Grizzly Bears Andy's Wild Adventures

# I'm Andy the park keeper and I'm busy on my rounds

# Kip is the inventor She's the coolest cat in town

# There's things we'd like to show you

# And there's things we'd like to know

# So climb on board the Kipmobile and ready, steady, go!

# One, two, three, four!

# Andy and Kip on another wild adventure

# Hey, join the crew!

# Off to see the animals to find out what they do

# Yeah, you can come, too!

# It's Andy's wild adventures

# Round the world! #

Come on, guys.

Come on, Wilfred.

Hello. I'm Andy, and I work here at Pickles' Animal Park.

It's my job to look after the animals

and make sure they have enough food to eat.

Today I'm visiting a few of the animals that like to eat fish,

like these wolves.

Come on, guys. There we go.

Wolves are actually scavengers,

so in the wild they'll eat anything in front of them.

Food is great!

Here at the park, we like to feed them this as a special treat.

Here you go, Wilfred. That OK there for you, Wilfred?

Oh, what a catch! Oh, I shouldn't speak with my mouth full.

More food. Did I say that out loud? I'm so embarrassed.

There are other animals that like to eat fish a lot more than wolves.

Sea lions.

Isn't that right, Sally?

You know us so well. Let's have another.

These guys are used to living in the sea and not freshwater lakes.

That's why we give them salt tablets.

Oh, so that's why we love salt.

There we go. All right then, guys,

I think that's enough. See you later.

Hey, everyone! We eat salt cos we used to live in the sea!

Harry, you're just so embarrassing. Bye, Andy.

'Come in, Andy. Come in. Over.'

That'd be Mr Pickles.

Hello, Mr Pickles. Andy here. Over.

'Hello, Andy. I've just been doing the rounds of the park and wondered'

'if you'd fed the pelicans yet. Over.'

Not yet, sir. I'll just go on my tea break,

then I'll get straight to it. Over.

'Smashing. Speak later, then. Pickles out.'

Ah, hello, Kip.

KIP LAUGHS

Hello, Andy!

Oh, my butterfly net. I thought this was broken.

It was, which is why I've worked on it a bit more

and turned it into a fantastically fabulous fishing net.

I still have to test it, but then you can use it

to move the fish from the old pond to the new pond.

Oh, good idea, Kip!

So, what have you been up to?

I've just fed the wolves and the sea lions.

Sea lions? You mean there are lions that live in the sea?

No! They're not actual lions, Kip, they're just called sea lions.

Oh. Well, OK. So what do these sea lions eat?

They love eating fish. They're very good at catching them, too.

Well, I'm not surprised!

It can't be difficult catching fish

when you spend all your time underwater.

They should try catching fish with a net like me.

-That's much more difficult.

-True.

But other animals live out of the water

and catch fish, and they don't even have a net.

-Really?

-Absolutely.

In fact, in the beautiful mountains of North America,

grizzly bears come down to the river to catch fish,

and they just use their teeth and their bare paws.

-It's one of nature's most amazing sights.

-I'd love to see that.

You know what this means?

BOTH: Time to go on a wild adventure!

We could watch bears fishing.

And we could test out my fantastically fabulous fishing net.

In that case, let's go!

-One - gadget pack.

-Check.

Two - gizmo.

Check.

Three - my fantastically fabulous fishing net.

Check.

Just in case we need it.

And last but not least, the Kipmobile!

Seatbelts on.

Hit it, Kip!

Lift off!

Woahhh!

Woo-hoo! We're in space!

You've got the whole Earth to choose from, Andy.

So where did those bears live?

Alaska, Kip, in north America. That's where we'll find grizzlies.

Then Alaska it is.

Go, cat-nav, go!

Aargh!

Hey, look, Kip.

Alaska!

The biggest state in the whole of America.

Reindeer!

Or caribou, as they call them here.

Oh, wow. There are hundreds of them.

Yes, and they're all after some tasty fresh grass to eat.

-But what we need is to find some grizzlies.

-Yeah!

Do you see any?

No, but I know a great way of finding them.

Follow their food!

Which is?

Salmon.

There's salmon all right, Kip. I can just follow them.

I'm sure we'll find some hungry grizzlies eventually.

Hungry?

You coming?

Er...well, I'm fine, thanks.

We cats aren't too keen on water,

especially water filled with... er, grizzly bears.

I might just stay behind and make sure that the Kipmobile's OK.

All right then, Kip.

-But Andy.

-Yeah?

Be careful.

-These aren't teddy bears you're dealing with.

-Thanks, Kip.

Oh, wow.

These Alaskan rivers are full of fish, especially salmon.

And grizzly bears love eating salmon.

So if I follow these guys,

I should eventually find some grizzly bears.

Activate rocket pack. Underwater mode.

And just so the fish aren't scared,

size of a salmon.

Wow. Now I'm the size of a salmon,

time to find some grizzlies.

COMPUTER BLEEPS

Here, fishy, fishy.

Come to Kippy!

Oh! Oh!

I've got one!

Oh.

Or at least, I did.

SHE SIGHS

Hmmm.

Oof! Look.

We've found the grizzlies!

Look!

He's picking the fish up with his feet,

so he doesn't get his ears wet.

This is amazing.

Let's go upriver to see if we can find more bears fishing. Come on!

Ahhh. Where are you, Andy?

'Andy? Are you all right?'

Yes, I'm fine, Kip.

I've grown back to normal size, and guess what?

The plan worked!

I followed the salmon all the way back to the grizzlies.

And look! They're catching fish.

Wow! That's amazing.

Back at Pickles' Park, I feed the sea lions and wolves their fish,

but here in the wild, the grizzly bears have to catch it themselves,

right out of the air.

Oh, I'd love to do this.

I wonder if I can have a go?

There's only one way to find out.

Right...

Wow! This is...

BEAR GROWLS

This is amazing.

Now, when I go fishing, I use a fishing rod.

But these bears can't do that,

cos they don't have thumbs like I do.

I'm going to do it their way. I mean, how hard could it be?

All right?

Just doing some mouth exercises.

Ready.

Wow! They really do come from all kinds of directions.

Right. Time to try it.

Oh! It's not as easy as it looks, you know. Ah!

Hang on a minute.

Kip's fantastically fabulous fishing net!

Ha ha! That should do the trick.

Ha ha! Right. Now to give it another go.

Come on, then, fish.

Oof! No.

Almost!

Oh, that was lucky.

Ha ha! Look at that, huh?

Look! I caught one.

-BEAR GROWLS

-Ha ha!

BEARS GROWL

Oh, no. It's all right, I'm going to put it back.

Oh, no, I know the fish are for you. It's all right. Look.

See, look, it's gone now.

Just little old me. No-one else.

Not going to catch any more fish.

(Uh-oh.)

Kip!

It's all right, Andy.

'I'm coming.'

Nice one, Kip. I can always count on you.

Andy, upload!

See you later, bears. Bye-bye! Enjoy catching fish!

Brrr!

-Thanks. That was really close!

-Oh, well.

That's what I'm here for.

Ha ha. Come on.

Let's get you home.

Woo-hoo!

'Andy, are you there? Over.'

Uh-oh. Mr Pickles.

'Andy, come in.'

Hello, Mr Pickles. Andy here, receiving loud and clear. Over.

'At last. I've been trying to get hold of you for ages, Andy.'

'Have you got any food for those hungry pelicans yet? Over.'

Well, you see, Mr Pickles, I've just been... huh?

I've just been finding some fish for them to eat.

I've got them right here. Over.

'I knew I could count on you, Andy. Pickles out.'

Ha ha! See you next time.

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