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02:20 Half a year younger, juvenile.
02:22 This one is young, they both go that way, they came out of the forest.
02:26 Let's go.
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03:01 Really, really impressive.
03:03 It's even bigger than I thought.
03:06 It's about 15-16 tonnes.
03:11 It's really, really big.
03:14 And yes, of course there are adults, the little one is right next door.
03:21 He's calm, he's already 2-3 tonnes.
03:25 He's as big as a current African rhinoceros.
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03:54 Luckily they didn't load me too much, because I could have been trampled.
04:12 With 5 tonnes per foot or hand, it would have caused damage.
04:20 But we can understand them, they are still small.
04:23 A small one by range, it takes years to raise them, maybe 15 years.
04:27 And so, they hold on to it like to the brim of their eyes.
04:32 It's normal, they do the same to me, in their place.
04:36 Wow.
04:43 The mother is still breastfeeding the little one, yet he is really, really big.
04:49 It means that he is really, really late.
04:52 The father and the mother are eating leaves.
04:56 They eat from the same tree.
04:58 No selective feeding, they take what is most nutritious.
05:02 Anyway, to feed an animal this huge,
05:06 it would take 800 kilos, maybe a tonne of leaves per day.
05:11 We see that they only select leaves and fruit.
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05:17 The little one is not far from being opened.
05:27 We have to drop a leaf for him to eat.
05:31 We will soon put him at the door.
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05:45 It's hard to miss that.
05:49 Well, it's really on the scale of their producer.
05:57 Practically nothing degraded.
05:59 Practically nothing degraded.
06:01 They have a very, very bad yield.
06:03 It's really not profitable as digestion.
06:09 These animals had to eat all the time, all the time, all the time.
06:12 And inevitably, with their body and their needs,
06:16 they had to move a forest back very, very quickly.
06:18 The Baluchite therefore had huge food needs.
06:23 Feeding was an essential concern for him.
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06:59 Thanks to their size, the Baluchites have dominated Asia for nearly 15 million years.
07:16 Even the crocodiles, the biggest predators of the time, could not attack adults.
07:23 But like the Titanoboa, they too eventually died.
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