English transcript
I'm gonna tell you a little secret. If I take
a dolphin and I slow it down... It sounds like
a monkey. If I take a chimpanzee... And I speed
it up... Sounds like a mouse. If I take a mouse,
slow it down... It sounds like a seagull. If
I take a seagull... And slow the seagull down...
Sounds like a gorilla or a whale. If I take
a whale... And we speed the whale up... Sounds
like birds. Here's some cows, sped up. They
sound like puppies. If we slow crickets down...
We're back at birds. Information is transmitted
via waves. We can see that, we can hear that.
The fundamental is the carrier wave. The harmonics
differentiate my voice from a singer. Whales
communicate below our hearing, so we have to
speed it up to hear it. Our hearing is right
here, and above it... Freakin' bats. I love
Halloween. Freakin' bats, and whales, and dolphins
use higher frequencies to see. They bounce the
waves off to get an image. Everything is connected
this way. Grizzly bears even sound like humans.
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