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Transcript for I’m Not Lichen This

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ROXY: Hey Wildlifer, Roxy here, Apprentice Ranger with Ranger

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Rae and the Wildlifers. And this week Ranger Rae is travelling to

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the majestic Borrowdale Rainforest in the Lake District.

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That's right, a rainforest right here in the UK.

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I'm sure all sorts of animal antics happen in a place like

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this. Let's swoop in with Owl and see what's going on.

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OWL: There's nothing like an early morning flight through the

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rainforest. So early the sun isn't even up yet.

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Hello, Buzzard.

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Hello, Falcon.

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While they are starting their day, I'm getting ready for bed.

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Hang on, what's this? Looks like a hiker. But what's he doing

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with that lichen? Hey, you can't take that!

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Silly human. You can't just take Lichens from the rainforest.

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Although there is a chance he doesn't know what a lichen is.

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Luckily, I know just the human to call to sort this out.

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Awooooooooo

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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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WILDCAT: 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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OWL: I wonder how long it'll take them to get here. I am

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getting very, very sleepy.

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

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Fox and Mole and Roxy to save the day.

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OWL: Oh, Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers. That was fast. I'm

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Owl, Tawny Owl, if you want to go with my full name.

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FOX: Oh, so you must be behind that twit-to-woo call I've heard

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about the place.

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OWL: Actually, us female owls just do the twit part. Then the

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males do the to-woo.

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MOLE: Oh, we're in a rainforest. I bet there's loads of wriggly,

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wiggly, jiggly worms here.

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ROXY: What exactly is a rainforest, Ranger Rae?

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RANGER RAE: Rainforests are big areas full of tall trees that

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experience lots and lots of rainfall. The wet conditions

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mean all sorts of amazing things can grow here.

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ROXY: It's so cool. I love looking up to the treetops. It

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makes me feel like I'm in... I'm in...

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Well, I'm not sure. But it doesn't really feel like the UK,

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that's for sure.

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RANGER RAE: What's going on, Owl? Is someone or something in

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trouble?

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OWL: (Yawn) It's very serious, Ranger Rae. I saw a hiker taking

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some of Borrowdale Rainforest's precious Lichens.

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RANGER RAE: That just won't do. Many of the Lichens here are on

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the protected list. Isn't that right, Wildlifers?

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FOX: Er, sure.

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Yeah, how dare they touch the Lickees.

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MOLE: That's so terrible, though, poor Lunchens.

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ROXY: Ranger Rae, what are Lichens?

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RANGER RAE: I'm glad you asked. Do you want to take this one,

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Owl?

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OWL: Oh, no, no, you go for it. I'm just going to rest my eyes

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for a second.

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RANGER RAE: Lichens are very special plant-like lifeforms you

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can find growing on places like plants, rocks and trees. This

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rainforest is full of Lichens. See, on this tree here.

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Sometimes they look like bits of moss, but really they're a

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combination of fungus and algae.

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OWL: Oh, Ranger Rae, what time is it?

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RANGER RAE: It's 7am.

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OWL: Oh, it's nearly time for me to hit the hay.

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MOLE: I don't get it. How are we supposed to solve this situation

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if Owl is asleep?

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OWL: Oh, somebody else will be along to help you,

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momentarily... (snore)

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RANGER RAE: I guess we'd better wait and see who comes along.

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MOLE: I'm going on a worm hunt. This lovely soft ground must be

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full of worms. A wriggling and jiggling their way through the

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soil. Oh, it gets me so excited. Can I get any of you a worm

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while I'm gone?

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FOX: No, thanks, Mole.

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MOLE: All right, then. And more worms for me!

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ROXY: Is this a lichen?

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RANGER RAE: I'm sure it is, Roxy. Once you know what you're

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looking for, you'll find them everywhere in the rainforest.

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Borrowdale Valley is one of the wettest places in the UK.

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Perfect conditions for lichen to grow.

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ROXY: (Strange noise) What was that?

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CUCKOO: Cuckoo!

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RANGER RAE: Sounds very familiar. I wonder if it's a...

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CUCKOO: Cuckoo! I gave you a fright, didn't I?

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RANGER RAE: Maybe a little one. You must be...

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CUCKOO: Oh, I'm Cuckoo! Hey, you, Fox, could you mind my egg

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for a second?

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FOX: An egg? Why are you asking me to mind an egg?

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CUCKOO: Just mind it for a second. I'll get it back from

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you later, honest.

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FOX: All right, then.

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CUCKOO: Oh, thanks.

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You're a star. Now, what's old Owly been telling you?

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RANGER RAE: There was a hiker taking Lichens.

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CUCKOO: Let me guess. A hiker was taking Lichens.

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Owly put out a call for help. Fell asleep as soon as you got

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here.

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FOX: Yeah, that's pretty much it.

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CUCKOO: That's nocturnals for you.

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Always drifting off at the worst times.

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MOLE: Worms for all.

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CUCKOO: Speaking of nocturnals.

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MOLE: Hey, Moles aren't nocturnal.

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ALL: Really?

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MOLE: No, we're just... Very, very shy. Who's this?

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CUCKOO: I'm Cuckoo.

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Would you mind my egg for a minute?

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MOLE: Why?

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CUCKOO: Just mind it for a few minutes, come on.

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I'll be your best friend.

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MOLE: All right, then, but just for a few minutes.

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CUCKOO: Ha, ha, ha, ha, of course.

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Anyway, did Owl give you directions before nodding off?

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FOX: No, nothing.

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CUCKOO: Might be a tricky task, so...

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Tell you what.

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Why don't we stop at my nest and we can come up with a plan

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there.

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RANGER RAE: Sounds good to me. Thanks, Cuckoo.

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CUCKOO: Oh, you can thank me later.

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FOX: Hey, Mole, there's something about this Cuckoo

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character I don't trust.

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MOLE: Oh, I know what you mean.

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ROXY: Well, Wildlifer, isn't this an interesting adventure

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we're on? So great to explore the rainforest, even if I have a

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sneaking suspicion that Cuckoo is up to no good. But with Owl

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asleep... I guess they're our only hope for finding those

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lichens...

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CUCKOO: Here we are.

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Home sweet home.

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RANGER RAE: It's a very nice nest.

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CUCKOO: This old thing?

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Yeah, I've been meaning to clean it up for a while.

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MOLE: Do you have any worms? I'm starving.

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FOX: You had worms five minutes ago.

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MOLE: Oh, it was more than five minutes ago, wasn't it, Cuckoo?

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CUCKOO: What do I look like to you.

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Some sort of Cuckoo clock?

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Let me just see if I have any worms in the back.

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Make yourselves at home.

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FOX: There's something funny about this Cuckoo character,

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Ranger Rae.

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RANGER RAE: I know.

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ROXY: The feathers in this nest don't look much like Cuckoo

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feathers.

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RANGER RAE: You're right, Roxy. I don't think this is Cuckoo's

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nest at all.

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FOX: Hold on.

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Aren't cuckoos known for laying their eggs in some other bird's

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nest?

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RANGER RAE: (Bird Sounds) Uh-oh. I think this nest might belong

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to that bird.

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MOLE: Get away!

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CUCKOO: Whoops!

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Must have got the wrong nest again.

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Happens every time. See you all later.

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ROXY: That's the last time I trust a Cuckoo.

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RANGER RAE: I suppose we should have known better. Cuckoos like

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to lay their eggs in other birds' nests and trick the other

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bird into raising their young.

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FOX: Outrageous!

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RANGER RAE: Sometimes nature works in strange ways and

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animals need to use clever tricks to survive. Should we go

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back to Owl and wait for them to wake up?

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ALL: Good idea.

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RANGER RAE: All right, Wildlifers, it's getting dark

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now. Owl should be waking up soon.

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MOLE: Now I'm getting tired.

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FOX: Come on, Mole, don't doze off yet. We need you for your...

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MOLE: Worm-catching abilities.

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FOX: I was going to say amazing digging skills.

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MOLE: Oh, yes, I guess that's fair enough.

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OWL: What are you doing here? Didn't you catch that hiker yet?

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RANGER RAE: We need your help, Owl. You're the only one who

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knows where the hiker is.

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FOX: Cuckoo said they'd help us, but all they did was make us

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mind their eggs while leading us into some other bird's nest.

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CUCKOO: Oh, Cuckoo, you promised this wouldn't happen again. Give

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the eggs here. I'll make sure they get back to Cuckoo.

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RANGER RAE: It's starting to get dark, Owl. But if you can show

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us where you saw the hiker, Fox can use their super tracking

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powers to track them down.

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OWL: Sounds like a plan. Follow me. (Flapping Wings)

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Whoops, forgot none of you can fly. On foot we go. This way.

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Now let me see.

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Yes, it was here I saw him lift the Lichens.

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RANGER RAE: Very good, Owl.

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What have you got, Detective Fox?

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FOX: Let me see.

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Just trying to pick up the scent and...

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Ah! Yes!

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This way!

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And now, this way!

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Through these bushes here and voila!

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One human hiker as requested.

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RANGER RAE: Just in time too. It's getting very dark out here.

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MOLE: Oh, how exciting. Do you think he has any worms?

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ALL: Not now, Mole.

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RANGER RAE: Excuse me. My name is Ranger Rae and I was

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wondering if you picked any Lichens from the rainforest.

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HIKER: Lichens? I don't even know what a lichen is.

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ROXY: It's a moss-like substance that grows on trees and rocks

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and...

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HIKER: You mean this stuff?

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I just took a bit of it. I just wanted to draw it.

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ROXY: Draw it?

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HIKER: Yeah, I'm an artist and I love coming to Borrowdale

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Rainforest. It's got some of the most amazing nature views in all

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of Britain. Here's one I did earlier.

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FOX: It's quite good.

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RANGER RAE: That's very nice, but Lichens are a very special

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part of the rainforest ecosystem. They might look like

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moss, but really they're a combination of fungus and algae.

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From now on, could you draw the Lichens while leaving them where

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they belong?

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HIKER: Of course. I didn't realise I was disturbing nature

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by taking them.

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RANGER RAE: As long as we know for next time. Now it's getting

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very dark. We'd better get home.

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HIKER: But how are we going to find our way out?

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MOLE: Worms!

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ALL: Not now, Mole!

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MOLE: No, not those worms. I mean the other worms.

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RANGER RAE: What other worms?

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MOLE: I met some very special worms earlier and they might be

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able to help us find a way. Hang on, I'll ask them. (Whispering.)

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FOX: What is that Mole up to?

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RANGER RAE: We can never be sure.

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MOLE: They said yes. Hang on, should be something happening in

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three, two, one.

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ALL: Wow.

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RANGER RAE: Looks like Mole befriended some Glow Worms.

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ROXY: They're so pretty. The rainforest really becomes a

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different place at night time.

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RANGER RAE: Everywhere does. Nature has a whole world that

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only comes out at night.

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MOLE: The worms say they'll light a path out of the forest

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for us.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks, Glow Worms. You're amazing.

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HIKER: Sorry, am I going mad or can you communicate with

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animals?

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RANGER RAE: Oh yes, it's a whole thing.

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All right, folks, we made it out of the rainforest. I think it's

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time all of us non-nocturnal creatures went home and got some

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rest.

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ROXY: Thanks for all the help, Owl. And you too, Glow Worms.

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Three cheers for a job well done.

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Hip hip! Hooray!

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Hip hip! Hooray!

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Hip hip!

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CUCKOO: Well done everybody, we did it! Yeah, three cheers for

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your old pal, Cuckoo, whoop, whoop.

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FOX: You didn't help us. You tricked us into thinking that

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nest was yours.

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MOLE: And you gave us eggs to mind and never took them back.

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OWL: You really should start minding your own eggs, Cuckoo.

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CUCKOO: But I'm so busy! Do you guys have any idea how busy I

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am? It's not fair. How about we all go back to my nest and

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celebrate a job well done?

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FOX: No, it's not even your nest.

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RANGER RAE: (Awooooooo) As much as we'd love to, Cuckoo, it

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sounds like somebody else needs our help. Come on, Wildlifers,

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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 Wildlifers. 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?

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Is it A. Clowns Of The Sea, B. Bright Beaked Birdies, or C.

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Rainbow Jesters? Top tip. Listen to Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers

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episode one, Puffin Panic at the Farne Islands to find out. If

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you're under 16, an 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 slash kids

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hyphen podcast. This competition is free to enter and closes at

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midnight on the 13th of November 2024. You can only enter the

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competition once and full terms and conditions apply. Good luck!

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