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Transcript for Chaos on the Canal

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OTTER: Ah, another beautiful day on the Canal.

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No better place for an Otter like me to relax.

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Oh, hiya Duck.

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Alright Swan.

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How's it going Heron?

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So peaceful. So quiet. So...

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What? What's that horrible sound?

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You're ruining all the peace and quiet, whoever you are.

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Looks like a new captain. But I don't think that lad knows how

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to drive a barge at all.

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I'm calling for help.

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Awooooooo

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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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RANGER RAE: Come on gang, we're nearly there now.

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ROXY: I'm so excited to go on a barge, Ranger Rae. It'll be my

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first time.

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RANGER RAE: I thought it would be a nice way to document some

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of the animals that live on our waterways. Come on, Beaver,

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Wildcat. You don't want to get left behind.

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BEAVER: Ha! As if I, Super Beaver, could get left behind by

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a barge. I could swim faster than a barge in my sleep.

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WILDCAT: Yes, so could I. Do we have to get the barge, Ranger

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Rae? Could we just walk along the Canal?

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BEAVER: You're just afraid of getting wet, aren't you,

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Wildcat?

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WILDCAT: Absolutely not. I fear nothing, for I am Wildcat, the

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bravest of the Wildlifers.

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Ah! What was that?

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ROXY: Relax, Wildcat. I just threw a stone in the water.

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BEAVER: Bravest of the Wildlifers, indeed.

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RANGER RAE: Here's our barge, everybody.

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ROXY: It's so big. I love it, I love it, I love it.

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RANGER RAE: Let's go unload our things underneath, shall we? The

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captain should be along any minute now.

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ROXY: What sort of animals might we see on the Canal, Ranger Rae?

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RANGER RAE: Ah, that must be the captain now. Lots of different

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animals live along the Canal, Roxy. Otters, ducks and swans

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and coots.

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ROXY: What's a coot?

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RANGER RAE: They're a type of water bird. Black body feathers

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with a white head and beak.

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ROXY: Oh, I know those.

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RANGER RAE: Kingfishers, herons, maybe even some crayfish.

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ROXY: Crayfish?

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RANGER RAE: They belong to the crustacean family. They almost

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look like mini lobsters.

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ROXY: Is the barge supposed to sound like that?

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RANGER RAE: I don't think so. I'll check with the captain. Is

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everything OK up there?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Yeah, yeah, everything's fine. Just fine.

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ROXY: I recognise that voice.

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RANGER RAE: Are you sure it's fine?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Yeah, fine. Just fine. Finally, I have it

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going now.

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OTTER: Ah-woo!

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ROXY: Did you hear that ah-woo?

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Ranger Rae?

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RANGER RAE: I did. Someone needs our help and it sounds like

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they're very close by. Come on.

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ROXY: It's coming from that Otter in the Canal. What's the

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matter Otter?

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OTTER: There's a problem with your captain.

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ALL: What?

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OTTER: I said there's a problem with your captain.

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RANGER RAE: I think they said there's a problem with our

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captain.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: No problem with me, that's for sure. I'm

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your captain. Expedition Eddie.

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ROXY: Expedition Eddie!

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Ranger Rae! Roxy! What are you doing here?

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ROXY: We're doing ranger business. So that's what Otter

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was trying to warn us about.

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RANGER RAE: No wonder the boat wouldn't start. Since when are

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you a barge Captain Eddie? We've had to rescue you so many times

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already. Will we have to do it again?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I've only been a captain since last week. This

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is my first voyage. I hope it goes well.

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ROXY: So do we.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I'm the best barge captain there is. Watch

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this. Full speed ahead.

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RANGER RAE: Eddie, don't.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Woo! Isn't this amazing? We're going top

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speed.

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ROXY: Top speed on a barge isn't all that speedy, is it?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: And if I want to slow down, all I have to do

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is slam on the brakes.

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RANGER RAE: I don't think a barge has brakes, Eddie.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Uh-oh.

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RANGER RAE: Uh-oh?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Well, if it doesn't have brakes... How do I

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stop it?

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RANGER RAE: I thought that's something a captain would know.

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ROXY: So we're stuck going at this very slow top speed?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Yes.

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ALL: Eddie!

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ROXY: How will we stop the barge before we very slowly crash into

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something?

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RANGER RAE: I'm not sure, but we'd better tell the other

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wildlifers the situation. They might have some ideas. The most

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important thing to remember is, there's no need to panic.

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WILDCAT: We're doomed! We're doomed!

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RANGER RAE: Calm down, Wildcat. We're not doomed. We just need

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to help the captain find a way to stop the barge. Captain?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Aye, I'm your captain, Expedition Eddie.

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WILDCAT: Doomed, I tells ya!

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BEAVER: Don't worry about Wildcat. They just hate getting

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their fur wet. Super Beaver The Wildlifer here, ready to help

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any way I can.

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WILDCAT: And how exactly are you going to help stop a barge?

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BEAVER: Simple. I gnaw a hole in the bottom of the barge. It

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sinks to the bottom of the Canal. We all hold our breath

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underwater for 15 minutes until help arrives and... Oh, you

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can't hold your breath for 15 minutes, can you?

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RANGER RAE: No!

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BEAVER: Foiled by my own superpowers once again.

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RANGER RAE: How did you even get this job, Eddie?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I may have told him I had Captained before,

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but it just seemed like such a great way to spend time in

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nature. You know I love spending time in nature.

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RANGER RAE: Yes, but you're not supposed to disturb nature while

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you're spending time in nature.

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OTTER: Hello? Anybody there?

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ROXY: That sounds like the Otter who called for help. Yes, we're

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here. Are you the Otter who a-hooed?

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OTTER: Yeah, that was my a-hoo. I thought the captain looked

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like he might be in trouble, so I thought, who better to help

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than the wildlifers? I didn't realise you were already on the

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boat.

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BEAVER: Maybe we should a-hoo for help now.

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WILDCAT: What's the point? We'd only be ah-hoo-ing ourselves.

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BEAVER: Maybe someone else will hear the ah-hoo.

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WILDCAT: But nobody else even knows that ah-hoo means help, so

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we'd just be ah-hoo-ing to nobody.

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RANGER RAE: Could everybody please stop saying ah-hoo for a

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few minutes? I'm trying to think of a plan.

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OTTER: That's my pal Ducky. He might have an idea. Hello,

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Ducky.

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DUCK: Hello, Otter. Could you get this barge to slow down?

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It's hard to keep up.

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OTTER: It can't slow down. That's the problem.

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WILDCAT: It doesn't look hard for you to keep up. Looks like

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you're swimming along very relaxed.

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DUCK: Oh, believe you me. I might look calm on the surface,

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but underneath my legs are kicking like crazy.

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OTTER: Any ideas on how to stop the barge?

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DUCK: Have you tried the brakes?

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OTTER: Doesn't have any.

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What's that Swan honking all about now?

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DUCK: Swan says, why not throw a rope in the Canal? See if it

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catches on to anything solid.

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ROXY: That might work, Ranger Rae.

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RANGER RAE: Maybe.

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Eddie, do you have any rope?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Of course. I'd hardly make a good captain if I

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didn't have rope.

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BEAVER: Good captains are usually able to stop the barge

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too.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I'm learning on the job. Here's some rope,

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Ranger Rae.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks. All right, let's see if it catches

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anything.

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One, two, three.

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WILDCAT: It looks like it's caught something already.

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RANGER RAE: Let's see if it's anything solid.

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OTTER: Bah, just a shopping trolley. I'm sick of the sight

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of those things in our lovely canals.

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RANGER RAE: I'll throw the rope in again.

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ROXY: Why do people throw trolleys in canals, Ranger Ray?

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RANGER RAE: I think it's just mindless vandalism, Roxy. The

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same as when people throw bikes in canals. Oh, seem to have

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caught something again. Let's see what it is this time.

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ROXY: It's a bike this time.

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OTTER: I wish someone would clean up all the bikes and

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trolleys on our waterways.

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RANGER RAE: It's a big job. In Amsterdam, they pull up to

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15,000 bikes out of the Canal every year.

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OTTER: 15,000 bicycles every year?

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ROXY: What was that sound?

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RANGER RAE: That's a kingfisher bird. There are loads of

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kingfishers around our canals and waterways.

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ROXY: Look at those beautiful bright blue and green feathers.

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Such beautiful colours.

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WILDCAT: Yes, such beautiful, delicious, tasty colours.

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RANGER RAE: Not now, Wildcat.

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And here comes a heron, a majestic bird who lives around

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waterways like these.

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ROXY: It's so big.

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WILDCAT: I don't think that looks quite as delicious as the

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nice little kingfisher.

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I'll leave the kingfisher alone too.

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RANGER RAE: Look over this side of the barge, a family of coots.

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ROXY: Oh, they look like ducks with lovely white heads and

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beaks.

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RANGER RAE: You find coots all over these waterways too.

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ROXY: They're so cute.

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OTTER: Ah, I love living on the waterways. On the Canal. So many

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amazing animals around the place. So peaceful. So relaxing.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Bad news, everybody. There appears to be

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smoke coming from the engine.

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RANGER RAE: So, Expedition Eddie, what you're telling us is

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you can't stop the barge and now the engine's on fire.

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OTTER: That's the long and the short of it, yeah.

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ROXY: I have an idea, Ranger Rae. Let's call Luca. He might

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have a gadget that can help us.

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RANGER RAE: Great idea, Roxy. Hopefully he can get over here

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nice and quick.

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LUCA: Hi everybody!

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ROXY: Hi Luca!

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LUCA: Sorry for barging in like this.

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BEAVER: Opening with a great joke, that's a strong entrance,

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Luca.

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LUCA: Thanks, Beaver. So, what seems to be the problem?

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ROXY: Our captain can't stop the barge, and now the engine is on

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fire!

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LUCA: Right, those are some pretty big problems.

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RANGER RAE: We thought you might have an invention or a gadget

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that could help save the day.

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LUCA: Let me see what I have in my bag.

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Here's a kettle that complains about being too hot when you

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boil it.

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KETTLE: Oh, please turn me off, would you? It's blooming

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roasting in here.

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LUCA: And here's an electric fork. Ooh, let me try.

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ROXY: An electric fork? How does that work?

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LUCA: It doesn't really. It just hurts.

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Here's a megaphone that makes your voice quieter.

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MEGAPHONE: This one works really well.

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LUCA: Here's a calculator. That always gets the sum wrong.

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WILDCAT: Two plus two equals February.

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I guess it works.

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LUCA: That's all the gadgets I have today. Oh, there is one

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more, but it's just a tree detector.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks, Luca. It was worth a try.

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BEAVER: What was that last one?

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LUCA: A tree detector. It gives you a readout of all the trees

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in the area. What type of tree, the size, the location, trees

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that need to be cut down.

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BEAVER: Let me see that.

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Can it tell if there are any trees that need to be cut down

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by the Canal?

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LUCA: Yep. In fact, it says there's one right up ahead.

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BEAVER: Aha! I know how to save the day. There's a tree up ahead

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that's going to be chopped down soon, so I'm going to swim ahead

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and gnaw it down so it stops our barge.

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ROXY: That's a brilliant idea, Beaver.

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OTTER: But will that really work? No Beaver could gnaw

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through a whole tree that fast.

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BEAVER: No Beaver except me, Super Beaver. According to the

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tree detector, it's right around this corner. Super Beaver, away!

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Ah, Super Beaver saves the day again. All I have to do is find

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the right tree. And there it is. Right, time to get gnawing.

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Oh, here comes the barge. Better hurry.

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Almost there. Almost there. And... Timber!

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RANGER RAE: Looks like Beaver's nearly done.

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BEAVER: Timber!

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ROXY: Beaver did it!

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RANGER RAE: And all those twigs and branches should mean we get

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a nice soft landing.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: As your captain, I am pleased to

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announce the barge has been stopped.

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RANGER RAE: Now, promise you won't captain a barge again.

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Until you've had loads and loads of training.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I promise.

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BEAVER: I'm back!

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ROXY: Great job, Beaver. You saved us.

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RANGER RAE: Yes, well done, Beaver. That was some great

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wildlife reaction.

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OTTER: I'm so honoured to see the real Super Beaver in action.

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I can't wait to tell all the other otters.

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RANGER RAE: Let's not forget how Luca helped too.

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ALL: Oh, yeah! Hooray!

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RANGER RAE: We would have been in big trouble without your

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gadgets over the last few weeks, Luca. That's why I'm making you

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our official Wildlifer-Tech whiz.

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LUCA: Wow, really?

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WILDCAT: Really, Luca.

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ROXY: You've dug us out of a lot of holes with your amazing

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inventions.

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LUCA: And there's plenty more where they came from.

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WILDCAT: Another job well done by all. And the most important

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thing is, I didn't get wet.

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BEAVER: Wildcat, what's that behind you?

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WILDCAT: Come on, Beaver, as if I'm falling for that one.

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BEAVER: No, really, there's something crawling right at you.

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What?

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WILDCAT: Really? Where? Ooh, it's a lobster! I'm under attack

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by a lobster! Woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!

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BEAVER: I guess Wildcat got wet after all.

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RANGER RAE: Are you OK, Wildcat?

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WILDCAT: Where did that lobster come from? I didn't know we had

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lobsters in our canals.

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RANGER RAE: It's not a lobster, it's a crayfish. They're like

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mini lobsters, remember?

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WILDCAT: No!

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Someone get me out of the water, quick!

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ROXY: Sounds like you might need help. What do we say when

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someone needs help?

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RANGER RAE: All together now. Awoo!

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WILDCAT: Awoo!

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RANGER RAE: Come on. Let's get Wildcat out so we're ready for

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our next adventure.

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