The conversation features Dave Salmoni, a large predator expert for Animal Planet, discussing various animals with Jimmy Fallon. They start with a lesser anteater, which is a smaller version of the bigger ones. Salmoni explains that the anteater doesn't normally eat applesauce but tries different things to see what they might like. They also discuss a baby zebra, explaining that they are not small horses but are much more aggressive. Salmoni also talks about the contention about whether zebras are white or black, and they discuss the theories about the stripes on zebras.
They then move on to armadillos, discussing their screaming and hairy nature. Salmoni explains that they roll into a ball when threatened, and if they see a predator coming, they will scream. He also explains that they have claws perfect for digging at bugs to eat.
Finally, they talk about a Galapagos centipede, explaining that they are venomous but don't bite things to death. They are strong enough to actually kill an adult mouse. They also discuss a sloth named Shirley, explaining that they live almost entirely in trees and that their arm hair grows away because they are upside down in the rainforest all the time. The rain washes off them, leaving them almost bald.
The conversation ends with Fallon thanking Salmoni for appearing on the show and promoting "Puppy Bowl 15" on Animal Planet, which airs Sunday at 3:00 PM Eastern.
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1. The text is a transcript of a talk show segment where Dave Salmoni, a large predator expert, brings different animals to show the host Jimmy Kimmel and the guest Tracy Morgan.
2. The animals that Dave Salmoni brings are a lesser anteater, a baby zebra, a Galapagos centipede, and a sloth.
3. The lesser anteater has big claws and a prehensile tail, and likes to eat applesauce as a treat.
4. The baby zebra is 3 months old and weighs 150 pounds, and will grow to over 800 pounds as an adult. It has stripes that may help it camouflage from predators in the African heat.
5. The Galapagos centipede is venomous and can kill an adult mouse by hugging it with its arms that have venom in them.
6. The sloth has hair that grows away from its hands because it hangs upside down in the rainforest. It lives almost entirely up in trees and eats apples.
7. Dave Salmoni is here to talk about the Puppy Bowl, which airs on Animal Planet on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Eastern.
8. Tracy Morgan is here to promote his movie "What Men Want", which opens in theaters on February 8th.