And now it's time for Who Smarted!

Pseh!

P-T-Pants! Have you ever jumped on a trampoline?

Maybe it was at a backyard or an indoor trampoline park?

Or maybe you do gymnastics or you've been in a bouncy castle.

Well, right now, I'm actually in the great big state of Alaska, where some

native Alaskans, known as Inuits, are having me take part in one of their most honored traditions.

It's called Melukotak, which means blanket toss, and it celebrates the end of the whale hunting season.

As part of the celebration, they have someone known as a blanket dancer.

In this case, me stand on top of a circular walrus skin that's being held taught by several people called pullers.

When the pullers tug the walrus skin, it sends the blanket dancer, me, flying up into the air.

Whoa!

Blanket dancers can reach heights as high as 40 feet. That's like the fourth floor of a building.

Wee-hee! At one time, hunters did this to spot

animals that were far away. Technically, I'm supposed to be throwing candy down to the children

watching while I bounce, but I'm having a hard enough time just trying to land back on the skin. Did I mention they're tossing me really high?

Uh-oh, the wind's picking up.

It's blowing me sideways.

I don't think I'm going to land back on the...

I got you, trusty.

Thanks for catching me.

You sure are strong.

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