Episode 5 Green Balloon Club Goes on Holiday


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# Gather round, one and all

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# You gotta answer the call

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# Listen up, look around you

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# There's a magical world to explore

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# There's a nature adventure

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# Coming your way soon

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# So come and join us

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# In this Green Balloon

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# And when we fly We're higher than the moon

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# So join us

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# Ah, ah

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# In our Green Balloon. #

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Hello, I'm so glad you're here.

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We're going on our holidays to Northern Ireland

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and we're going to do something very special.

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Look - we're coming in to land!

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# Let's go Somewhere we haven't been

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# Making friends and doing things in places never seen

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# Oh, it might be for a week Or just one day

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# Let's go now the sun is out It's good to get away

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# Oh, it's such a lovely morning And it's good to get away. #

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ALL: Hi!

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We're at Belfast Zoo!

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-And we're going to be zoo keepers for the day.

-And we can't wait!

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Before we get started,

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-shall we see what Nature Chris and Skipper are up to?

-Yeah!

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Hi there, Green Team. We're at Peatlands Park today

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and we're going to be exploring this muddy bog.

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And Skipper's got a surprise for me!

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Jelly's out bringing us our special reports. Aren't you?

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Yes, that's right.

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Today I'm going to be staying up really late,

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waiting to see some really spiky creatures.

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We'll be getting reports from our Green Balloon Club members

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from Northern Ireland.

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It's time for the Green Balloon Club chant.

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We love animals, plants and birds

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We love snails and slugs

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Large and small, we love them all And we never, ever step on bugs

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Cos we are the Green Balloon Club!

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-Now, let's get going. We've got animals to look after.

-Yay!

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# That's just where it's at

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# Yeah, the zoo is where it's at. #

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We're helping out with the elephants.

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-I have a special job for you.

-That one's going to the toilet!

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It looks like a waterfall.

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Funny you should mention that.

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You'll find out what you're doing in a minute. Let's go.

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OK, guys. I've got a special job for you to do today.

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It's a very smelly job, so you'll have to hold your nose.

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-You're going to clean out some elephant pooh.

-Ugh!

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You think you can do that?

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-Yeah.

-You think you can manage? The smell's not too bad?

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OK. We can't use little tiny shovels for this big pooh,

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-so we have to use big, jumbo-sized shovels.

-Gigantic!

-Gigantic ones.

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-So, this one's for you, Lily-Rose.

-Yes.

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And one for you. And one for you.

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-All ready?

-Yeah...

-OK!

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Go for it!

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That's it.

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Keep going, I'll push it on for you.

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Keep going.

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Keep going, push it.

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LILY-ROSE STRAINS

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Oh, this is heavy for me, but it's fun.

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Ugh.

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It's not as easy as it looks, sure it isn't.

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Very big. Lots of pooh.

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-That's it. Team work.

-Can you help me?

-Yes, certainly.

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There you go.

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Oh, that's it.

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I don't think our wheelbarrow's going to take any more.

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-Sorry...

-It keeps coming off when I put it on.

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Done!

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Thank you.

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-OK, guys, do you want to know something about elephant pooh?

-Yeah.

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I have to put on my special blue gloves.

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A elephant only digests about 40% of its food,

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so the majority of the elephant pooh is made up of hay.

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The elephants get the hay for their dinner

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and when you inside the pooh, it's pretty much the same.

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It doesn't break down, that's why you can see hay.

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You see? That's why it smells so bad.

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It's still green, the same colour as the hay. Smelly. You want a smell?

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-No.

-OK.

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There's lots of pooh.

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BOTH: Hello.

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I'm Tara.

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And I'm Eve.

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-We've got some special friends living in our garden.

-Come and see.

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These are chickens.

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This is my chicken and she's laying eggs.

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And you can tell because of this wee comb on her head.

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If it's red and it's really, really big, it means she's laying eggs.

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You have to hold her a special way so the egg doesn't get crushed inside.

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You put your hand underneath her like this

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and you put your hand over the top so she doesn't flap her wings.

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We're really lucky to have chickens in our garden.

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These are Rhode Island Reds.

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I call her Mrs Peck because she keeps pecking things.

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Especially daisies.

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There she goes!

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There's lots of different types of chickens!

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Here's Tracy, a wee bantam.

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Look at her hairdo.

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That's why we called her Tracy, after Tracy Beaker.

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This is my duck.

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DUCK QUACKS

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DUCK QUACKS He's so soft.

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-Let's take him for a swim. C'mon!

-That's a good idea.

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Put him in here!

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DUCK QUACKS

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There he goes.

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She's so sweet. She's only a month old,

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but she's gotten so big!

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There's somebody laying an egg, come and see.

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Hello, chicken.

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That's a lot of eggs!

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Let's see if we can go and find some more.

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Come on.

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Our chickens lay so many eggs.

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They're cheeky chickens laying them everywhere.

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Like an Easter egg hunt every day.

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I found one! Look.

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I can't find any.

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Can you spot one?

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Here it is. This one looks like a good 'un!

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The chickens have given us so-o-o many eggs!

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I think it's time we give them some food.

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-BOTH:

-Dinnertime!

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They love their seeds.

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Hope you enjoyed seeing our chickens.

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-BOTH:

-Bye!

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I've got something special for you to meet today.

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This is Samantha, our royal python.

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THEY GIGGLE

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Do you want to hold her on her tail end.

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What does she feel like?

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She's a bit heavy and she's smooth.

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Is she wet, or...?

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No, she's dry, but cold cos she's a reptile.

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She's a reptile so she's cold blooded.

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How come people think they are slimy?

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-Because she's shiny, people think she's wet.

-Oh!

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-She's squeezing your hand?

-Yeah, this one.

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-Do you think she eats loads?

-Yeah.

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What if I told you she only gets one mouse a week?

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She doesn't look like she only eats one mouse.

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-What shape is her tongue?

-It looks like she's got two tongues.

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It's like a V-shape. She can smell and taste food in two directions.

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I thought a snake would be scary.

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I'm really pleased I met Samantha.

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Peacocks live all over the zoo.

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They may be brown, white, green or blue. I'm going peacock spotting.

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You spot some, too!

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It's the elephant house, but who is that?

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That's not an elephant, all gray and fat.

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It has a crest, and feathers, too.

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I've spotted a peacock, have you?

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Here are the sea lions, by the pool.

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But that's not a sea lion, that's a peacock, how cool!

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Lots of little prairie dogs, scuttling around.

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That's not one, that's a peacock I found!

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Here's an otter, this pool belongs to him.

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There's a peacock, do you think he wants a swim?

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One peacock, two peacock, three peacock, four.

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Keep looking, can you spot some more?

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The cheeky ringtail lemurs look like they've found a friend.

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You're not a lemur, you can't pretend.

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What's in here? It's a porcupine. And here are some meetkats.

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Don't they look fine?

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But there's other animals, can you see?

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One peacock, two peacocks, another makes three. One more makes four.

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There are five.

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These peacocks go on forever.

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So, I've seen one with the elephants, two with the sea lions.

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Three with prairie dogs, four with the otters, five with the lemurs.

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Six, seven, eight, nine and ten

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all with the meetkats and the porcupine again.

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Peacocks live all over the zoo.

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They may be brown, white, green or blue. I've spotted 10.

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Did you spot them, too?

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Hi, Nature Chris and Skipper.

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SKIPPER WHIMPERS

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My name is Jake.

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Hi, Jake. This looks fantastic. What are we gonna do?

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Have a walk around the bog.

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Excellent, what do you think, Skipper?

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I think Skipper has a surprise for me, do you know anything about that?

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-Not telling.

-OK, shall we go walk?

-Yeah.

-Let's go.

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Let's go, Skipper.

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All right, let's have a look, then, Jake.

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Oh, look at this.

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-Yeah?

-Do you see this plant?

-Yeah.

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Let's have a look.

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Now this, you wouldn't normally find around here.

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This has come from America.

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-It doesn't belong in Northern Ireland.

-No, you don't find it here.

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This is called a pitcher plant. Lovely colour.

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-Yes, a beautiful light green.

-It is.

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The colour of a green balloon.

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The colour of our balloon.

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If I pull this back, what can you see in there?

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Can you see anything?

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-Wrinkles?

-They're actually hairs.

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What's clever about these hairs is that if a little insect lands on them

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and the hairs point down, the insect falls down, inside the plant.

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What this plant does is actually eat insects.

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There you go, look.

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Inside are loads of flies.

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So, that's the pitcher plant.

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It catches things like flies

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and it uses those as food.

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Let's have a look what Skipper's found over here.

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Berries.

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-They are berries.

-Watch, they're poison berries.

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You're right to be careful, they're red,

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and red berries are often poisonous.

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Never touch berries unless you're with a grown up.

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This one, I know, is perfectly fine. This is called a cranberry.

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I'm gonna try this one.

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It's good. Do you want to try it?

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Yeah.

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How is it?

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JAKE SPITS CHRIS LAUGHS

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Well done for being brave and trying it.

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Shall we continue? See what else we can find. This way.

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-Come on, Skipper.

-I like this bog.

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Look! Bunny tails!

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Oh, wow, they do look like bunny tails.

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All soft and fluffy, like Skipper's tail.

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These have got a different name, they're called bog cotton.

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Bunnies and hares, they eat this stuff,

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so bunny tails is quite a good name for them, I think.

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-Shall we see what else we can find?

-Yep.

-Let's go.

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Jake, what on earth is this channel here for?

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Em, it's for bog snorkelling.

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-For bog snorkelling?

-Yeah.

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-Hang on, is this my surprise?

-Yes.

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What have I got to do?

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You'll be going bog snorkelling and you and Skipper are gonna race.

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OK, I'm up for it, Skipper, how about you? Let's go get ready.

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On your marks.

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Get set. Go!

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Skipper won!

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Oh, hello, Skip.

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You been here for ages?

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Good race, though I think Skipper probably won.

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Time to say bye, though. Bye!

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-ALL:

-Bye!

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And action!

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Special reporter Jelly reporting for Green Balloon Club.

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Today, I'm in Northern Ireland.

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I'm so excited because I'm doing the filming myself.

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I'm going to be filming some animals and staying up late

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with some Green Balloon Club members.

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Let's meet them.

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-ALL:

-Hi, Jelly!

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Hello, this is Calvin and Paulina and Murray, isn't it?

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Yes.

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I'm so excited because we're going to be doing some filming in your garden.

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I brought my camera here, if you take it from me so we can film.

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So what are we going to film?

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-ALL:

-Hedgehogs!

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Hedgehogs? Your hedgehogs?

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Yes.

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In your garden?

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Yes.

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That is amazing.

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And what do we have to do to get ready for them?

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We have to put dog food and cat food, bowls and birdseed out.

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Dog and cat food?

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-ALL:

-Yes!

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-But hedgehogs don't eat that, do they?

-Yes, they do.

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If they eat bread and drink milk they get very sick.

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Oh, I see.

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We're experts.

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Great! Let's go!

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To the house!

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So, here we are, inside, waiting for the hedgehogs.

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Yes.

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It is very exciting, isn't it?

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-ALL:

-Yes.

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You could go outside, but you'd probably scare them,

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then you'd never see them again.

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That's right. That's why we're inside, looking out of the window.

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I thought I saw something!

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Where?

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Was it there?

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-It was small and round.

-Where?

-Oh, it was a fat ball.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Ha-ha!

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I wish the hedgehogs would come and see us.

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Hedgehog!

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Really?!

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Look at it!

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Oh, yes, I can see it.

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Hello!

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Hello, hedgehog.

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That's enormous!

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I'm filming, I'm filming.

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It's looking around and smelling to find where the food is.

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It's eating cat food!

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Yes. He's munching the food we put out.

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Yes, and look at his little eyes.

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We got one, we got one.

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Look at his tongue.

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He's got...

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-He's got a hundred spikes!

-I would say he's got more than that.

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I would say he's got more than that.

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Paulina, why are hedgehogs spiky?

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To protect themselves.

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So nobody eats them.

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No.

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Where's he going?

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-ALL:

-Bye!

-Bye-bye!

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Thank you for letting me come and film your hedgehogs.

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It was a pleasure.

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OK, guys, this is Jenny, Jenny's come in to inspect all your pooh-lifting.

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Doonya's coming in behind.

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How can you tell what their names are?

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They've all got differences, the same way people have.

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This one's Jenny. Jenny has lots of freckles on the top of her trunk.

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Spots and raggedy ears.

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Doonya's the one on the right and she's got big legs

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and a big long tail. Jenny's got a short, stumpy tail.

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They're very wrinkly, are they very old?

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They're middle-aged.

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Jenny's 49 years old and Doonya, she's 36.

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How long can they live for?

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In captivity, in zoos,

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elephants can live anything between 55 and 65 years old.

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They have massive feet.

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They've got very big feet to support all the weight from their bodies.

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They've got big toenails, as well.

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Which have to get cut and cleaned.

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Would you say the trunk's the most sensitive bit of their body?

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Very sensitive. The trunk is between your nose and top lip.

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That's what they use for picking up all their food.

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-Elephants have come in for breakfast, shall we feed them?

-Yeah.

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They look like our breakfast, don't they?

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-Shall we go?

-Yeah.

-Let's go.

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Do you want to take a handful?

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You have to throw it hard to get it over the wall. OK?

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That's it.

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-This is really fun.

-There you go.

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Yay, I got some over.

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This is Doonya.

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We're gonna get Doonya to put her foot up and we're gonna scrub her

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and then you're gonna stick some moisturiser on her feet.

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-OK.

-It's like the moisturiser we put on.

-It is.

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Lift. Lift. Lift.

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-Stop, Doonya.

-Wow!

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See how dirty her foot is? It's all grass and sand.

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-Ready to put the moisturiser on?

-Yeah.

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Hold your hands out, that's it.

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Oh! It's cold.

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OK, if you want to come up a wee bit closer and put it on her leg here.

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That's it, just put it straight on her leg and rub it in.

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That's it.

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-Aww!

-Isn't she really rough?

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She's really rough.

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-You can see the hair.

-She's dirty.

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Make sure you rub it in right round her toes and heels.

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It's like a massage for an elephant.

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She's like, "Thank you!"

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-Thank you for letting us help you with the elephant.

-It's been fun.

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From the moisturiser, her foot's gone all white.

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-Hi!

-How was your walk with Nature Chris, Skipper?

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I think Skipper had a great day.

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She had a surprise for me

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and she made me go swimming in a big, muddy bog.

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-ALL:

-Ew!

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How was the zoo?

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-ALL:

-Brilliant.

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-Can I take you to see the elephants?

-Oh, I love elephants...

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-but it's getting late, we've got to get back to the balloon.

-Aw!

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There's always time for one more thing...time for a song!

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# Go "ooh-ooh" like a monkey

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# Like a penguin, waddle about

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# If you yawn like a lazy lion That's what it's all about

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# Twoot-twoot just like an owl

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# Poke around like a meerkat

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# Hoppity-hop like a kangaroo hops

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# That's just where it's at

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# The zoo is where it's at

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# Strolling round and round the zoo All creatures great and small

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# From the baby spider monkeys

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# To the giraffes, oh so tall

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# Ring-tailed lemurs curiously climb all over you

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# It's not very elegant Mucking out the elephants

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# And their enormous pooh

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# Go "ooh-ooh" like a monkey

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# Like a penguin, waddle about

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# If you yawn like a lazy lion That's what it's all about

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# Twoot-twoot just like an owl

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# Poke around like a meerkat

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# Hoppity-hop like a kangaroo hops

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# That's just where it's at

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# The zoo is where it's at

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Ooh-ooh, ah-ah!

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# Sliver like a snake

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# Quack like a drake

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# Howl like a wolf, how-l!

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# Swing your trunk like an elephant does

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# Wag your tail You're at the zoo

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# Feed the fun-loving sea lions

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# Watch them do their tricks

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# So graceful in the water

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# So clumsy out of it

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# Jump across to the pelican island

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# And the beautiful flamingos

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# Watching river hogs And prairie dogs

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# The sloth moves oh so slow

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# Go "ooh-ooh" like a monkey

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# Like a penguin, waddle about

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# If you yawn like a lazy lion That's what it's all about

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# Twoot-twoot just like an owl

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# Poke around like a meerkat

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# Hoppity-hop like a kangaroo hops

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# That's just where it's at

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# The zoo is where it's at

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# At the zoo is where it's at. Yeah! #

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