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Transcript for Puffin Panic

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ROXY: Hello, Wildlifer. Roxy here. I'm an apprentice Ranger

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with Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers. This week, Ranger

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Rae is visiting the beautiful Farne Islands Nature Reserve,

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where a young girl has lost her pet Rat. What sort of animal

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adventures lie in store? Let's dive in with Puffin and find

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out.

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PUFFIN: Nothing beats swimming in the North Sea. Unless it's

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swimming in the North Sea next to the Farne Islands.

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What's this? A boatload of new visitors? Time to show them why

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we puffins are known as the Clowns Of The Sea. I bet I can

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make them gasp with my patented splash landing. Three, two, one,

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splash!

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Now, to wow them with my fabulous flying speed. Let's go!

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And finally, I'll bring them to their feet with my fantastic

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fishing skills. Oh, there's one right there.

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Nothing like a fresh fish and a satisfied audience. Hold on,

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what's that?

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Looks like someone in the audience didn't enjoy the

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performance. I suppose I could have used more showmanship.

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Let's see if I can hear what's wrong.

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GIRL: Mum! Dad!

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Junior escaped!

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PUFFIN: Junior? Must be a brother or sister or maybe even

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a cousin.

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GIRL: He was the best pet Rat a girl could have. We go

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everywhere together.

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PUFFIN: A pet Rat? We're not supposed to have any rats on

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Farne Islands? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. This won't do at

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all. There's only one person and several super-powered animals

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who can help us now. Ahwoooooooo

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VOICE OVER: Across the many majestic wild spaces of the

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United Kingdom, from woods, wetlands, to mountain and heath,

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whenever help is needed, one Ranger and her animal friends

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always answer the call!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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RANGER RAE: I can talk to animals!

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It's a Ranger's dream!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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RANGER RAE: Say hello to my animal team!

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THEME TUNE: With Deer and Fox and Wildcat! Mole and Dragonfly,

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Beaver and Bat!

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BEAVER: Sound the alarm and we'll come running to you!

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RANGER RAE: With our animal powers, we'll know what to do!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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PUFFIN: I wonder how long it'll take them to get here. Probably

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a while, after all, we are all the way out in...

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RANGER RAE: Did somebody call for Ranger Rae? I'm here with

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Beaver, Wildcat and Roxy to save the day.

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PUFFIN: I can't believe it! Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers

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all the way out here on the Farne Islands!

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RANGER RAE: We go wherever we're needed. What's going on, Puffin?

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We saw a very sad little girl on the island. Is that why you

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called for help?

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PUFFIN: Yes, she had her pet Rat hiding in her backpack and it

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escaped on the island.

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BEAVER: A Rat? Lost on a small island, surrounded by water?

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This sounds like a job for some manner of Super Beaver. Like me.

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Super Beaver.

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WILDCAT: Nonsense, Rat catching is a job for some form of apex

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predator. Like a wildcat. A wildcat like me.

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BEAVER: But will you just catch the Rat or will you catch it and

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eat it for dinner?

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WILDCAT: Well, I, er, you see, it's not quite... I guess I

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could just, er...

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RANGER RAE: Steady on, Beaver and Wildcat. We have to make a

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plan first.

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ROXY: Hopefully, we'll have time to explore afterwards. I love

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the look of all those big rocky cliffs. And did you see the old

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lighthouse?

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RANGER RAE: Steady on, Roxy, as well. Our priority is to find

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that Rat.

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ROXY: That poor little girl. She'll be so sad after losing

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her pet.

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RANGER RAE: Roxy. Why don't you make sure the little girl is OK

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and we'll get working on a plan to catch that Rat?

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Sure thing, Ranger Rae.

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PUFFIN: But you know, helping that little girl isn't the only

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reason we need to catch that Rat.

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WILDLIFERS: It isn't.

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RANGER RAE: Puffin is right. Nature reserves like the Farne

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Islands have a very delicately balanced ecosystem. Introducing

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an unfamiliar animal like a Rat could cause all sorts of chaos.

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BEAVER: You mean we're trying to save someone's pet and save the

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islands themselves?

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That's a lot of pressure.

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WILDCAT: Not for me. I eat up that kind of pressure for

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breakfast.

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BEAVER: You'll eat that Rat for breakfast too if you catch it.

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WILDCAT: Hey!

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I am in total control of my impulses. Oh, look! A piece of

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string blowing in the wind!

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PUFFIN: Shall we do a quick tour of the island?

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RANGER RAE: Absolutely. Beaver, Wildcat, let's go.

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WILDCAT: Can I bring my string?

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ROXY: So while Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers were off on a

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tour of the island, I checked in with the little girl to see how

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she was doing.

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The poor thing. I'd be so sad if I lost my pet Rat.

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GIRL: Poor, Junior.

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He'll be so scared.

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ROXY: Don't worry. We'll find Junior and bring him back.

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Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers are on the case, and they never

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fail.

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GIRL: Really?

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How do you know?

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ROXY: Because I'm best friends with Ranger Rae. I came here

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with them. Someday, I hope to be a Ranger like her. Even if I

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can't speak to animals.

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I always find sounds of the sea nice and calming. How about you?

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GIRL: Yeah, me too.

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ROXY: But don't you worry. Beaver and Wildcat are on the

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case. And they're the ultimate professionals.

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WILDCAT: Why wasn't I allowed to bring my piece of string on the

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tour?

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RANGER RAE: Because, Wildcat, you can't help but get

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distracted by string. And we need all your focus on finding

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this Rat.

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WILDCAT: I only get distracted when it moves.

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BEAVER: So how many of you puffins live on these islands?

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PUFFIN: There's about 43,000 pairs of us now. Every last one

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of us with a lovely, colourful beak. Except in winter, of

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course.

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BEAVER: What do you mean, except in winter?

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PUFFIN: The colour of our beaks changes with the seasons. In the

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summer, they're lovely and colourful. And in the winter,

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they turn all... Dull and grey.

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BEAVER: That's amazing.

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PUFFIN: Now let's check if the locals have seen any rats about

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the place.

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WILDCAT: The locals who live in the sea? You mean fish?

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PUFFIN: There's more than fish in the sea around here.

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WILDCAT: Like what?

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PUFFIN: Like seals!

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SEAL: Hey Puffin, how's my best pal doing today? Isn't swimming

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so much fun? Hey, do you want to go for a quick ride? Oh please,

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hop on.

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Let's go!

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PUFFIN: Oh! Maybe a quick one, weeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

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SEAL: And we're back.

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BEAVER: There are some impressive swim moves.

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SEAL: Gee, thanks. I love giving puffins a ride. PPP Pick up a

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Puffin. That's what I always say.

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WILDCAT: Wouldn't that sound better with penguin?

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RANGER RAE: Seal, I'm Ranger Rae, and these are the

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Wildlifers.

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SEAL: No way, no way, no way! I love you guys! You're really the

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Beaver and the Wildcat! This is the best day ever!

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WILDLIFERS: Oh, shucks!

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RANGER RAE: We're looking for a Rat. Have you seen one around

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here?

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SEAL: There's not supposed to be rats on this island. That's a

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big nature no-no.

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RANGER RAE: We know. A little girl lost her pet Rat and now

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we're trying to return it to her.

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SEAL: I'll go spread the word around the seals. There are four

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thousand of us here, so maybe one of us saw something.

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PUFFIN: Thanks, seal. See you later.

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BEAVER: Hey, Puffin, what's that big thing swimming towards you?

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PUFFIN: What big thing?

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BEAVER: Oh no, I think it's a...

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I think it's a shark. Swim away!

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PUFFIN: Oh, that's just Baskin Shark.

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BASKING SHARK: Hey everyone, hope you're all having a nice

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day.

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BEAVER: Basking Shark, so it won't want to eat us?

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BASKING SHARK: Eat you?

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No, no, no.

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I only eat tiny little microscopic bits that float

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around the ocean called plankton.

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Yum, yum, yum.

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RANGER RAE: Hello Basking Shark, lovely to meet you.

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BASKING SHARK: I understood that. Which means you must be

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Ranger Rae, and they must be the Wildlifers.

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WILDCAT: At your service. Say, you wouldn't by any chance have

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a piece of string I could borrow?

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RANGER RAE: We're looking for a Rat. Have you seen one around

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here?

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BASKING SHARK: There's not supposed to be any rats on these

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islands. That's a big nature...

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BEAVER: A nature no-no, we know.

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RANGER RAE: We're trying to find the Rat so we can return it to

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the little girl who lost it.

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PUFFIN: I don't know what I'd do if I came across a Rat.

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Actually, I don't think I even know what a Rat looks like.

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Is that one there?

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WILDCAT: That's a snail.

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PUFFIN: Oh, well.

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BASKING SHARK: I'll spread the word around and let all the

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animals know we're on the lookout for a Rat.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks, Basking Shark. We need to get our own

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search going. Is there anywhere with a good view of the whole

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island?

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PUFFIN: I know just the place.

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Welcome to Farne Lighthouse, built over 200 years ago and

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still working to this day.

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BEAVER: Built by who? I thought no humans lived on these

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islands.

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PUFFIN: Once upon a time they did. For hundreds of years the

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Farne Islands were home to monks. hermits, shipwrecked

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sailors, soldiers and of course lighthouse keepers. But nowadays

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it's just for us animals.

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RANGER RAE: Here's the plan. Beaver, you will circle the

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island with your super speedy swimming, keeping a lookout for

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Junior the Rat. Puffin and I will keep watch from here.

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Wildcat, you stay on the island and make sure you're ready to

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pounce as soon as we spot that rodent.

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WILDCAT: I'm always ready to pounce. Oo I can't wait to catch

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that little Rat and...

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RANGER RAE: Wildcat?

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WILDCAT: I can't wait to catch that little Rat and return it

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safely to its owner.

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RANGER RAE: Excellent. Wildlifers, away!

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BEAVER: Where is that thing? I've done three laps of these

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islands already and not a single Rat sighting. I do see a mouse,

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though.

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That's quite a big mouse. And very grey.

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Such a long tail. And a little name tag saying Junior the Rat.

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Wait a minute. Rats!

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WILDCAT: Still no Rat sightings. If only they could have me on

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lookout duty. And Rat catching duty. Better work on my pounce.

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Alright, low to the ground, stick bum in the air, wiggle it

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around for a bit and pounce!

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Still got it.

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BEAVER: Rat, Rat, I see the Rat.

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WILDCAT: What's that noise? Sounds like Beaver.

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BEAVER: I found the Rat.

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WILDCAT: Sounds like he's saying, I got a new hat. Good

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for him.

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BEAVER: I said I found the Rat.

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WILDCAT: Or is it? I'm in awe of Wildcat. Aren't we all, dear?

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BEAVER: Rat. I'm saying Rat. I see the Rat.

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WILDCAT: He's saying he sees the Rat. That makes more sense. Wait

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a minute. He sees the Rat. He's right.

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There it is.

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Time for some perfect pouncing. Low to the ground. Bum in the

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air. Wiggle it around for a bit. And pounce!

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Such a little Rat!

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Don't worry, I'm not going to eat you, even if you look very,

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very delicious.

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ROXY: Please don't be sad. I'm sure they'll find Junior real

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soon.

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RANGER RAE: Roxy!

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ROXY: Over here, Ranger Rae!

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RANGER RAE: Ah, there you are. And this must be the little girl

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who lost Junior. Would you like some good news?

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GIRL: Yes, please.

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RANGER RAE: Wildcat, are you still carrying, Junior?

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WILDCAT: Ah, here we go. One safe and intact Rat. Do you have

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any idea the kind of discipline it takes for a Wildcat to hold a

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rodent in its mouth without having a little nibble?

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GIRL: Junior, they found you! I'm never losing you ever, ever

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again.

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RANGER RAE: And remember, sometimes an ecosystem can be so

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delicately balanced that what might not seem a big deal to us

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can be huge to the local wildlife.

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WILDCAT: Like an escaped Rat!

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RANGER RAE: Exactly.

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BEAVER: Or a ginormous space lizard who goes around stomping

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on everything.

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RANGER RAE: I think that would be a problem regardless of the

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ecosystem.

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GIRL: Thanks so much, Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers. And thank

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you, Roxy.

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RANGER RAE: You were a massive help today, Roxy. We couldn't

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have done it without you. That's why I'm giving you this badge

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and making you an official Honorary member of the

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Wildlifers.

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ROXY: Really?

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RANGER RAE: Nobody deserves it more than you.

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ROXY: Oh, thank you, Ranger Rae. This is my dream come true. Hey,

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what's that big thing swimming right towards the harbour?

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WILDLIFERS: Shark!

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We're going to need a bigger island.

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RANGER RAE: Don't worry, everybody. That's just Basking

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Shark.

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BASKING SHARK: Bye, Ranger Rae. So glad you found the Rat. I'm

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off for a nice lunch of plankton and, plankton and, even more

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plankton.

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ROXY: Once again, Ranger Rae had saved the day, and this time she

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made me an honorary Wildlifer. Isn't that the most exciting

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news ever?

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Maybe someday I'll be able to talk to animals too, but until

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then, we'll wait for the next call.

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ANIMAL CALL: Ahwooooooooo.

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RANGER RAE: It sounds like another animal needs our help.

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Come on Wildlifers, off we go!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers.

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VOICE OVER: We hope you're enjoying the new adventures of

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Ranger Rae and the Wildlifeers. To celebrate the launch, it's

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competition time!

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We've got 10 Ranger Fun Pack prizes up for grabs. For a

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chance to win a Ranger Fun Pack, you'll need to answer this

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question correctly.

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What is a common nickname for puffins? Is it A, Clowns Of The

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Sea, B, Bright Beaked Birdies, or C, Rainbow Jesters? Top tip,

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listen to Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers episode one, Puffin

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Panic at the Farne Islands to find out. If you're under 16, an

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adult must enter on your behalf.

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Please ask your grown-up to follow the link in the podcast

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show notes or at nationaltrust.org.uk/kids-podca-

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st. This competition is free to enter and closes at midnight on

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the 13th of November 2024. You can only enter the competition

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once and full terms and conditions apply. Good luck!

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