Hello, and welcome to SciShow Dungeons. It's the lightly competitive science knowledge

showcase. I'm your host, Hank Green, and joining me this week, as always, is science expert

Siri Riley. Hello, not as always. You got to take that out of the description. I feel

like I'm ruined. It's true. As sometimes, and also I resident, every man, Sam Schultz.

I'm always here. We can't get rid of you. No, you're always there. You're always right

down the street from me, and that house I've never been inside of because it's COVID.

Yeah, stay out. You should come over sometime when there is not a pandemic. I would love to.

I'd love to meet your cat, especially. He's so cute. He looks extremely freaking cute all

the time. He's very cute, but he is a wild man. I think I think that he got neutered today.

Oh, no. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's set on the schedule, gummy bear vet, and I think that

that was about it. It's definitely time. He has this great habit of being really relaxed and

adorable, and then you stand up to do something, and then he runs headfirst into your legs.

Why? I don't know. Like a mountain goat. He gives you a butt. Yeah, it's very, and he'll do it to

like the wall sometimes. Cool. He's either not coordinated, or he just really likes to run into

stuff. His head is very hard. He doesn't seem to mind at all. And he also will attack, but without

claws. So that's okay. He just like goes and he just like bare hugs your ankles. That's

cute. But he got his little gummy bears cut off today. So now he'll be a different guy. Oh, wow.

I was just inside, and I didn't ask, but I didn't see gummy bear. Oh, no, he's gummy bears.

Anyway, every week here on SciShow Tangents, we usually talk about the testicles of our pets,

but we do try to one up a maze and delight each other with science facts while trying to stay on

a topic. Our panelists are playing for glory, but they're also playing for Hank Bucks,

which I will be awarding as we play. And at the end of the episode, one of them will be crowned

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