Angles Song II | How to Measure Angles With A Protractor | Featuring Earl

Earl is back and this time he's got protractors, lots of 'em. He has an urgent message the public needs to be aware of, and it has to do with drawing and measuring angles, or as he calls it, "degrees extraction".
In order to fully commit to the lesson, Earl's taken a day off from delivering pizza. We'll find him sippin' on organic apple juice boxes with his friend Jay. They gaze at the clock, but not to tell what time it is. Rather, their focus remains solely on the two hands of the clock which form a 99 degree angle. Earl and his good friend then celebrate their love of protractors which inspired a secret handshake, a symbol of a bond that no-one can break.
Also, the moose from the original Angles video makes a reappearance, but if you watch all the way to the very end, you may be just as confused as we are about if the moose is actually making a reappearance, or if appearances aren't always exactly what they seem.
So wait, has this whole angles video series been some sort of moosed-out fever dream? Honestly, we have no idea. That's for you, and you alone, to decide.
If you remember, in the last video, we posed the question, "Which angle looks like the antlers on the head of a full-grown moose?" In this video, we ask if our whole universe comes into and out of existence with each resting breath of the Numberock moose. Our guess? Probably.