Audioboom

Transcript for Lost and Found at Sea

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SEAL: Ah, Bae Ceredigion, Cardigan Bay, you just can't

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beat a bit of wonderful Welsh wildlife. And I'm really

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swimming in it here. Surrounded by dolphins, lobsters,

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seahorses, jellyfish, maybe even a shark or two.

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Feels like I'm forgetting someone.

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Oh yeah, I forgot about myself. The Seal.

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Ah, it's another boat tour.

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I do like seeing those happy humans out enjoying themselves.

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Except when they keep making Seal puns.

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You really sealed the deal when you fed that Seal. You've got

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their Seal of approval now.

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Why do they find words that sound like other words so funny?

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I'll never understand.

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What's this? That small human doesn't sound so happy. I wonder

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what's happened.

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Let's swim a bit closer and see if I can hear anything.

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MAX: I was helping my brother with his latest invention and

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dropped my honorary wildlifer badge in the sea. I worked so

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hard to get it.

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SEAL: Oh no, not a lost wildlifer badge. I'd be

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distraught if I'd lost one of those. Luckily, I know exactly

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who to call to save the day. Awoooo!

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

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RANGER RAE: I can talk to animals. It's a Ranger's dream.

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SINGERS: It's Ranger Ray and the Wildlifers.

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RANGER RAE: Say hello to my animal team.

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SINGERS: With Deer and Fox and Wildcat. Mole and Dragonfly and

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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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DEER: With our animal powers we'll know what to do

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SINGERS: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers.

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SEAL: It'll probably take them a while to get here. Maybe I'll

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have time for a nice nap on my favourite rock.

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RANGER RAE: Did someone call for Ranger Rae?

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I'm here with Beaver and Deer...

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ROXY: And Roxy!

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To save the day!

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SEAL: Wow! You really got here in super speedy fashion!

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BEAVER: Well, that's what you get when you request the help of

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me, Super Beaver!

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DEER: Ahem. I believe I did most of the super speedy stuff.

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Pleased to meet you, Seal. My name is Deer.

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ROXY: Now that we've introduced ourselves...

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SEAL: Oh! So you're Roxy, the new Ranger? I've heard so much

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about you. Is it true you can understand animals too?

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ROXY: No, I'm afraid not. I can't understand a word you're

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saying.

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SEAL: Oh, that's a pity.

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ROXY: It is. It really, really is.

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SEAL: Wait a minute. If you can't understand animals, how

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did you understand me asking you if you could understand animals?

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ROXY: That joke works every time.

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BEAVER: Hey, Seal, so you've heard of us, is that right?

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SEAL: Yeah, sure have.

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BEAVER: And you like the work we do?

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SEAL: Like? I love the work you do. You're the Wildlifers.

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Everybody loves the work you do.

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BEAVER: So you could say we've got your Seal of...

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SEAL: Please don't say Seal of approval.

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BEAVER: Oh, well, why not?

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SEAL: Do you have any idea how many times I've had to listen to

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humans make that joke? I am so tired of it. All of us seals

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are, in fact. If I hear one more Seal pun, I think I'm going to

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flip out.

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RANGER RAE: You mean flip her out?

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SEAL: Oh.

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RANGER RAE: So, Seal, what do you need our help with?

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SEAL: A young lad on one of the boats dropped his honorary

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wildlife badge in the sea.

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ROXY: Oh no! He'll be so upset. When I was an honorary

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Wildlifer, that badge meant everything to me.

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RANGER RAE: And where did he drop it, exactly?

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SEAL: That's the thing. None of us saw where he dropped it, so

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it could be anywhere, really.

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RANGER RAE: We'll have to ask about. Seal, do you know any

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local animals who might be able to help?

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SEAL: Lobster might be able to tell us where the badge fell in.

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Only one teeny problem, though.

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BEAVER: What's that?

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SEAL: Lobster has no vocal cords, so it'll be tricky

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getting any words out of them. They can do sign language with

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their claws though.

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ROXY: I know how to read sign language.

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SEAL: Then why didn't you say so? Let's go liaise with

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Lobster.

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BEAVER: Roxy, what's Lobster saying?

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ROXY: Lobster says that they were out for their morning walk

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along the seabed when suddenly they got their leg caught under

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a rock.

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BEAVER: Oh no.

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SEAL: Don't worry, it happens all the time.

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ROXY: So while Lobster was trying to pull themselves free,

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they saw something shiny land in the sand a few metres away.

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RANGER RAE: That must be the wildlifer badge.

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ROXY: Lobster didn't know what it was at the time, but says it

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probably was the badge alright.

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BEAVER: But how did they get free from the rock?

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ROXY: Lobster says that after struggling for a while, they

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simply detached their leg and swam to the surface.

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BEAVER: Detach their leg? Oh my!

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SEAL: Don't worry, happens all the time.

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DEER: Are you really saying that lobsters detach their own legs

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all the time?

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SEAL: No, of course not. They can detach their claws and tails

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too.

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BEAVER: But what happens then?

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ROXY: Lobster says that after they detach a leg, or a claw, or

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any limb, they just grow one back.

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BEAVER: Grow their leg back?

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SEAL: Don't worry, happens all the time.

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BEAVER: But that's like a superpower. Any animal that can

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grow a body part like that should be leader of the wildlife

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is for sure.

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DEER: I don't suppose you've noticed my antlers growing back

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on a regular basis?

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BEAVER: Oh, yeah. Never mind all that any animal that can grow a

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body part like that should be the leader of the wildlifer

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talk, Deer. I was just joking.

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DEER: I'm sure you were.

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RANGER RAE: Come on, gang. Let's go see if we can find this

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badge.

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DEER: But how? I can hardly be your transport underwater. Now

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can I?

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ROXY: That's a good point, dear.

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SEAL: Hold on. Humans ride horses, don't they?

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ROXY: Yep.

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SEAL: Just as I thought. I know someone who might be able to

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help.

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SEAHORSE: Ah, I appreciate you coming to me, Seal, but I'm

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afraid I'm not that kind of horse. I'm a seahorse, you see.

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SEAL: I see.

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So what's the difference between a seahorse and a regular horse?

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SEAHORSE: Well, let's see. Your standard land horse is about six

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feet tall, whereas I'm 25 centimetres.

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SEAL: Of course.

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SEAHORSE: And there's the fact that land horses live on land,

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and we seahorses live in the sea.

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SEAL: Fair enough. Just an idea.

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SEAHORSE: Thanks for thinking of me anyway.

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RANGER RAE: Who else do we know who could swim down here? They

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would need super swimming skills.

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BEAVER: Well, who could you possibly be talking about?

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ROXY: And they'd have to be able to hold their breath for a super

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long time.

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BEAVER: Does 15 minutes sound like a super enough time for

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you?

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RANGER RAE: And... Finally.

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BEAVER: I think we all know you're looking for the

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assistance of Super...

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RANGER RAE: They would need super eyesight to find the

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badge.

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BEAVER: Ah, well, I can't help you there. Us beavers aren't

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blessed with the best eyesight.

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LUCA: Excuse me. Are you Ranger Rae and Ranger Roxy?

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ROXY: That's us. How can we help you? My name is Luca. And this

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is my little brother, Max.

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LUCA: He dropped his honorary Wildlifer badge in the sea

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earlier, when he was helping me with my latest invention.

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BEAVER: Ooh, what sort of things do you invent? Anything that

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could help us out?

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LUCA: Well, let's see.

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Here's a device that can tell you what sort of mood you're in.

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Let's try it on Beaver.

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BEAVER: I guess I am a little cranky about the eyesight thing.

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LUCA: Here's a scanner that can tell you if something is a land

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horse or a seahorse.

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SCANNER: Scanning. Scanning. Scanning. Seahorse detected.

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DEER: Wow, it works.

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LUCA: Ah, here's what I was looking for. These underwater

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goggles help enhance the eyesight of anyone who wears

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them.

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BEAVER: With goggles like these, I'll be unstoppable. Hey, check

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my mood now.

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ROXY: Wow, and you've invented these all by yourself?

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LUCA: Yep. I love taking gadgets and gizmos apart and then

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putting them back together. It's the best way to learn how to

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invent stuff.

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RANGER RAE: Well, you might be a handy friend to have around on

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our adventures. So what do you say, Beaver? Are you ready to...

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Beaver?

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Beaver, where did they go?

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ROXY: Already gone to save the day by the sound of things.

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BEAVER: Woohoo! Look at me go! I'm Super Beaver with

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Supervision! That Luca is a great inventor. Now, to look for

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that badge.

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It really is very nice around here. Such a lovely, safe,

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pleasant view.

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Uh-oh. What's that swimming towards me?

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Didn't Seal say there were sharks around here earlier? Oh

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no. Oh, and it's swimming right towards me.

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BASKING SHARK: Hello, Beaver. How are you?

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BEAVER: Ah, Basking Shark. So good to see you. I'm doing

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great. I'm looking for a badge a poor human child lost earlier.

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BASKING SHARK: And what sort of goggles are you wearing?

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BEAVER: An inventor named Luca invented them. They help me see

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better underwater.

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BASKING SHARK: Ooh.

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Well, good luck with that. I'd love to help, but I'm too busy

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stuffing my big basking belly with plankton.

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BEAVER: Enjoy!

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Now, let's turn the power up on these goggles and see if I can

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spot that badge.

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Aha! I think I see something shiny over there. Let's see,

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let's see, let's see.

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It is the badge! Super Beaver has saved the day once again.

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And now, just to pick it up and...

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SEA SPONGE: Hey, that's my badge. Back off.

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BEAVER: Who are you? What are you?

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SEA SPONGE: Haven't you ever seen a sea sponge before?

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BEAVER: No.

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SEA SPONGE: Well, now you have.

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BEAVER: So, you're just sort of like a sponge, but in the sea?

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SEA SPONGE: Just sort of like a sponge? Listen, mate, why don't

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you leave me and my badge alone?

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BEAVER: But you don't understand. That badge belongs

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to a boy on the land, and he's very upset.

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SEA SPONGE: It's my badge. It landed on my head, just like the

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rest of my treasures.

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BEAVER: Treasures?

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SEA SPONGE: All sorts of treasures land beside me, like

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this thing here. I bet it was a scepter belonging to the king of

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the lost city of Atlantis.

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BEAVER: That's a spoon.

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SEA SPONGE: You leave my treasures alone. I'm not giving

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up this honorary Wildlifer badge for nothing.

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BEAVER: What if I could get you a real, full Wildlifer badge?

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SEA SPONGE: How could you do that?

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BEAVER: Because I'm Super Beaver, the Wildlifer.

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SEA SPONGE: Really? I should have known when I saw you doing

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such super speedy swimming.

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BEAVER: Aw, shucks, thank you.

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SEA SPONGE: In that case, you can have the badge.

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BEAVER: Thank you so much. You've made a young boy very

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happy.

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SEA SPONGE: But I want that full Wildlifer badge. I'm basically a

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member of the team now, aren't I?

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BEAVER: Yeah, I suppose you are.

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SEA SPONGE: Wahoo! Sea Sponge The Wildlifer, here to help

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anybody who needs, well, it might be tricky to help anyone,

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actually, because the thing is, I can't move.

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BEAVER: Oh, right. Well, we'll have to come back to that.

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SEA SPONGE: I have to get this badge back to its owner.

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BEAVER: Super Beaver, away!

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LUCA: And then I also invented this hammer that squirts a

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little bit of perfume out every time you hammer a nail.

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RANGER RAE: Wow, that's amazing.

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ROXY: Don't worry. We'll have your badge back soon.

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BEAVER: Superbeaver's back with a badge!

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ROXY: Beaver! You did it! My badge!

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RANGER RAE: Jolly good show, Beaver.

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LUCA: Did my invention help?

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BEAVER: It sure did. I couldn't have done it without your help.

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Well, I mean, maybe I could have, but it would have been

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very close.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks so much for your help, Luca. I'm sure we'll

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see you again soon. You just never know when we'll need a new

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invention.

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LUCA: Thank you for finding my little brother's badge. He'll be

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able to enjoy the rest of the trip now.

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RANGER RAE: Now, should we get moving?

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SEAL: Oh, you have to go?

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RANGER RAE: Unless there's any unfinished business, I think we

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should.

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SEAL: It was so nice meeting you all. I can't wait to tell

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everybody I saw the Wildlifers in action.

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BEAVER: Oh, that reminds me. I sort of promised someone a

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wildlifer badge.

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RANGER RAE: You mean an honorary wildlifer badge?

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BEAVER: Nope, that wasn't going to do it. We'll need a full one.

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ROXY: Who's it for?

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SPK_13: A sponge.

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ALL: A sponge?

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BEAVER: A sea sponge. Really helped me out down there, so I

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said they could join the team. They can't move or anything, so

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I guess we just fill them in on our adventures every now and

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again.

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RANGER RAE: All right, Beaver, but next time let's try to solve

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our problems without handing out any new wildlifer badges. Now,

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anyone for a swim before we go?

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ROXY: Uh-oh, what's that?

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DEER: It's swimming right this way.

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BEAVER: Just when we thought it was safe to go back in the

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water...

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BASKING SHARK: Hello everybody!

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RANGER RAE: It's just Basking Shark!

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BASKING SHARK: That's right, it's just me! Hooray!

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RANGER RAE: But it sounds like another animal needs our help!

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ROXY: Come on, Wildlifeers, time to go!

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SINGERS: It's Ranger Ray and the Wildlifers!

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