horned Narwhal.
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Hi, Wild Kratts.
Hey, Nua.
It'’’s good to see you again.
Hi, Aviva.
Where are Martin and Chris?
MARTIN & CHRIS: Whoo-hoo!
(Crashing) Hey, Nua.
How'’’s it going?
I'’’m good, because the narwhals are right over there.
Look.
See any dorsal fins?
Nope, because narwhals don'’’t have them.
How about horns?
Not from here.
Let'’’s get in there and find out.
♪ A narwhal!
No horn.
Probably a female.
Yeah, since all males have them, but hardly any females do.
Oh, yeah, I know you know that.
I was just telling my brother over there.
That'’’d be me.
Take us to your pod.
Ha-ha!
Any sign of a horn?
Nope, just a lot of narwhals.
Well, we might be here a while.
A narwhal can hold his breath for 20 minutes.
That'’’s a lot longer than we can.
Let'’’s wait for them up top.
No horns yet, but check out how narwhals breathe.
Yeah, that'’’s a blowhole.
It'’’s cool how it works, huh?
When the narwhal surfaces, the blowhole opens.
Old air is pushed out.
CHRIS: Then new air is breathed in.
(Laughing) Blowholes blow me away.
(Laughing) Yeah, but where is that legendary narwhal horn?
BOTH: Whoa.
We'’’ve got to get to that horn.
Come on.
Pardon me.
Excuse me.
Coming through.
Need a little room here.
Coming through.
Excuse me.
Pardon me.
Whoa!
MARTIN: Unbelievable!
It does exist.
(Laughing) Told you.
The horned narwhal is... AVIVA: Increíble.
Incredible.
That horn is almost 10 feet long.
MARTIN: It'’’s almost as long as the entire body.
(Laughing)
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