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WATCH ALONG | CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO | 2x2 | Planet of Giants: Dangerous Journey
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Comments
Britany Felix
1. Thank you for doing rescue work... especially for an animal that I would imagine gets often overlooked and misunderstood. 2. I think I'm going to need to see pictures or they need to make an appearance on one of the Zoom calls at some point. lol
Malcolm Wolf
I tend to have two Rat reaction watch partners who help with popcorn eating when I watch your videos. I do rescue work usually involving Rats, so I cannot resist info dumping sometimes.
Britany Felix
Thank you! That was as adorable as I'd imagined. lol
Malcolm Wolf
There you go https://youtu.be/78PfGQbL-g0
Britany Felix
Yeah, I really liked the attention to detail in this story. Both in terms of the set pieces and the explanations. Also, now I REALLY need to somehow hear the sound of rats giggling. lol
Malcolm Wolf
One of the mandates of Doctor Who was to be as scientifically accurate as possible, where some shows could be used as a teaching aid for teachers. I feel it is a nice touch that they talked about how sound would be different depending on the size. I'm reminded of a recent project called "deep squeak" that monitors lab rats' chirps and squeaks that are outside of the normal human range of hearing to monitor their stress levels. They also discovered that Rats "giggle" when tickled and played with.
