Tigers 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! #

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

One of my jobs is to make sure all the animals get lots of exercise,

like Edith over here.

Come on, Edith.

Edith is an eagle owl, she's one of the largest types of owl in Africa.

The biggest and the best.

To make sure she gets plenty of exercise,

twice a day I give her a good fly around the park,

so she can stretch her wings,

and so she can move her muscles and get the wind in her feathers,

-so, are you ready for a fly, Edith?

-I was born ready!

Come on then.

Well done, Edith, have a spot of lunch, there you go.

-RADIO:

-'Andy, come in, Andy, over.'

Excuse me, Edith.

Hello, Mr Pickles, Andy here, over.

'Hello, I've got a photographer from the local newspaper visiting later

'to take some pictures of Jess the pig playing football.

'Make sure you have the ball for her to play with

-'when they arrive, over.'

-OK, sir, no problem,

I'll head to the workshop and get straight to it.

Right, OK, Edith, we've got work to do.

-Come on.

-I'm coming!

That's it, good girl.

Hello, Kip.

Kip?

Oh, what's this?

-Boo!

-Oh!

-Ha ha!

-Oh, Kip!

Oh, oh.

Hey, what's this?

This is my cunningly camouflaged Kipmobile cover, Andy.

It's to hide the Kipmobile when we need to get close to the animals

without being seen. Ha!

Oh, that will come in really handy

the next time we're on another wild adventure.

Right, um...

I don't suppose you have a spare football down there, have you?

A football? Is this the best time to be playing games, Andy?

It's not for me, it's for the pigs.

I was exercising Edith the eagle owl when Mr Pickles called.

He said they lost their football.

you know how much they love a kick around.

Well, I'm sorry, Andy, I haven't got a football here,

but why does Edith need to exercise, is she unfit?

No, every animal needs to exercise - it keeps them healthy and fit.

Oh.

You know, Edith the eagle owl loves nothing more than to fly

and stretch out her wings in the morning.

Oh, so do cats need to exercise, Andy?

Cats need exercise to strengthen their legs so they can jump and run.

Tiger cubs, a different type of cat,

they play with their brothers and sisters.

That strengthens their muscles, and they use their paws to grip...

-and pounce!

-Aaaaah!

-Hmmm.

-Ha, got you!

That sounds like fun, Andy.

It does, doesn't it?

Kip, would you like to go and see some tigers pouncing,

leaping, bouncing and keeping fit and strong?

Yes, I would.

Well then, it's time to go on a wild adventure.

We get to see tiger cubs having fun and playing.

We can get closer using my cunningly camouflaged Kipmobile cover.

What are we waiting for? Come on, let's do it.

One, gadget pack.

Check.

-Two, gizmo.

-Check.

-Three, cunningly camouflaged Kipmobile cover.

-Check.

Just in case we need it.

And, last but not least, the Kipmobile!

Seatbelts on.

Hit it, Kip.

Liftoff!

-Ah, ha ha!

-Woo hoo, we're in space!

So, where to, Andy?

India, Kip - a great place to find tigers hiding in the jungle.

Then India it is, go, cat nav, go.

Who-oh-oh-oaaaa!

Ah, this is the place. Come on, let's land over there.

So, um, where are the tigers, Andy?

Well, it won't be easy to find them, Kip,

you see, they're very good at hiding.

What we need to do is find some clues as to where they are.

Oh, what sort of clues?

Um...

Something like this.

It's a paw print, Kip, a bit like yours, but much, much bigger.

I've got to see that.

Oh, wow, that's one big cat.

Um, I think I'll stay here

and try my cunningly camouflaged Kipmobile cover,

so the Kipmobile doesn't scare off the tigers.

Ha-ha... Ah, ah, ah.

Ah, ah.

There's got to be a tiger around here somewhere -

we've just seen that giant paw print,

so it must be really close.

Come on.

GRUNTING

Oh, look, it's a wild boar!

Can you see, he's wallowing around in the mud.

That's because mud protects him from the sun and biting insects.

Now, wild boars are related to pigs,

which means they pretty much eat anything they can. Urgh!

Oh, I'm not sure I'd try whatever that is that he's eating.

Urgh.

-HE GASPS

-Oh, yes!

I found another paw print, come on.

Ah, look.

Hey, Kip, I found a...

What?

I found a tiger.

Oh, I was so busy looking for clues, I almost missed her.

But it's stripey and bright orange.

Yes, I know those colours are easy for US to see,

but some animals can't see as many colours as we can.

Their coat and their colouring help to blend in with their surroundings.

Oh, looks like she's off.

It's time for me to go, too, I've got some cubs to find. See you!

Now we know why the mum tiger was laying down,

she was so tired looking after these guys.

Look at them - they've got so much energy!

Hey, Kip, how about we help the mum tiger out

by burning off some of the tiger cub's energy.

Oh, yeah, Andy! That would be great!

Well, in that case, hide-and-seek.

Go on, you lot, go and hide, and I'll count.

Here we go - one, two, three, four,

25, 56,

74, 100!

OK, time to find some tigers.

Coming, ready or not!

Right, where are they?

Oh, aha! I found you.

OK, it's my turn to hide now so...

Aha.

Hey, Kip, can I hide in there with you?

No way! Find your own hiding place.

Ssh!

Now, I don't have stripes like these cubs...

..so I have to be really quiet.

Oh, no, they're on to me.

Hey, what you doing?

No, no, be careful of my foot.

No, oh!

Well done, you found me then.

Ptoo! Ptoo!

Ah, well, that was great fun.

Fantastic exercise, too.

Now, what's next?

Ah, next exercise - football.

Oh, they're not bad either.

It might look like they're playing football,

but these are the skills cubs will need later in life to catch a meal.

I'll give it a go.

TIGER GROWLS

Oh, sorry, Mrs Tiger.

GROWLING

-Oh, good kick.

-ROARING

Um...Kip...

I've just kicked a mud ball at a tiger,

and now she's running towards me, she looks quite hungry.

Kip...

KIP!

On my way, Andy!

Andy upload.

See you later, tigers!

Oh, almost forgot.

Oh, thank goodness for that.

Well, come on, Andy, Mr Pickles will be waiting. Let's get you home.

-Hold on!

-Whoa!

'Andy, come in, Andy. Over.'

Uh oh, that'll be the boss.

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

'Hello, Andy, the photographer from the paper has arrived

'to take a picture of Jess the pig playing football.

'Have you found another ball for her to play with? Over.'

Actually, sir, I have, I've got a mud ball right here,

I got it whilst I was out and about. Over.

'Ah, marvellous work, Andy, Pickles, out.'

I think the pigs will like this ball, Kip.

Do you know what, I might play as well,

-I'm quite good at football these days.

-No, Andy, be careful.

GLASS SMASHES

Well, er, you fetch the ball and I'll mend the window.

Thanks, Kip, see you next time.

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