Oh, what fine muscle tone. I must make a complete study of this specimen.
5 seconds sound clip from The Ant and the Aardvark (1969) - Science Friction (S1E12).
You can hear this line at 00:01:24.810 in the Blu-ray version of the episode.
Quote context
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- So much for the warm-up and now for the snack.
- Nothing. I guess there's nobody home.
- Aha. From the looks of those tracks, I'd say my snack's been hijacked.
- What incredible good luck. A fine specimen of rare hermatermorus emtatelbius.
- Hermanaptorus Entaphobius? And all the time I thought I was eating ants.
- Oh, what fine muscle tone. I must make a complete study of this specimen.
- Oh, no, you don't. All right, now, cough the ant out.
- Oh, boy! That was like being in a dark cave during an earthquake.
- You crazy anteater. You almost ruined my whole experiment.
- And he almost ruined my whole body.
[...]
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