Okay, this episode is just a personal favorite of mine.

It's where we said goodbye to Malanky, the baby Sasquatch, and where I got introduced to my own Malenki,

a crow that started visiting and, of course, started feeding.

So in this episode we're revisiting, it's the first time we really see the full scale of the facility that Noah and Sarah are trapped in.

It's a gigantic space over a mile long and God knows how high.

The biodome cavern has got to be one of the biggest caverns on Earth, if it's natural.

And even if it's man-made or alien-made or whatever, it is huge.

Keep in mind that this is just one section of the much larger facility.

An impossibly large facility with miles of tunnels going up, down, and everywhere.

I mean, I'm not even convinced they're still beneath the airport anymore.

They could be in Boulder or Wyoming.

This episode helps to remind us of that.

So here it is from B two, the coursing.

I've been feeding a crow. Yeah, I'm talking about you. It's crazy smart. Comes as soon as I bring out my laptop

like it's learned. Hasn't brought me any shiny gifts like you read about online, but it returns

time and time again. Reliable. I've gone through life undervaluing crows. Well, birds in general,

but I suspect I was bang on with pigeons. Crows have these knowing eyes.

They read you.

They remember you.

And it has me thinking, are the creatures that Sarah and Noah are encountering?

Are they that smart?

Or even smarter?

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