>> It's raining fish.
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>> Wow, [screaming]
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I WANT A FISH BALLOON.
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>> Here you go, a fish balloon.
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>> Wow, it's a real fish.
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Did it fall from the sky?
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>> It's raining fish.
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We're almost at the Forest Cow Police
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>> Great, WE'RE FINALLY BACK.
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HI, I'M SHERIFF LABRADOR.
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>> Sheriff Labrador, the sky, it's raining
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>> It's raining fish?
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>> IT REALLY IS RAINING FISH. What's going
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>> [screaming and groaning]
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>> It's Mr. PELICAN.
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IT'S HEADING towards the amusement park.
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Why did the water get so dark? I can't
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>> You look so messy.
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The octopus has sprayed ink.
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>> Wow, Dobi, help me catch the fish
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[music] with this pool. Okay.
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Everyone, please bring the fish over
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>> Why is it raining fish?
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>> Hmm. Happy old go check the sky and find
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out what's going on.
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Sheriff Labrador, there's a water spout
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that's it. These fish [music] were swept
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up by the water spout, traveled through
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the sky, and landed in our town.
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>> OH, THAT'S WHAT IT WAS.
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The water spout stopped.
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>> The raining fish should stop, TOO.
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>> Now let's send these fish back TO THE
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>> THE fish are back home.
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>> Looks like they're saying goodbye TO US.
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>> THE TERRIFYING SEA MONSTER.
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there's a terrifying monster who lives
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And anyone who hears its song will be
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>> The sea monster is so scary.
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>> Kids, don't be afraid. Sea monsters
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it's the sea monster.
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>> Hi, I'm Sheriff Labrador.
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>> Sheriff Labrador,
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the [laughter] sea monster is attacking
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>> Hello. Hello, sea monster. Let's go.
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>> They're coming fast.
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>> Little pangolin, little elephant.
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Dobi. Oh, no. It's too foggy.
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I'll blow away the fog. Super wing
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>> The fog is gone.
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The kids are OVER THERE.
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>> GET ON THE BOARD.
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>> THERE, behind you.
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>> THE MONSTER IS COMING.
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>> DON'T BE AFRAID, GUYS. It's not a
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monster. It's a humpback whale.
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>> Let's get back to the ship first.
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>> Humpback whales are gentle creatures.
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Why would it attack the ship?
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>> Perhaps it wants to tell us something.
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>> I think it wants to take us somewhere.
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>> A baby humpback whale is stuck on the
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Looks like it wants us to save its baby.
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>> Oh, no. The baby whale is in danger.
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We need to rescue it right now.
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Now we're ready to send the baby whale
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back to the sea. Papillon.
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>> Launch me. Kids.
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>> Everyone, come help.
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>> YEAH, WE DID IT.
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>> WOW, THAT'S AMAZING.
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>> SHERIFF LABRADOR'S [music] safety talk.
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Kids, humpback whales are ocean mammals.
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They are big, gentle, and known as the
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singers of the sea. They usually travel
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together and communicate by making
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beautiful long sounds. The sounds help
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them talk to each other, find their
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directions, and find their friends.
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Isn't that amazing?
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>> Don't bring wild animals home.
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AREN'T THOSE ENOUGH?
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BUT I CAN'T bring you any more food.
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>> I'm going to buy some food for you. Wait
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He's been acting strange these days.
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>> What's going on?
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>> SHERIFF LABRADOR, there's a monster IN
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>> WHAT? WE'LL BE RIGHT THERE.
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>> WHAT HAPPENED HERE?
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>> Sheriff Labrador.
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>> Sheriff Labrador, the monster is over
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>> Stay hidden, WE'LL GO CHECK.
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>> IN THE CUPBOARD. COMING.
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ITS TEETH ARE SO SHARP.
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WHAT ON EARTH IS THAT?
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I got it. IT'S A CROCODILE.
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>> [groaning and screaming]
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>> HOW do we have a crocodile in our house?
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DON'T HURT MY CROCODILE.
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I BROUGHT IT FROM THE PARK.
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YOU BROUGHT THE CROCODILE HOME?
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EVERYONE, HIDE IN THE YARD.
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>> WHERE DID it go?
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>> It swam over FROM THE SWIMMING POOL.
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>> JOVI, COME ON UP.
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>> IT'S SO [screaming] SCARY.
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>> STOP CHASING ME.
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>> SAUSAGE. IT'S HUNGRY.
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>> Wild animals belong in nature. Nature is
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I'll [music] never bring wild animals
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>> We can't handle another INCIDENT LIKE
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>> SHERIFF LABRADOR'S SAFETY TALK.
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KIDS, wild animals live in nature
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and shouldn't be brought home as pets.
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They often carry parasites and germs
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that can make us sick.
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Some of them are aggressive and they can
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If you see a wild animal that needs
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help, ask your parents or police
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officers for help. Please remember that.
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>> Crabs are coming.
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IT'S SO WARM HERE. FINALLY, no more
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>> Kids, let's have a picnic here.
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>> THIS IS HOT SPRING ISLAND. SO BEAUTIFUL,
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>> WOW, where'd all these crabs come from?
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>> They're peachy crabs. They only live on
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Hot Spring Island. Every year they march
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to the warm beach to lay eggs.
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>> Oh, so that's how it is.
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>> Look, to help them cross safely,
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Hot Spring Island built a special crab
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>> That looks so cool.
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>> Mommy, look. So many crabs.
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>> What's this super clay drive?
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It'll get super hard. Done.
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The crab tunnel is totally blocked.
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>> Once the crabs go wild, I'll sneak off
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>> Hey, that's mine.
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>> That's strange. WHY ARE THE crabs in the
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>> OH, [music] NO, NO.
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>> Let's hurry. [laughter]
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DON'T BE SCARED. You're safe now.
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It's Ant Hill soup and clay.
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Ant Hill blocked the crab tunnel with
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Ant Hill made the crabs go wild on
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purpose. Papillon, clear the tunnel now.
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this is super hard. TIME FOR SUPER SPIN
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Stay awake. Stay awake.
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>> NOW COME WITH ME TO BASE.
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HUH, IT'S ANT HILL.
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Ant Hill, STOP RIGHT THERE.
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>> THE COPS here on Hot Spring Island.
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>> YOU'LL NEVER CATCH ME.
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>> ANGEL, you can't get away.
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>> Who says I can't?
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>> [crying and screaming]
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>> This is great. EVERYTHING'S
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you're under arrest.
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FORGOT ABOUT MY MUSTACHE.
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>> basic safety in mind.
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>> Kids, lots of animals move every year
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from one place to another.
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To help them travel safely, people make
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special animal paths so they can safely
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get to where they need to go.
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We should care for wild animals and not
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bother them. Please remember that.
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>> Don't sting me, bees.
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>> Wow, it's so yummy.
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I'm going to take all this honey here.
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Bees, get away from me.
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Phew, that was scary. Where were all
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these bees coming from?
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>> Could they be my bees?
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What happened to my bees?
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>> Hi, I'm Sheriff Labrador.
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>> Sheriff Labrador, a thief broken into my
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>> WHAT? WE'LL be right there.
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>> Sheriff Labrador, all my honey has been
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stolen. Please help me.
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>> Toby, let's investigate the scene.
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>> The fence is broken. There's honey on
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the ground. Let's follow the honey.
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>> The trail stops here.
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>> THIS IS A BOARD FROM THE BEEHIVE. Seeing
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the honey, the thief [music] must have
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dropped it. The ants are coming from
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>> Hurry. Keep everyone safe.
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>> Don't try to chase away the bees. That
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would irritate them even more. Toby.
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Let's hide in the house.
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>> Look at the bees. How do we get out of
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Papillon, we're surrounded by bees. We
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Papillon always has a way. [music]
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LITTLE ONE TIME, activate bee hive mode.
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Safely collect the bees.
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>> The thief must be somewhere around here.
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Let's follow the bees.
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>> It's right here.
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>> Little One Time, make sure to collect
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>> Look at all this honey. It's all mine.
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>> Sheriff Labrador.
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>> STOP RIGHT THERE.
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>> STOP, IT'S DANGEROUS.
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>> There are still many bees.
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>> Little One Time's stomach.
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>> Ouch, that hurts. I will never steal
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>> Let's take him to the hospital.
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>> Sheriff Labrador's safety talk.
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Kids, if you come across bees, [music]
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don't chase them away. Just quietly move
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away from them. If you get stung by a
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bee, don't scratch it. Go to the
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hospital immediately.
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Please remember these tips.
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>> Never play with caterpillars.
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>> [screaming and crying]
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Are they all scared of caterpillars?
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Sheriff Labrador, so many caterpillars
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are in there. It's really scary.
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Little turtle, are you okay?
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It feels like something's UNDER MY
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>> ANOTHER CATERPILLAR?
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>> MY NOSE. OH NO, THE caterpillars are
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>> The treatment is all done. You'll feel
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>> Caterpillars usually live in the woods.
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They won't leave there by themselves
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unless someone moves them on purpose.
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When I was doing tai chi this morning,
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I saw Little Wolf catching caterpillars
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>> Little Wolf must be scaring people with
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caterpillars. We need to stop him now.
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It's so fun to scare people with
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caterpillars. Let's go, my caterpillar
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Why is my arm so itchy?
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It's getting worse. [screaming]
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Oh no, I'm itching all over.
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>> Caterpillars, go go away.
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>> Stay away from me. Help.
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>> It's Little wolf.
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>> So many caterpillars.
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>> The caterpillars are everywhere.
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>> Let's get out of here.
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>> Aha. I have an idea.
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I'll never get caterpillars again.
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>> Sheriff Labrador's [music] safety talk.
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some caterpillars and bugs are venomous.
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>> If they bite you, the spot might get
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red, swollen, and itchy, or even worse.
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Remember not to touch them, and never
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play around with them.
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Also, if a bug lands on you, don't just
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grab it with your hand. Gently remove it
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Please remember that.
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>> Don't play with ants.
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The excavator's here to dig.
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The bucket is moving.
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The bread is moving, too.
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Why is everything moving around?
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Brother, what's wrong?
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>> Hi, I'm Sheriff Labrador.
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>> Sheriff Labrador,
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please help us. My brother got BITTEN BY
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>> WHAT? Bitten by his bread? We'll be
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>> All the toys and snacks just moved by
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themselves, and then the bread bit my
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>> Little chick, where did you get hurt?
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>> Here. It hurts so much.
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>> So, it's true. Bread can grow
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>> and BITE PEOPLE?
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IT'S JUST plain [music] bread.
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Watch out for the ant.
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Looks like little chick got bitten by an
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ant like this. It looks venomous. We
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need to take him to the hospital.
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>> Don't bite me, ant.
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And here, too. [screaming]
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You can't catch us now.
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THEY'RE STILL FOLLOWING US.
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Now you can't follow us, huh?
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What? Seriously? I can't believe it.
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>> HOW FAR THERE IS LABRADOR? WHAT DO WE DO
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NOW? I'm calling Papillon for support.
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>> Papillon, we're being chased by ants. We
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>> Ants? Oh, I know what to do. I'll be
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Now you can't get us.
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we're getting shorter.
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>> Oh no, THEY'RE ALL AROUND US.
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>> LET'S TRY TO FIND MY MOM.
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>> PUPPY ALWAYS HAS A WAY.
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AREN'T THOSE MY SOCKS?
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>> PHEW, WE'RE finally safe.
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>> Puppy, on to the hospital. Little chick
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needs to be [music] treated.
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>> Sheriff Labrador's safety talk.
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Kids, you shouldn't [music] touch ants
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or get too close to their hills. Some
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ants are venomous and if you get bitten
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by them, it can swell up and even
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endanger your life.
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Please remember that.
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