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

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

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

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

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

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# One, two, three, four!

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# Andy and Kip on another wild adventure

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# Hey, join the crew!

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

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# Yeah, you can come, too!

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# It's Andy's wild adventures

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# Round the world! #

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

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It's my job to look after the animals, like these meerkats.

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Claws looking fabulous, my face divine!

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If you look closely, you can see the circles around their eyes.

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The country they're from in Africa is very hot and sunny.

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And those dark circles act as inbuilt sunglasses

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to protect them from the sun's glare.

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-Isn't that right?

-Andy, you know us so well.

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'Come in, Andy.'

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Sorry, that'll be the boss.

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Hello, Mr Pickles. Andy here, over.

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'Hello, I was visiting the penguins,

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'and couldn't help noticing they seemed a bit hot today.

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'Could you bring over some blocks of ice for them to play on, over?'

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No problem, sir.

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I'm just going on my tea break, then I'll bring them over. Over.

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'Thanks, Andy. Pickles, out.'

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Right, I've got work to do, guys. See you later.

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HE WHISTLES

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Ah, hello, Kip.

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Oh, hello, Andy.

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ANDY CLEARS HIS THROAT

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Um, Kip. What are you doing with my old tennis rackets there?

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Tennis? KIP GIGGLES

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No, no, this is my latest invention. Ha ha!

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My super speedy snowshoes.

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Super speedy snowshoes, eh? Ah.

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Um, but it's not snowing outside.

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Oh, it's not for now, Andy.

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It's for the garden in winter,

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when it's all covered deep in soft snow,

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it'll stop me from sinking into it. Ha!

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All the great explorers wear them.

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-Ah, good idea, Kip.

-Of course, I'll have to wait until it snows

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to find out how well they work.

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Oh, so, um, what have you been up to?

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Me? I've been checking on the meerkats, Kip.

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Meerkats? Oh, they're cool cats like me!

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Er, not quite like you. They're not cats. But they are cool.

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They're so cool they wear sunglasses.

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They wear sunglasses?

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You know, lots of animals have special features

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to help them live in different places,

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like hot deserts, or rainforests,

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or even freezing cold, snowy places.

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Brrr! But animals must be really tough to live where it's freezing.

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How do they keep warm?

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Lots of different ways.

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One animal, an otter, lives in the snowy mountains of North America.

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They have thick fur to keep themselves warm.

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Ooh, like mine?

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And a big, strong tail to push through the snow

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as they hunt for fish.

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Oh, I'd love to see that!

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You know what this means?

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-BOTH:

-It's time to go on a wild adventure!

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To see otters catching fish.

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And we can test out my super speedy snowshoes.

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-What are we waiting for? Let's do it.

-Yeah!

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-One, gadget pack?

-Check.

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-Two, gizmo?

-Check.

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Three, my super speedy snowshoes?

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Check.

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Just in case we need them.

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And, last but not least, the Kipmobile!

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Seat belts on.

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Hit it, Kip.

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Liftoff!

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KIP SQUEALS IN DELIGHT

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Whoo hoo hoo! We're in space!

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Where to, Andy?

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North America, Kip.

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Where our Snowy River otters live.

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In the middle of Yellowstone National Park.

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North America it is. Go, cat nav, go!

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Whoa ho ho ho!

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Ah, this is the life, Kip.

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High up in the sky, looking down at the beautiful snowy landscape.

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Breathing in the crisp, clean air.

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THEY SCREAM

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What was that?

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-Don't worry, Kip, it's just a geyser.

-A geyser?

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Yes, geysers are jets of hot water erupting out of the ground.

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And they're usually found close to volcanoes.

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Er, volcanoes?

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Right, come on, let's see if we can find some otters fishing.

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Yeah, yeah, good idea. Let's get away from that geyser.

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-Perfect landing, Kip.

-Oh, thanks, Andy.

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Right, come on, let's go find some otters.

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KIP MUMBLES HESITANTLY

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Actually, Andy, I might stay with the Kipmobile.

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Just in case the volcano starts to erupt

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and we have to get out of here really fast.

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You'll be fine.

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The volcano hasn't erupted for hundreds and thousands of years.

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Ah! Which means it's probably about time it did.

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So, no, I think I'll stay with the Kipmobile, if you don't mind.

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But you have fun, though.

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All right, then, I'll see you soon.

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-Oh, Andy?

-Yes?

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-Be careful.

-I always am, Kip.

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KIP LAUGHS

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Excuse me, Mr Fox.

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You haven't seen any otters, have you?

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No?

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This lovely coat of his gets even thicker in the winter

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and keeps him nice and warm.

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Just as well, really, we're in for a heavy snowfall.

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Oh, see you later, Mr Fox.

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It's not easy walking in all this thick snow.

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At this rate, I'm never going to find any otters.

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Hang on a minute!

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Kip's super speedy snowshoes. I'll give these a try. Ha ha!

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This is much better. Kip's a genius!

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HE PANTS

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I've been walking and walking and still haven't spotted any otters.

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Oh, I guess I'm not much of an otter spotter really, am I?

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But I tell you what I have found.

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Look. It's a huge waterfall.

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Since otters are never too far away from water,

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I'm guessing they're going to be close by.

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Right.

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Look at the size of it. It's huge.

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It just goes up, and up and...

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Is it?

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Yes! It is!

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I've spotted some otters.

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Wow! Oh, I've got to get up there.

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So we don't scare them, I'm going to shrink down to their size.

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Size of an otter.

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Here goes.

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Perfect. Now, to go up there and hang out with the otters.

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Activate rocket pack.

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Oh, wow, this is great!

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Hopefully we can follow and see if they're on a fishing trip.

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The thing is, though, the waterfall is flowing so fast

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it's going to be really difficult for them to fish in.

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They need to get down there,

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where the water is flowing a lot slower.

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Oh, hang on. Whoa!

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I'm never going to catch up with them!

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Unless...

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Whoo hoo hoo! Whoo hoo!

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Yahoo! Hoo hoo!

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What a great way to get down. Yahoo! Wah-ha!

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Otters also have long, sleek bodies

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that allow them to move easily on the snow.

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And they use their strong tails to propel themselves along.

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I've got to give this a try.

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Right. Oh.

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-HE GRUNTS

-Wait...for...me...otters!

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Brrrr!

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Well, I did it. I followed the otters to open water.

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Here we are, right by some warm springs,

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which is why the ice over there is completely melted.

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Oh, look! That one's just caught a fish!

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Well done! This is exactly what I wanted to show you. Ah!

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Uh-oh. It looks like they're not alone.

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That's why the otter has dived under the ice,

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to hide the fish from the hungry coyote.

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The coyote may not be able to see the fish,

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but he has an incredible sense of smell,

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-which means he's able to...

-HE SNIFFS

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..sniff it out.

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Ah! He's got it! A huge Yellowstone trout.

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That should keep him going for a while. And look.

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The otters don't seem bothered. They're off to do more fishing.

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I guess the ice isn't as thick as I thought it was.

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Oh, no!

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Now my feet are freezing!

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I think it's time for me to go.

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Kip! Kip? Are you there?

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Oh... Brrrr.

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'Kip! Can you come and get me, please?'

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KIP!

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It's all right, Andy. I'm coming.

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KIPMOBILE WHIRRS

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Ah, nice one, Kip.

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I can always count on you.

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Andy, upload.

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See you later, otters.

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Happy fishing!

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Oh, oh, thanks, Kip.

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Brrrr. I felt I was going to f-f-f-freeze.

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Oh, not with me around, Andy.

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Ohhh... Right, let's h-h-head home.

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My feet are f-f-f-frozen, ooh.

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Well, whatever you say.

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Home, here we come! Ha ha.

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'Come in, Andy, are you receiving, over?'

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Uh-oh, that'll be Mr P-Pickles.

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HE GRUNTS

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

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'Is everything OK, Andy?'

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Oh, don't worry, everything's f-f-fine.

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'You sound like your teeth are chattering.'

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I've been getting some blocks of ice for the penguins. Over.

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'Ah, well done, Andy, marvellous job. Pickles, out.'

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Oh, that was lucky.

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See you next time.

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Brilliant.

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Bye!

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