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SIREN WAILS Octonauts, to your stations.

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Barnacles! Kwazii! Peso!

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-Explore!

-Rescue!

-Protect!

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Hmmm. Look at these pictures coming in from Dashi.

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Ooh! Where is she, Captain?

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She's exploring a strange underwater cave.

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There's some amazing stuff in here.

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Let's run these pictures through the computer

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to get a good look at the whole cave.

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It looks like there's squid and some tropical seaweed.

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The cave floor's red and wiggly.

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Those little rocks hanging down look kind of familiar.

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That's because they're teeth!

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And the floor is a tongue!

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How can a cave have teeth and a tongue?

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Because it's not a cave, Peso.

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-It's...

-ALL: A whale shark!

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-Dashi, can you hear me?

-Loud and clear. Sort of.

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You're not in a cave. You're in a whale shark!

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-Get out! Now!

-Uh-oh, closing time!

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My camera!

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Dashi. Can you hear me?

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I'm all right, Captain. I'm...

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The signal can't reach her now that the mouth is shut.

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She's trapped inside a whale shark!

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We need to get her out. Peso, sound the Octoalert.

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-SIREN WAILS

-Octonauts, to the launch bay!

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Octonauts, this is a whale shark.

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TUNIP SQUEAKS

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No, Tunip, a whale shark isn't a whale.

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It's the biggest fish in the sea.

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As big as a school bus.

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ALL: Ooh!

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It's so big that Dashi thought its mouth was a cave

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and now she's disappeared inside it.

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How dare that dastardly beast swallow our mate.

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He didn't do it on purpose, Kwazii.

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The whale shark is a filter feeder.

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A filter feeder doesn't use his teeth for biting.

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He just opens his mouth and swallows whatever's there.

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And this whale shark swallowed Dashi.

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-PESO GULPS

-We have to get her out.

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You'll need to take this whale shark detector.

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It flashes when a whale shark's near.

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Kwazii, Peso, into the Gup.

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Tweak, open the Octohatch.

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Got it, Cap.

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That's strange.

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According to the map, the whale shark was right here.

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-But I don't see him anywhere.

-Probably planning a sneak attack.

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The whale shark detector hasn't flashed once.

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We'd better get out and take a look around...

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Peso, you stay here and keep a lookout.

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Right-o.

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Kwazii, when we find the whale shark, here's our plan.

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We'll need to open its mouth to slip in and get Dashi.

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First, I'll confuse the beast

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by leaping all around like a heap of spaghetti.

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Meanwhile, I'll slither through your spaghetti.

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ALARM BLARES Captain! Kwazii!

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PESO GASPS

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Captain! Behind you!

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It's the...

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THEY SCREAM

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..whale shark!

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You never got to leap around like spaghetti, did you?

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No, I got sucked in like a wet noodle.

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-Dashi!

-Dashi!

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Let's look for her by going that way along the tongue. Charge!

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WHALE SHARK GROANS

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-The tongue is kind of ticklish.

-We'd better step lightly. Tip-toe.

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This looks like where we came in.

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So let's go back the other way. Slide.

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THEY SHOUT

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These things keep you from falling onto your bum!

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They're gills. The whale shark uses them to let water back out

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while keeping food in.

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-Do you think Dashi could have gone through the gills?

-No.

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She's too big.

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This wall feels all spongy-like.

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The sponge wall is another way the whale shark can let water out

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while keeping big stuff in.

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Looks like it kept Dashi's hair clip in.

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-But Dashi must have squeezed her way through.

-She's on the other side!

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There's no time to lose. Let's suck in our bellies...

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-THEY BREATHE IN

-..and squeeze!

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Kwazii? Captain? Can anybody hear me?

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PESO GROANS

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I guess not.

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WHALE SHARK GROANS

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Don't roar at me!

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WHALE SHARK GROANS

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That's not a roar.

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That's a moan. You must be sick.

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When a sea creature's sick, I'm there!

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Even if he is as big as a school bus.

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WHALE SHARK MOANS

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Everything looks fine in the ear.

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Nose looks good too.

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Now I'll check your tummy.

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WHALE SHARK GROANS

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His tummy hurts!

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Poor whale shark. My friends must be in there.

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That must not feel too good. You usually only eat small things.

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I've worked out your problem, whale shark.

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You don't have measles or chickenpox.

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You have Octonauts.

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THEY SIGH

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THEY SCREAM

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We seem to have landed...somewhere.

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-Is that you making that clicking sound?

-I thought it was you.

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If it's not you and it's not me,

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then who or what is making the clicking sound?

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CAPTAIN SCREAMS

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KWAZII SCREAMS

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Hey, guys, it's great to see you.

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-Um...

-Dashi. We...found you.

-And you seem to be all right!

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I'm having the most incredible time, taking what might be

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the first photos ever taken inside a whale shark's stomach!

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I hate to interrupt your photo shoot,

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but if this is the whale shark's stomach, we need to get out now

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before we sink any further!

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Octonauts, let's get up and out. Totem pole.

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THEY GRUNT AND STRUGGLE

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THEY BREATHE HEAVILY

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We've made it. All the way back to the mouth.

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The beast's mighty jaws are shut tight.

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Activate helmets.

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Stand back.

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CAPTAIN STRUGGLES

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Your arms are powerful, Captain. But my legs are poetry in motion.

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Stand aside. Cat coming through!

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HE SHOUTS

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This might take all of us working together.

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Say, "Ahhh!"

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Why won't you open your mouth?

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You're a filter feeder, that's what you do!

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Whale shark...tummy ache...

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If you tickle a whale shark's gills, he opens his mouth.

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If we all charge and push together, we can do this.

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-Ready?

-BOTH: Ready!

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Coochie-coochie-coo!

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On your marks...

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Coochie-coochie-coochie-coo!

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..get set...

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Coochie-coo!

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Go!

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ALL: Peso?

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I got the whale shark to say, "Ahhh!"

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-You freed us!

-And cured the whale shark's tummy ache.

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Ha-ha! Cute little beast.

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Ooh, not so little!

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WHALE SHARK BURPS

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ALL: Eww!

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I can't decide which of these photos I took

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to send in to National Seaographic.

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-They're all amazing.

-You must send each and every one.

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-Actually, not all of them.

-You might want to skip a few.

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THEY LAUGH

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