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Transcript for The Masked Stinger

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ROXY: Previously on Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers

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But how are we supposed to help a wasp and a bee? We can

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understand animals, not insects.

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Why don't we get Luca? He might have a gadget that can help us.

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LUCA: Let me have a look in my bag and see what I have. Aha!

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Here it is, my insect translator.

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ROXY: It's working!

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HOVERFLY: I'm not a wasp, I'm of hoverfly. Animals use disguises

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and camouflage all the time.

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And i know just the place where you can see it in action

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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 Rae 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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BEAVER: So where are you taking us to, Hoverfly?

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HOVERFLY: To here, Marsden Moor, everybody Ooh!

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Sorry my directions were so bad, I forgot some of you can't fly.

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ROXY: I did wonder what you meant by take a right and climb

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to an altitude of about 100 metres.

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HOVERFLY: I brought you all here to show you that insect

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imitators are very common. And it's not just insects, all sorts

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of bigger animals do it too.

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RANGER RAE: It looks like there's lots of great nature

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walks around here.

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MOLE: So, is This Marsden Moor?

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RANGER RAE: Yes, Mole.

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MOLE: Just as I thought.

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Hey, what is a moor?

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RANGER RAE: Great question, Mole. We have lots of moors in

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the UK. A moor is a big area of open country that's usually

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quite dry and covered in heather.

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MOLE: I see, I see.

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One more question. Are there any...

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RANGER RAE: There are loads of worms around here, Mole. Knock

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yourself out.

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MOLE: Woohoo! Wriggly jiggly worms for all.

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DRAGONFLY: I don't think I've ever seen so many bees buzzing

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around the same place.

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WASP: And wasps. Don't forget the wasps, Dragonfly. Yes, of

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course. And wasps.

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HOVERFLY: And hoverflies. Don't forget hoverflies, Dragonfly.

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DRAGONFLY: Yes, and hoverflies. I don't have time to name every

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insect I see.

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ROXY: So, Hoverfly, do insects really think you're a wasp?

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HOVERFLY: Yep, unless they see me hover. Other than that, I can

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do a picture-perfect wasp impression.

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ROXY: Let's see it then.

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WASP: I don't want to see this.

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It could be offensive to my kind.

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DRAGONFLY: Come on, wasp. You have to learn to laugh at

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yourself a little.

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HOVERFLY: Okay, hang on. Give me a minute. Make sure I get this

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right. Ahem. One, two, one, two. Ahem. Ooh, I'm a wasp. I'm so

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angry all the time. Sting, Sting, Sting. I don't even make

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honey. Sting, Sting, Sting.

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WASP: Hey, that doesn't sound anything like me.

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HOVERFLY: It does look like you, though.

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WASP: Yeah, I'll give you that.

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HOVERFLY: As long as it looks like a wasp, I'm okay. Wasps

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have quite a fearsome reputation, you know. Nobody

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wants to mess with a wasp.

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WASP: Oh, shucks.

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BEE: Can you do an impression of a dragon, Dragonfly?

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DRAGONFLY: Oh, not really, no. I think it's just a name that...

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HOVERFLY: Oh, come on, you must be able to do a dragon

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impression if you're a Dragonfly.

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DRAGONFLY: Honestly, no, I can't.

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HOVERFLY: I did my wasp impression for everyone. Show us

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your dragon impression.

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RANGER RAE: Come on, Dragonfly, let's see it.

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ROXY: Yeah, I bet it's really good.

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DRAGONFLY: Oh, all right.

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RANGER RAE: Yay!

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DRAGONFLY: Okay, let's see now. Here we go. Ahem. Hello, mate.

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I'm a dragon. I love to eat little piggies. Now come out

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before I blow your house down.

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HOVERFLY: Good to know there are crickets around here anyway.

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BEE: Do dragons eat pigs?

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DRAGONFLY: I think so.

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WASP: What's all this about blowing a house down?

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DRAGONFLY: Look, I'm not even sure what a dragon is...

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ROXY: I think that was more of a big bad wolf impression,

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Dragonfly.

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DRAGONFLY: Okay, yeah, okay. Well, I did say I didn't want to

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do the impression in the first place.

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HOVERFLY: Everybody, shush. We're being watched.

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ROXY: We are? By who?

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HOVERFLY: Over there, in the heather. See the eyes?

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ROXY: Who could that be?

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WASP: I hope we're not being hunted.

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BEE: If we are, at least we have wasp ear to protect us.

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HOVERFLY: Two wasps. Don't forget about my wasp impression.

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RANGER RAE: Whatever it is, it's staying very still.

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ROXY: I'm going to take a closer look.

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DRAGONFLY: Roxy, no!

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What if it's a big giant predator?

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ROXY: On the moor? Don't be silly, Dragonfly.

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RANGER RAE: Be careful not to frighten it, Roxy.

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ROXY: I won't. Everybody be nice and quiet.

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Hey, little guy. Are you okay in there? Do you want to come out

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and say hi?

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DRAGONFLY: Oh, I can't watch.

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ROXY: There's a good... Whatever you are. Come on out. Come on.

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RANGER RAE: Roxy's really close to it now. No sudden movements.

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DRAGONFLY: Hey, what's all that rumbling sound?

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MOLE: Ah! Worms for all!

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ALL: Mole! Shush! What's going on?

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MOLE: I brought worms. This moor is loaded with the wriggliest,

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jiggliest worms.

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RANGER RAE: We know about the worms. Roxy is trying to find

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out who or what is watching us.

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MOLE: What do you mean, that pair of eyes over there?

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DRAGONFLY: Yeah.

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Why are you laughing, Mole?

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MOLE: That's a butterfly.

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DRAGONFLY: Butterflies don't have big eyes like that.

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MOLE: Some of their wings do. Watch!

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ROXY: Mole! Don't shake the bush!

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MOLE: Here comes the butterfly!

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ROXY: It's a butterfly!

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HOVERFLY: See, what did I say? Insects use disguises and

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camouflage all the time.

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WASP: That butterfly's wings had eyes.

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BEE: What a wonderful little surprise.

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ROXY: Ranger Rae, look at this funny looking stick.

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RANGER RAE: Maybe it's a piece of bramble or a...

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MOLE: That stick just moved!

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ROXY: Oh, why is the stick moving?

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HOVERFLY: Because it's a stick insect.

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WASP: A stick that isn't a stick?

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BEE: Can someone explain this quick?

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RANGER RAE: Stick insects can disguise themselves to look

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exactly like sticks. It's a great way to hide from

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predators.

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ROXY: I didn't realise we had stick insects in the UK.

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RANGER RAE: We do. They're not native though. All three species

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of stick insect we have in the UK come all the way from New

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Zealand.

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DRAGONFLY: That's a long way to come, just to pretend to be a

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stick.

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ROXY: Look over there. It's a tiny snake.

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MOLE: Hey, that's not a tiny snake. That's a... Oh dear,

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could it be?

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It's a Giant Worm!

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RANGER RAE: No, Mole, leave it alone.

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MOLE: I must have the Giant Worm.

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RANGER RAE: Grab hold of Mole.

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ROXY: It's a tiny snake, not a Giant Worm.

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MOLE: Giant Worm!

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ROXY: Tiny snake!

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MOLE: Giant Worm!

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ROXY: Tiny snake!

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SLOW WORM: Could you both stop arguing over what you think I

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am?

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MOLE: Sorry, Mr Giant Worm.

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ROXY: Sorry. That was so rude of us.

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MOLE: Come on then, which are you? A Giant Worm or a tiny

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snake?

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SLOW WORM: I'm neither. I'm a legless lizard.

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ROXY: A what?

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RANGER RAE: Everybody, this is Slow Worm.

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MOLE: Slow what?

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RANGER RAE: But it's not an actual worm.

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MOLE: Oh.

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RANGER RAE: As it already explained, it's a legless

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lizard.

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SLOW WORM: Yeah, so you can stop licking your lips at me like

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that, Mole.

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MOLE: Fine. I'll just go off and catch some actual worms. Anybody

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want some?

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ALL: No!

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MOLE: Great, more worms for me!

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HOVERFLY: Was that a worm or a snake?

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BEE: Such an easy mistake to make.

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WASP: A stick that isn't a stick?

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BEE: Can someone explain this quick?

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HOVERFLY: That butterfly's wings had eyes.

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WASP: What a wonderful little surprise!

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HOVERFLY: There are times we insects must address our

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defensive limitations.

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BEE: And we do that by indulging in some insect imitations.

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WASP: You think you saw me yesterday, but I must make a

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confession.

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HOVERFLY: That was just a hoverfly with a famous wasp

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impression.

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DRAGONFLY: Any insects out there lacking big and pointy claws?

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BEE: All ones that don't have sharp teeth are waiting in their

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jaws.

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WASP: There is something you can do to keep yourselves intact.

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HOVERFLY: All you have to do is learn to act, act, act. Tonight

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on the Masked Stinger, I, Hoverfly, will be disguised as a

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wasp. Ahem, buzz, buzz, buzz, I'm a wasp, buzz.

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ALL: Woo!

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BEE: Look out! A wasp!

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WASP: Oh dear!

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HOVERFLY: Oh my!

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ALL: Oh wait it's just a Hoverfly Was that a worm or a

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snake?

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Such an easy mistake to make A stick that isn't a stick Can

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someone explain this quick? That butterfly's wings have eyes.

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What a wonderful little surprise! What a wonderful

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little surprise!

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Yay! Oh lovely!

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RANGER RAE: That was a fantastic song.

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ROXY: You should all be in a band together.

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DRAGONFLY: But what would we be called?

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ROXY: How about The Pollinators?

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RANGER RAE: That's perfect, Roxy.

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HOVERFLY: Introducing The Pollinators with their smash

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hit, Pollen Count.

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BEE: We're making a beeline for the top of the charts.

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WASP: And we're going to wasp a wasp away to... No, no, that

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doesn't work. Wasps this, like what's this? Oh forget it, it's

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just too hard to do wasp puns.

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ROXY: It's incredible how animals always find ways to use

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the world around them to their advantage.

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RANGER RAE: I'm sure it is Roxy and that's why it's important we

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provide animals with the right habitats to thrive in and all

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the amazing conservation work we see going on across the UK.

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MOLE: Hey, Ranger Rae!

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RANGER RAE: What is it, Mole? Did you find more worms?

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MOLE: Of course I found more worms. I always find more worms.

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But I wanted to ask you, do we have hummingbirds in the UK?

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RANGER RAE: No, hummingbirds are not native to the UK.

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MOLE: Yes, that's what I thought. Because I saw one over

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there.

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RANGER RAE: Really? Where?

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MOLE: This way. Follow me.

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RANGER RAE: Er, Mole?

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MOLE: Oh, right, of course. I forgot you can't all dig like

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me. Looks like we're walking.

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ROXY: Where is this hummingbird, Mole?

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MOLE: Over there. Look, it's feeding on those flowers.

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RANGER RAE: Wow, Mole is right. That does look like a

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hummingbird.

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ROXY: Maybe it escaped from a bird sanctuary somewhere.

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HOVERFLY: I'm not sure that's a hummingbird.

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DRAGONFLY: It sure looks like one to me.

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ROXY: And me.

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RANGER RAE: Do you think it's some other species of bird,

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Hoverfly?

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HOVERFLY: I don't even think it's a bird at all.

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ROXY: But what else could it be?

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HOVERFLY: I'm an insect impressionist, so I know how to

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spot other impressionists when I see them. Game recognises game.

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RANGER RAE: I think you're right, Hoverfly.

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ROXY: But if it's not a hummingbird.

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What is it?

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RANGER RAE: It's a moth!

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ALL: A moth?

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RANGER RAE: Yes, a hummingbird hawkmoth.

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DRAGONFLY: So why does it have hawk in its name if it looks

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like a hummingbird?

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HOVERFLY: Why do you have dragon in your name if you don't look

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like a dragon?

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DRAGONFLY: Yeah, that's a good point.

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RANGER RAE: Moths come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The

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hummingbird hawkmoth looks almost identical to a

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hummingbird, even down to the way it feeds. But really, it's a

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big moth.

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ROXY: That's amazing. It's the best animal impression I've ever

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seen. Sorry, Hoverfly.

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HOVERFLY: That's OK, Roxy. I can't compete with an impression

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as good as that.

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RANGER RAE: I bet they can't sing as good as you, though.

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HOVERFLY: You're right. That's not a bird. It's a moth. Though

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they look cut from the very same cloth

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BEE: Look out!

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A wasp!

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WASP: Oh dear!

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HOVERFLY: Oh my!

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ALL: Oh wait, it's just a Hoverfly. Was that a worm or a

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snake? Such an easy mistake to make. A stick that isn't a stick

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Can someone explain this quick? That butterfly's wings her eyes.

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What a wonderful little surprise.

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ROXY: I love that song!

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I can't wait to buy The Pollinator's first single.

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RANGER RAE: Come on, Wildlifers. It sounds like another animal

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needs our help. Goodbye, wasp, bee and Hoverfly. It was lovely

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to meet you.

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ALL: Bye-bye, Wildlifers.

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ROXY: Wildlifers away!

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SINGERS: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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