Wet Animals Shake | BBC Earth Explore

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[krackerkid]

i was waiting for the hedgehog to do a spindash!

[IcosahedronLord]

I'm still waiting for the hedgehog to do something!

[busterslammin]

The water is me. I am the water - hedgehog

[Telleryn]

Ok, so when I read the title ultimate mammal shake, I expected something involving a blender, glad I was wrong.

[danielobrien]

I'm always impressed how much water a dog can shed, they get fairly dry its awesome.

[leetcheet]

How do snakes move around? : S
Details. Now.

[jumpingparrot]

Poor little hedgehog looks so miserable in the rain

[darkquail]

i played the "shake shake shake senora" song over this.  It improved it greatly.  also "i whip my hair back and fourth" would work.

[ryPish]

No slo mo of Maddy with a big fluffy coat trying to achieve the same effect? :/

[Therepins]

xD The dog and the mouse are shaking to the music and then the hedgehog comes up: -Oh i really dont care.

[Yuusou.]

It is interesting, that all animals seem to shake their body from top to bottom and not vice versa. Why's that?

[mitchingtonstudios]

Dog wins hands or "paws" down. Hahahahah. No one. Ok :(

[MarvinElsen]

Sonic ain´t carin´as he´s so fast the water doesn´t hit him^^

[shighberg]

Let us leave out the disgusting rat. Please.

[akatsukiloverx]

...Still waiting for the obligatory pervert comment due to the word "wet" in the title...