The Tracker appears as a virile toreador spinning his Devil Sticks to a sizzling flamenco-inspired beat.

The Tracker, an environmentally conscious friend of the animals, appears now as a virile toreador spinning his Devil Sticks to a sizzling flamenco-inspired beat. Although he's normally seen guiding "The Scientist" in his explorations of discovery, he becomes angered by the thoughtless, polluting actions of a clown and transforms before our eyes to enact a certain instinctive punishment, nature style.

Devil Sticks, for those unawares, are made up of three pieces - the baton and two control sticks. The baton is usually about 60-120 centimeters (2 to 4 feet) long and the control sticks generally 30-50 centimeters (or about 1 - 2 feet) long. One uses the control sticks to manipulate (or juggle) the baton and do so without dropping any of the pieces. It's an interesting, if only a juvenile equilibristic display.