:53:00
He then dives deep
and soars up out of the water...
:53:04
...huge, vast, enormous...
:53:07
...and crashes back
with thundering flukes...
:53:09
...churning the water into spray,
pounding at the water.
:53:13
-You have a question?
-Yes, what about rats?
:53:16
l beg your pardon?
:53:18
This is interesting about whales,
but what about rats?
:53:22
-What about rats?
-Do you know anything about them?
:53:26
Rodents are entirely different.
Now, to return--
:53:29
-What do you mean?
-What?
:53:31
How are they different?
:53:33
l'll deal with them in the next series.
:53:35
There's nothing about them to like.
:53:38
Why are they disgusting, sir?
l mean, do they have bad habits?
:53:41
-Everything about them is--
-Cigarette, sir?
:53:47
Why...
:53:48
...thank you, corporal.
:53:52
Take a couple, sir.
:53:54
l'm sure you'll need them if you're
gonna go into rats in detail.
:53:58
Well....
:53:59
Right. Now....
:54:01
So, gentlemen, the female can have
up to 12 litters a year...
:54:06
...and anything up to 14 per litter.
:54:08
The young being born blind
and helpless 22 days.
:54:13
Twenty-two days, gentlemen,
after contact.
:54:17
The young open their eyes
in two weeks...
:54:20
...and they become sexually active
in two months.
:54:22
-Holy cow!
-Know what that means?
:54:24
That means in six months, we're
gonna be knee-deep in tikas.
:54:29
Holy cow.
:54:30
On the other hand, they do have
some rather nasty habits.
:54:33
Number one: They're cannibals.
:54:35
Number two: They'll fight
if left to their own devices.
:54:38
But on the credit side,
they'll eat anything.
:54:41
l repeat, anything, dead or alive.
:54:43
Which means we got no
logistics problem.
:54:49
l got another one.
:54:51
While you jokers are talking,
l'm out doing.
:54:54
-lt's the right mate too.
-How do you know?
:54:56
-l looked.
-Well, what are we waiting for?
:54:59
Tex, Dino, keep lookout.