:15:04
ln these woods, red squlrrels feed
malnly on nuts such as the hazel.
:15:09
With practice, they can split
the shell ln two with one bite.
:15:17
Their rear paws are stronger
and longer than the frontt ones.
:15:21
So squlrrels always
come down trees head first...
:15:25
...bearing theirweight on
the sharp claws of their rear paws.
:15:32
Their lightness allows them to
reach the upperbranches...
:15:37
...using theirtall
ln order to keep their balance.
:15:41
During the mating season...
:15:43
...the male defends its territory
from other males.
:15:47
One male defeats another
by means of aggressive pursuit.
:15:52
The domlnant male,
normally the more mascullne...
:15:56
...expels the lntruder
during a skirmish.
:16:00
The worst that can happen is
the loss of the tip of the tall.
:16:14
Eli, breathe with me.
:16:18
They can be cunnlng,
meek and light...
:16:21
...llke flles.
:16:23
They can also be llars and shy...
:16:26
...but strategic and sinuous...
:16:28
...and capable of weavlng
clever plots behlnd man's back.
:16:35
l'm Lisa, your amnesiac friend,
remember?
:16:55
Elisa Matximbarrena, please.
:16:58
The consultant wahts to see you.
Follow me.