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New beast hunter Imoto! Australia's new beast special!
Hello! Hello! Hello! I'm Imoto!
I'm now in Australia's Cairns!
Well, where am I now?
Now, let's find Imoto!
It's a tree! A tree on the right!
Imoto!
I was late! I was late!
Now, now, now!
For Australia, there are three highlights.
First of all, there is the desert and the sea.
Australia is a huge continent.
And then, another one is the ancient island of Tasmania.
Furthermore, there is an island called Christmas Island in the far west of Kondo.
With this island, a phenomenon that only happens once a year is about to happen.
I would like to talk about this phenomenon with you.
Let's go!
Now, the first page of the Australian Desert and Sea Museum is...
"Elimakit Kage".
Everyone, look at this!
This is Elimakit Kage!
Elimakit Kage, the great name of the desert and sea.
He spreads his neck and runs on two legs.
Two years before his sister's birth, he caused a huge boom in 1984.
It's opened! It's opened! It's opened!
Wow! It's opened! It's opened!
It's big!
The trademark collar opens when threatening an enemy.
Also, if you spread it on a hot day, you can lower your body temperature.
Now, let's see his legendary running!
Now, I will chase after him and...
Elimakit Kage!
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
Elimakit Kage!
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
Here it is!
This is Elimakit Kage's double race running!
Actually, Elimakit Kage rarely runs.
He lives in a jungle of nectarines.
Normally, if there is an enemy, he will climb a tree and run away.
In other words, two-speed driving is the ultimate way to get out of trouble when there are enemies but there are no trees around.
When I think about it, it is certainly essential.
Thank you very much. Let's say goodbye later.
Do you hate me that much?
In Australia, which is the stage of this journey,
there are many unique species in the world,
including Erymactes gecko.
That was 200 million years ago.
The world was one continent called Pangaea Continent.
It changed its location and moved to create the world we know today.
In Australia, at an extremely early stage,
only very limited carnivores were brought up and separated.
For that reason, Erymactes gecko was born in a completely different evolution from other areas.
Its representative species is koala.
However, it is too beta,
so today we will report on koala's favorite species, Eucalyptus.
This is Eucalyptus tree, native to Australia.
In fact, it has a surprising ecosystem.
In Australia, where we often visit, there is a mountain called Kajittal.
That leaf is actually Eucalyptus.
That's right. Eucalyptus is a plant that controls the tree itself.
In fact, Eucalyptus leaves contain a lot of oil.
Have you ever heard of Eucalyptus oil?
Yes, we have.
Eucalyptus makes that oil evaporate from the leaves more and more.
As a result, the forest is full of greenhouse gases.
And on days when the temperature exceeds 40 degrees, it naturally erupts and causes a mountain fire.
But why does Eucalyptus do this?
By burning it, it nourishes itself.
It's like a barbeque farm.
It makes a barbeque by itself.
Yes, Eucalyptus burns the forest and grows as nutrients.
But if a fire breaks out, Eucalyptus will die.
That's not true.
Look at this.
Eucalyptus is burning, but its core is not burning.
That's why Eucalyptus continues to live no matter how many times it burns.
Look, there are leaves on top of it.
Eucalyptus has a great vitality.
When you enter the Eucalyptus Forest, please pay with your own money.
While walking in the Eucalyptus Forest...
I found something I'm good at.
In order not to be found at once, I found creatures crawling on plants.
There are two Eucalyptus in this forest.
Do you know what it is?
Then, let's find Eucalyptus!
It's Eucalyptus!
Here's the correct answer!
The first one is this insect crawling on curry leaves.
Here's the other one.
It's hiding in the branches.
The one crawling on curry leaves is Eucalyptus.
It looks like a swordfish.
Not only does it crawl, but it also protects itself from enemies with thorns covering its entire body.
Here's the other one.
This is Eucalyptus.
Look at it!
It's a giant Eucalyptus.
It's the world's largest insect and can reach up to 50 centimeters in length.
If you take it in your hand...
You threaten your opponent with wings!
But you can't fly with these wings...
You can easily catch them!
It's a little funny, isn't it?
Ouch, ouch, ouch!
And there's a huge insect!
What is it?
It's a cockroach!
And it's the biggest cockroach in the world!
Armored Mogura Cockroach
In Japanese food shops...
In a set of osunesu...
More than 30,000 people trade it for a treasured insect!
It's the biggest cockroach in the world!
You can't catch it like Japanese cockroaches...
Because it's only for land...
They eat it and live on it...
So it's probably not a special image...
It's a huge reaction!
It's a cute Armored Mogura Cockroach!
It's a cockroach!
Ouch, ouch, ouch!
It's a huge reaction!
In this way, Australia explores huge creatures!
Next, on an island floating in the southeast, Tasmania...
They investigate surprising huge creatures!
Hello! Hello, hello!
I'm Imoto!
Right now, I'm in Tasmania, Australia!
Well, where am I right now?
So, once again, they look for Imoto!
There are about four people lined up on the left...
It's here!
It's here! It's here!
The answer is Tasmania's popular product...
Rainwater!
Tasmania Island is said to be the most air-clean place in the world...
Rainwater that is not polluted is famous for being delicious and is on sale!
It's delicious! It's so good!
Australia explores huge creatures on Tasmania Island!
First, huge creatures underwater!
Ouch, ouch, ouch! It's here! It's here!
Do you see it? Can you see it?
It was there!
The world's largest freshwater crustacean, Tasmanian Ozaringer!
Hold it with a stick and put it in the net!
OK, it's in! How is it?
OK, it's in!
It's out! It's out!
It's huge!
Tasmanian Ozaringers live extremely long, up to 40 years.
As they continue to grow, their body length can reach up to 90 centimeters!
OK, the next huge creature is from the sea!
I'm going to use my fishing handle.
I've caught a big one for you!
It's coming! It's coming!
When you pull up the net from the sea...
It's in! It's in! It's in!
It's huge!
It's in!
Look at its claws!
Wow!
This is the world's largest crab, the Giant Tasmanian Crab.
It lives in the deep sea of 200 meters, and eats shellfish with its proud claws.
It weighs 6.5 kilograms and is very heavy.
Let's find out which one is stronger, the world's largest crab or the power of scissors?
In the blue corner, it is 50 centimeters in length and weighs 1.45 kilograms, the Tasmanian Crab!
In the red corner, it is 80 centimeters in length and weighs 6.5 kilograms, the Giant Tasmanian Crab!
Let's measure it!
Tasmanian Crab is leading!
Go! Go! Go for it!
How much does it weigh?
The record is 28.3 kilograms!
The result is 28.3 kilograms!
It is comparable to a 6th grade boy!
If it is sandwiched, it may break your finger.
On the other hand, the Giant Tasmanian Crab!
The other team's player also sang quite high notes.
How about you?
Honestly, it's dry and very strong.
Hurry up and give it to me!
Wow!
And we witnessed an unbelievable number!
Go!
It's kind of wet, but the back of my hand is...
Wow!
The record is...
349.6 kilograms!
It's really strong!
It burns 300 kilograms of strength!
It is three times that of a professional wrestler who crushes an apple!
It is also comparable to the power of a lion!
Yeah!
You win!
Australia's Shinjyūzukan Special!
Next up is the only one here,
"Popular favorite drink best 3"!
Starting in 3rd place!
The key to my heart
broke and ran away
Where is it now?
Give me back what you stole!
Where is it now?
Give me back what you stole!
Where is it now?
Give me back what you stole!
Where is it now?
Give me back what you stole!
Where is it now?
Give me back what you stole!
Cute! Cute!
I got you! I got you!
I got you!
Zungri Mukkuri Wombat
As it is not good at adjusting temperature,
it digs soil with sharp claws.
In summer, it is cool.
In winter, it lives in a warm hole.
And this Wombat,
like kangaroos, is a eutair.
So it has a bag.
When it digs a hole,
it has an idea
to prevent sand from getting in.
What do you think it is?
The correct answer is
it has a bag upside down.
In normal eutairs like kangaroos,
the bag is facing up,
but Wombat is facing down.
In this case,
even if it digs a hole,
sand won't get in.
And Wombat is hot.
In summer, it is cool.
Wombat has a tendency
to follow moving objects.
It follows moving objects.
Look at it.
It is coming.
It is not cautious at all.
No matter what the opponent is,
it keeps chasing moving objects.
Wow, they keep chasing me.
Now, Australia's second most popular property is...
Wow, what's inside?
What's that? Isn't that a duck's beak?
Yes, a duck's beak is also a rare sight only in Australia.
It looks like it's attached to various things.
And it's a duck's face, right? It also has a beak.
That's right. A duck's beak is shortened and it's a duck's beak.
It looks very interesting, but its sex is also very interesting.
Can I give you a quiz?
What species do you think this duck's beak belongs to?
I don't know.
That's right.
I don't know.
What's rare about it is...
I didn't think you'd like it.
It's a mammal, but it lays eggs and gives birth to children and raises children.
I don't know.
That's the sex it has.
A duck's beak is used by birds, reptiles, and mammals that are in a halfway position.
It has water in its hands, and it seems like it's good at swimming, but it can't open its eyes in water.
It's this huge beak that's active in water.
It's like a little shrimp or insect that becomes food.
It's capable of catching medical currents.
Australia's most popular property, number one is...
Look, look, it's in this hole.
It's here.
It's a chameleon.
It has a face and a liver, but it's so cute.
This is how they spend their day, going into holes like this.
Tasmanian devils are carnivorous carnivores that can only be seen on this island.
Their height is less than one metre,
but in Tasmania where there are no large mammals, they are at the top of the ecosystem.
Do you know why Tasmanian devils are called devils?
At first glance, they look like dogs and are super cute.
But at night, they transform.
That night...
A wild animal shouts in the jungle.
As it gets closer, it devours the kangaroos.
This is how Tasmanian devils wake up at night.
It eats like it's raging.
Despite their small size, their bite power is very strong.
It's five times that of a dog and weighs more than 150kg.
It eats the dead animals of its favorite species.
When the first person who discovered it saw this hellish sight,
he was named a devil.
I can't do it anymore. I'm sorry. It's coming out of my eyes.
I might really get eaten.
In that case, let's heal our tired hearts.
Wow, it's so refreshing.
We've come to Australia's deepest cave,
Mole Creek Cave.
Wow, I'm getting excited. I feel like I'm exploring.
If you take one step further, you'll find a world that's isolated from the outside world.
It's said that there's a wonderful view inside of this cave.
I can see drops of water dripping from above.
This water drop takes a long time to create and is called a "transport stone".
It takes about 70 years for it to grow by 1cm.
It's kind of shiny.
What looks shiny is the carbon dioxide calcium crystal.
But the cave is interesting.
And we've arrived at the eye-catching view point.
Can you turn off the lights for a second?
I'm going to go see it now.
It's beautiful!
The ceiling is shining so much!
Can you see it, everyone?
Can you see it?
You can't see it at all, can you?
You can see it well in your sister's eyes, but you can't see it in the video camera.
Let's take a look at it in high-definition photos.
It's shining so much up there. It's really blue.
Can you see it? It's up there.
Everyone, but what this shiny thing is...
It's called a "soil bottle" and it's a larva.
Larvae usually emit light and shine like this.
Soil bottle larvae attract insects that become prey in this light.
How about it, everyone?
Is it logical?
I see. I'll turn off the lights.
Now, we're on our journey back to Australia's capital, Peyans.
Here we have Australia's strongest animal!
- Here it is! Ta-da! - Here it is!
- It's a hawk! - It's a hawk!
Oh, it's so strong!
This time, it's Australia!
Crocodiles are very popular, so I'd like to work with this hawk as a hawker!
- Thank you for having me. - Thank you for having me.
- I'm Daisy Corey. - No, no, no.
Australia's top-class hawker, Ms. Corey, will be guiding us on our journey.
Daisy Corey is known for her life-and-death performances!
Next time! Yay!
By the way, Tori-san, will you bite it?
I will!
What if it flies away? Will you be fine?
Dangerous! It's really dangerous, isn't it? Sometimes...
Oh, "sometimes"! That's dangerous!
That's dangerous! "sometimes"! No, no!
Goodbye!
It's not "sometimes"!
Ant User's Beginner's Edition!
First up is the classic "feeding ant"!
The goal of this game is to lure the ant with food, make it rampage, and solve its lack of exercise!
Here is the person who will feed the ant!
Hey! He's a monster!
The strongest in Australia! The world's largest ant!
The "millie ant"!
Its personality is extremely violent and its body length is more than 5 meters!
Wow! It's really violent!
Listen up! If the ant comes up, please stop filming and run outside of the cage!
It's really dangerous!
It's okay!
The most accidents caused by the ant are caused by this "feeding ant"!
The ant is surprisingly agile and jumps first!
Sometimes it suddenly jumps out of the pond!
While carefully measuring the distance with the ant, you have to make it exercise!
Is it okay?
It's okay!
It's scared and approaches its opponent!
It's really scary!
The "feeding ant" starts!
Come on!
Yeah!
Come on!
Yeah!
Alright! I lost!
The ant and the antess are full of instincts!
They both sweat a lot!
Yeah! I'm thirsty! I'm thirsty!
Next up is episode 19, "As Captured by Crocodiles".
They read the crocodile's movements in the water and catch it with their hands. It's a difficult task.
Okay, let's go.
No, no.
Wait, what should I do? Should I just go in?
Won't a crocodile come and attack me?
It's my first time seeing a crocodile in water.
It's here.
No, it was here just now. I saw it just now.
This is probably a bad sign.
In the pond is an alligator weighing 1.5 meters and weighing 60 kilograms.
They work together with Corey to capture it.
It's really far away, but it's there! It's there!
There?
It's there! It's really close! It's really close! It's here! It's here! It's here!
However, when they approached it, it went into the mud and disappeared.
It's moving!
No, it's not!
It's not moving!
Where? Where? Where?
I don't know! I don't know!
Really! Oh my gosh! Stop it!
It's dangerous! It's dangerous!
I don't know! I don't know!
And Corey, who doesn't know anything about life, went into the muddy pond.
Hey! Hey! Corey!
Corey! Corey!
It's here! It's here! It's here! It's here!
I got you! I got you!
No! No! No!
It's here! It's here! It's here!
No! No! No!
It's here! It's here!
They managed to suppress it and manage to control the rampaging alligator.
Oh, I got you!
I got you!
Ready, set...
Yes!
This is amazing!
They succeeded in capturing it!
But it's not as painful as I thought it would be!
I thought it would be more painful in the claws and so on, but...
It's really soft, the skin!
It's really soft!
On the contrary, the tail is harder!
Ouch! Ouch!
They were able to fully interact with the alligators and cleared the advanced level as well!
Well done!
But it's a little...
It's good!
I felt like I was one step closer to him!
But it was really fun just now!
I wonder what it is?
Now, Australia has come to Melbourne!
That is, here in Australia,
I would like to introduce you to an activity that is in fashion right now!
What kind of activity is it?
Ah!
Wow!
It's gone!
What the girls saw were men running through the city in style!
It's super dangerous, but look!
Close it up!
Is it an activity?
What do you think?
Isn't it cool?
It was really cool!
Super bravo!
Isn't it cool?
This is parkour!
The art of movement, parkour!
Using various acrobats,
they run through the city beautifully and in a flash!
The young people of Australia now long for history sports as well!
It's scary, but it's really cool!
I really want to get this and show you how cool it is!
As you can see, it's pretty dangerous!
Beginners usually break their bones,
but you seem to be a famous mechanical gymnastics athlete, so you'll manage!
Wait a minute!
Who told you that?
Who told you that you're a mechanical gymnastics athlete?
You've never done mechanical gymnastics, have you?
I've only done it a little bit faster, though!
When I was in high school, they always told me not to do it!
Even when I was a kid, I was the fastest in mechanical gymnastics in Japan!
It's dangerous for amateurs, so you can't do it!
See! I told you I'm an amateur!
I did it!
My heart rate is going up completely!
Going up?
I'm not a famous mechanical gymnastics athlete in Japan!
Before running through the city,
first, learn the basics!
We came to a parkour-only training gym!
Let's meet the stuntmen!
15 students are practicing right now.
Before we start, let's start with the basics.
Get into the rhythm.
Parkour with injuries.
No jokes or laughter.
Serious training continues.
And 30 minutes later, the final test to get out of the city.
Can you jump down from that window?
- Over there? - No!
But that doesn't have anything to do with technology, does it?
The most important thing is the courage to do the basics you just learned in any environment.
I see.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Okay! - Okay!
Now, let's start the graduation exam!
One, two...
Wow!
I was so surprised!
Now, they have the courage!
Finally, they're going out into the city to show off their moving art, parkour!
First, the teachers' examples.
First, they jump over a fence that is 2.5 meters high.
With top speed, they go to the bridge.
With a roll, they gain momentum and climb up a wall that is 2.5 meters high with an arm jump!
Wow!
That's amazing!
Okay, let's go!
Music, start!
Let's go!
Finally, the performance starts!
Oh, the beat is cool!
Smoother, faster...
This is moving art, parkour!
Fast roll along with landing! Speed doesn't drop at all!
And finally, climax! Climb the wall! Climb beautifully like a ninja!
Wow!
But it's a fail! The performance is a failure!
My eyes are closed!
Let's do it one more time!
Music, start!
This time, do your best and look cool!
[Music]
So far, so good!
[Music]
The final hurdle, wall climb!
Climb up and complete the performance!
[Music]
Hang in there!
Ouch!
You can do it! You can do it!
Wow, that's amazing!
That's amazing!
Wow, that's amazing!
It's not enough for today's art level,
but they managed to complete the parkour!
Yeah!
We crossed the wall!
Parkour is the best!
Parkour is the best! Parkour is the best!
Parkour is the best!
They finally reach the climax of their journey around the world!
The last one is 1,600 kilometers away from the Australian continent!
They will definitely go to a Christmas park!
Yeah!
We're finally here!
It's a Christmas island!
Here, you can only see this mysterious phenomenon once a year!
We're here to see "Red Migration"!
Red Migration is a strange phenomenon that occurs once a year,
in the beginning of summer and end of autumn,
when the beach is dyed red!
The island's guide, Mr. Bird, will show us around!
You came at a good time!
According to the report, "Red Migration" will occur early in the morning tomorrow!
OK, we're here!
I'm so excited! Even if it's tomorrow!
They headed into the forest!
There's a criminal who dyes the beach red here!
Oh, there he is!
It's him! It's him! It's him!
This red guy!
It's him! Red crab! Red crab!
Even if you say "red crab" or "crab",
they're still in the forest!
The mysterious phenomenon "Red Migration" is caused by these red crabs!
They usually eat buds of trees and fallen leaves,
and live in the forest!
I caught it!
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! I caught it!
Wow! It's got a lot of eggs!
Look at it!
It's here! It's here!
In order to lay these eggs, they cross the road and aim for the sea.
So are they also heading for the sea?
That's right! Do you want to follow them?
As the crabs aiming for the sea join up, the red line stretches out.
So the crabs know that there is a sea and are all heading in the same direction.
The road to the sea is only 500 meters,
and for the crabs, it's a dangerous journey that can take up to five days.
The biggest obstacle is the road that goes through the forest.
Whoa! That was close!
Not only do they not reach the sea, but they also lose their lives.
That's why, on Christmas Island, they are making various plans to reduce the number of crabs that will be sacrificed.
Here you go!
Before leaving the road, there is a wall like this.
On roads with a lot of traffic, walls like this are made so that crabs cannot enter.
This is to lead the crabs to a certain place.
Look at this!
Under the asphalt like this, there is a tunnel.
If you do this, even if a car comes and passes, the crabs won't be pulled.
Wow!
The crabs can cross over there safely.
If you go towards the sea...
Look at this!
Most of them are tunnel cities.
- Wow! - Amazing!
When 100 million crabs gather on the beach, a shocking red migration occurs.
I definitely want to see it. I'm aiming for it.
Crabs begin to lay eggs when they reach full growth.
They wait for that moment in the tent.
If we do like this, we won't even notice the crabs and the price will go up.
It's 2 a.m. and the eggs are full.
Are there many crabs that we can eat?
Huh?
It's not red at all.
There are a few crabs that are laying eggs.
But it's not as good as we imagined.
I wonder if the timing is difficult.
Actually, the trigger of the red migration is rain.
But recently, despite the rainy season, it hardly rained.
Therefore, it seems that there were many crabs that didn't leave the forest.
This year's red migration is unexpected.
Every year, as you can see,
many large groups gather on the beach and paint the white sandy beach red.
The climax of the journey comes to an end with no closure.
Can I say something?
By the way, did you know why it's called "Christmas Island"?
Actually, it's called "Christmas Island" because it was discovered on Christmas.
But you must have been wondering why it's called "Christmas Island".
That's right.
That's all for "Christmas Island".
I, Imoto, a real-life hunter, will do my best, too!