you know that without peeking. steve: sea world. [ laughter ] he s making a harming sound. brian: with his tusk? gretchen: i thought you were going with the wood pecker because we thought that was the big live pinocchio told. it was the wood pecker that came back to make his nose go back short. brian: right. because he evidently, pinocchio, went to the circus instead of school. steve: yeah. it was all about becoming a real boy and his nose grew because he told some lies. brian: steve, don t get us off track. steve: sound number two, ladies and gentlemen. (sound) aardvark. brian: flamingo. gretchen: toucan. brian: and the answer is? a whale. steve: killer whale? gretchen: we re learning is we re supposed to pick things in the water. steve: let s try the third one. what is this animal critter,
identify, because i have some experience s the wood pecker. steve: that or the dog. brian: i know when my dog is barking. but you consider a dog a wild animal? gretchen: yes. a dingo. brian: a dingo is a wild animal. steve: at mccauley library.org, they put 150,000 different animal sounds on-line. i went on-line this morning. you can actually listen to them. brian: what time did you get today to get on-line. steve: listen, i have a loft time on my hands. we re going to play the sound a. could be a bird, could actually be an insect. try to guess what they are. here, ladies and gentlemen, the first sound. we don t know the answer. (sound). gretchen: that s a wood peck er. brian: i m going to go wood pecker. steve: it sounds like somebody with a harm. walrus. brian: walrus? gretchen: come on, how would