No One Can Escape The Gila Monster

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00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]

00:03 Gila monsters are diurnal animals.

00:09 They usually hunt in the morning.

00:11 These reptiles choose to come out during the day

00:13 if the weather is not very cold.

00:16 And when they do go out, they do not want to be disturbed.

00:20 If they sense danger, they will stand their ground

00:23 and fight back.

00:25 For instance, this Gila monster got

00:27 spotted roaming the plains in broad daylight.

00:30 This one's got a full tail.

00:31 And when he was approached, he started showing signs of anger.

00:35 It is very close to the bandit.

00:36 All right, calm down.

00:37 Gila monsters are solitary animals,

00:44 and they want no friends, even from their kind.

00:47 Sometimes, two Gila monsters get in the way of each other,

00:51 which makes them both aggressive.

00:57 These two Gila monsters engaged in a fight.

00:59 Both reptiles have the same fighting techniques.

01:08 They use their heads and torso to subdue each other.

01:11 The winner is usually the one who

01:12 can repeatedly force his opponent down

01:14 into an inferior position.

01:16 [MUSIC PLAYING]

01:19 This Gila monster caught himself a rabbit,

01:31 a nice meal for a reptile.

01:32 He instantly started devouring the whole of its prey.

01:39 The Gila monster is one of the small number

01:41 of venomous reptiles.

01:43 It can bite quickly and hold on tenaciously.

01:46 Rather than injecting venom through hollow fangs,

01:54 Gilas have enlarged, grooved teeth in their lower jaw.

01:57 When they bite, their powerful jaws

01:59 send the venom in through capillary action

02:02 along the grooves in their teeth.

02:03 In the middle of this bushy forest,

02:07 a fight occurred between a squirrel and a Gila monster.

02:09 [SQUIRREL SQUEAKING]

02:13 Oh, oh, he's following it again.

02:14 He's following it again.

02:15 The squirrel saw an opportunity to get

02:17 himself a fair deal of meat.

02:19 Each of the two animals has its fighting skills.

02:25 The Gila monster is no match for the squirrel's speed,

02:28 so swift attacks can be an advantage for the rodent.

02:30 [SQUIRREL SQUEAKING]

02:33 Scratching in the face.

02:35 But if the reptile manages to hold a bite on the squirrel,

02:38 that would be its end.

02:41 [SQUIRREL SQUEAKING]

02:44 (animals calling)

02:47 (whooshing)

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