What does the following sentence mean "That’s muffle lay."? In TPO 10 o

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In the listening section of TPO 10
“Err, well, then also in Pakistan they found a fossil of another creature, which
we call Ambulocetus natans.[color=green]That’s muffle lay.The name Ambulocetus natans
comes from Latin of course, and means “walking whale that swims”.”
What does that mean"That’s muffle lay"[/b]

TOEFL listening lectures: A lecture from a physical science class

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Please provide a direct link to the test.

I don’t understand the reference ‘TPO 10’

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I have found that test here:
wenku.baidu.com/view/643a046925c … 6be4d.html

I’m sorry to have to tell you that the quality of the test is awful. There are nonsensical phrases and sentences like this all the way through it.
Unless you have a more accurate original, as an example of standard correct English, this is seriously flawed.

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Thanks a lot.I guess,too. It happens a lot that the scripts of TPO includes some flows.