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# I'm Andy, I work here at the National Museum

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# We've got dinosaurs and ice age beasts, you should see them

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# Jenny's my assistant Mrs Pickles runs the show

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-# Come on my adventures!

-Ready, steady, go-o!

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# One, two, three, four!

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# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures

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Hey, join the crew!

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# Travel back in time and discover something new

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# Yeah, you can come, too!

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# We'll see woolly mammoths, dinosaurs, cavemen and more!

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# When I jump into the old museum clock to explore

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# Take me off to prehistoric times, I say!

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-# Hold on tight, shut your eyes

-And then we fly away

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# One, two, three, four!

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-# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures

-Hey, join the crew!

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# Travel back in time and discover something new

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# Yeah, you can come, too!

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# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures

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# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures! #

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OWL HOOTS

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DOOR OPENS

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HE WHISTLES

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Hi, I'm Andy. I work here, at the National Museum.

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I'm putting together a display about a prehistoric animal that

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lived during the ice age.

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So, to make them feel at home, I'm bringing along some ice.

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PERSONAL STEREO PLAYS

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Whoa! What's this, Andy?

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It's ice for the brand-new display.

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-Ice?

-Mm-hm.

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But it's quite warm in here. Won't it just melt?

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No, it's not real ice, Jen. It's pretend.

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Mrs Pickles gave me the recipe. It's made from hot water and sugar.

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And this is a big piece, it took me a long time to make!

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Sugar and hot water...

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-Mmm, delicious.

-Be careful, it's very delicate.

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Come on, let's put it on the display.

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-Oh, watch out!

-Whoop!

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Sorry. Thanks, Jen.

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Right...

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there we go.

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Perfect. Now we can add the models.

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This is a woolly mammoth -

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a long-lost relative to our modern-day elephants.

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No wonder they were lost, look at all that hair!

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They probably couldn't see where they were going.

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-Not that sort of lost, Jen. I mean, they aren't around any more.

-Oh...

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No, they were around thousands of years ago, though. And their thick,

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woolly hair was used to keep them warm in the ice and snow.

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Now, I need to be very careful here.

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It's a good thing they're not real-sized woolly mammoths.

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-They were heavy. Some were heavier than a minibus!

-Wow!

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Hmm... I'm missing some models.

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I must have left them on the trolley.

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-What are they?

-Cavemen.

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Our ancient ancestors. They lived alongside woolly mammoths.

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Er...

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WHOOSH!

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WHOOSH!

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DONK!

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CRACKING

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I've found one.

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Ah, me too.

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ICE SPLINTERS

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-Oh, Andy, you sound like you need oiling.

-I do, don't I?

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Come on, let's pop these on the display.

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Here you go.

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ICE SPLINTERS Right, there we go.

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ICE SPLINTERS

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No... LOUD CRACKING

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No, no, no, no, no!

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Oh, no!

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This took me ages to make!

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We can't have an ice age display without ice!

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-What would Mrs Pickles say?

-Don't worry, Andy.

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We've got the recipe. We could make some more!

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No, this was a huge piece. There's not enough time!

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CLOCK CHIMES

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CLOCK WHIRS AND CLICKS

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SCREECHING

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Time...

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That's it! Jen, you stay here and, erm, turn the heating down.

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I'll be back soon with another sheet of ice.

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Time to go on a prehistoric adventure!

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Um... But, Andy...

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Why's it have to be cold?

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Waistcoat, hat, backpack.

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And last, but not least...

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gizmo.

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Check.

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To the time of woolly mammoths!

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CLOCK TICKS BACKWARDS

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BANG!

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Hoo-hoo-hoo!

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Aa-argh!

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TICKING SLOWS

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I've made it!

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I've travelled back in time 30,000 years.

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GIZMO BEEPS

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All the way to what will become Switzerland...

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in the time of the woolly mammoths.

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Right...

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I need to find some ice.

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Well... I can't see any ice.

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I can see lots of snow, though.

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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And woolly mammoths!

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Yes!

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Maybe they know where the ice is.

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HE SHIVERS

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It's freezing. Luckily, though, I've brought my coat.

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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Look! It's a whole family of woolly mammoths!

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They're using their trunks to find food in the deep snow.

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Excuse me, do you mind?

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Maybe it's time to hitch a ride.

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Ah... This is much better!

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Whoa...

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Oopsy-daisy.

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From up here, I might be able to spot a frozen river or a lake.

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CREATURE SNARLS

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MAMMOTH GROWLS

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Oh...

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It's a cave lion!

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What am I going to do?

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Hang on a minute...

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I'm with the woolly mammoth! Hah!

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No cave lion's any match for a woolly mammoth.

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And there are hundreds of them, look!

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Erm...

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But just in case, I might climb up onto Mum, over there.

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What?

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The higher I am, the better chance I've got of finding the ice!

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Ah... That's better!

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Ha-ha.

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See you later, cave lion!

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I can see for miles, up here.

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I'm part of a mammoth migration!

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MAMMOTHS TRUMPET AND ROAR

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Now, according to my gizmo,

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there should be a lake around here, somewhere.

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GIZMO BLEEPS Right, time for me to get off.

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Oh, but it's a bit high...

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Erm... MAMMOTH SNORTS

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Ah...

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I've got an idea.

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Whoa!

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Ah.

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Oh... That was fun.

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Right, now to find some ice.

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Well, I can see lots of snow, but I can't see any lakes.

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Maybe the cold weather has broken my gizmo.

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GIZMO BLEEPS

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Hmm...

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LOUD CRACKING AND SPLASH

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Oh, no! She's fallen into the ice!

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What...

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I've been standing on the ice the whole time!

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I need to help her out,

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otherwise she's going to turn into a mammoth ice lolly.

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Erm... Oh, I know.

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I've got some rope.

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I'm going to try and lasso it onto her.

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OK... Ready...

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I hope this works!

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ROPE WHOOSHES

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Yes!

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All right then, you lot. You take this end...

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SPLASHING

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PULL!

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Pull, everyone!

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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It's working... It's working.

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Whoa!

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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It worked. MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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Well done, everyone. Good job.

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MAMMOTHS GROAN

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Oh...

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Look!

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There's loads of ice in this hole.

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Oh...

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Erm...

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Careful, you should never walk on frozen lakes.

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I think I'll take...this one.

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Ooh...

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Real ice is really heavy!

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And cold, too.

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OK...

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Oh... I'm exhausted, walking in all this snow!

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And I've still got to get back to the clock!

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Oh...

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It's going to take me for ever.

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MAMMOTH SNORTS

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Huh...? MAMMOTH SNORTS

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Oh, you want to give me a lift?

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Oh!

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Thanks, Mrs Mammoth! MAMMOTH SNORTS

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To the clock!

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Thanks for the ride!

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MAMMOTH ROARS LOUDLY

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Time to head...

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Huh?

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Oh, no!

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The clock's completely frozen.

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Oh, what am I going to do?

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How am I going to melt all this ice?

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My backpack. It's always full of useful things!

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Maybe there's something in here that can help me.

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Sunglasses?

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No...

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Binoculars?

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A pineapple?

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What good are these things?

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They're not going to help me, are they?

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MAMMOTH ROARS

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I think she's taken a liking to my pineapple.

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Are you hungry?

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Go on, you can have it.

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I don't need it. Here you go!

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS LOUDLY

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ICE SPLINTERS

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MAMMOTH TRUMPETS

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Ha-ha-ha!

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Thanks, woolly mammoth!

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Right... Time to head back!

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FAST TICKING

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CLOCK BELL CHIMES

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TICKING SLOWS

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Mrs Pickles! Quick!

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-Jen!

-Andy! You're back! Um...

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-I managed to turn down the heating, just like you asked.

-Well done.

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-You got the ice!

-Yes, I have.

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-We'd better hurry, Mrs Pickles is on her way.

-OK, come on.

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Ah! Morning, you two.

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-BOTH:

-Morning, Mrs Pickles.

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So... Here it is.

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The woolly mammoth display.

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Oh, well done.

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I see you've used my recipe for fake ice.

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It really does look like the real thing, doesn't it? Marvellous!

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Ooh...

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I love the way you've made it so cold in here, just like the ice age.

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Excellent idea.

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Ssh.

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See you next time.

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HE SHIVERS

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# One, two, three, four!

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# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures

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# Andy's Prehistoric Adventures! #

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