Ever wonder how hamsters store so much food in their little mouths? In the first episode of the BBC's new show, Wild At Heart, narrator David Tennant takes a look at just that in a way never seen before.
The hamster acts as if it's his last meal, Tennant says, stuffing as much as possible in his cheeks.

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An X-ray shows what it looks like while he goes to town on the nuts. He basically doubles in size.

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He can store so much grub because of pouches that extend all the way to his hips. Who's jealous?

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To keep the food fresh and dry, the hamster doesn't secrete saliva.

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Then, when he's gotten his fill, the little guy carries the last tasty morsel with him.

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Buuuuut it's easier said than done.
SO CHUBBY.
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Who knew hamsters were so fascinating? Or enterprising when it comes to eating?
Think I found my new spirit animal.

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