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# Let's play!

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# Let's play!

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# Let's have an adventure

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# Hooray!

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# Let's play!

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# Who could we be today? What could we do?

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# I'd like to drive a racing car

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# Fly to the moon

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# I could be firefighter, a farmer or a vet

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# A knight in shining armour

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# Or I could be a chef

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# Let's play

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# Let's play

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# Let's have an adventure today

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# Let's play! #

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OK, hold still.

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There you are.

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What do you think?

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Oh, wow, it's brilliant, Sid!

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-OK, let me draw you now.

-OK.

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OK.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Ooh, ah...

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-Ta-da! Done!

-Wow, that was quick.

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HE GASPS Oh. Um...

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-It does look a bit weird.

-Hmm.

-Like an alien.

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Oh, thanks(!)

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Not you. It's the way I've drawn you is no good.

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I'm no good at drawing people.

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What else can I draw?

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BEEPING Oh.

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Hold on, Rebecca. It's time!

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Great!

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-It's time to play!

-Whose turn is it today?

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-Let it be me!

-Let it be me!

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-Me!

-Me!

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Let it be me, let it be me!

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Let it be me.

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Let it be me.

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BOTH: # Let it be me

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# Let it be me

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# I really, really, really, really hope that it's me

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-# Let...

-Let...

-Let...

-Let...

-Let it be me!

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# Let it be me, let it be me

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# I really, really, really, really hope that it's me!

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-Could it be me?

-Could it be me?

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TICK-TOCK!

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It's me!

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# Yes, it's me! Yes, it's me!

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# I'm really, really, really, really happy!

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# It's me! #

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Look, there's the dressing-up room.

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# Let's play! #

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This is really exciting.

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Let's find out what we're playing today.

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So, I've got a diver's snorkel and mask, a racing driver's suit

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and a knight's shoes.

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I can't imagine a knight driving a racing car under the sea? Can you?

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Right, so this time I've got on a safari hat, shirt,

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shorts and walking boots.

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So what do you think we're going to play today?

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That's right. We're going to play animal rangers.

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Maybe we'll go out into the wild.

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We might even see some wild animals. I love animals! Don't you?

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So, what do we need to know?

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BOING!

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'Animal rangers work in nature reserves,

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'big areas of land where animals can be found.

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'Because there aren't roads, you need a map and compass

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'to find your way around.

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'Animal rangers follow the animals in the wild by looking for clues.

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'They look for things like footprints,

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'eaten grass and droppings

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'to lead them to the animals.'

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'Many animals can easily smell people, so stay downwind,

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'so the air won't blow your smell in their direction

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'and you won't disturb them.'

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That's everything that we need to remember. Do we need anything else?

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Whoa! A camera!

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I wonder what we're going to need this for. We'll soon find out.

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We've got everything. Let's go!

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GAME BEEPS Ooh, ah!

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Oh! Oh, no, the batteries are flat!

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Oh!

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Sid!

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What are you doing?

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I'm tracking you.

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Guess what we're playing today?

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Someone who's forgotten the bottom half of his trousers!

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Hey? These are shorts! We're playing animal rangers.

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Look at this. An old camera.

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Oh, how cool is that! Say "cheese"!

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Cheese!

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Oh, the picture comes out straightaway. How cool is that!

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I thought you were drawing.

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I was, but I couldn't find anything to draw.

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Now you're going on your adventure, I can't draw you.

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I know. You can use this picture to copy.

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Oh, that is such a good idea!

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-Well, have fun. I'll see you later.

-Bye!

-Bye!

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# Let's play! #

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Come on, time to be an animal ranger. Let's play!

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Whoo!

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Yeah!

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HE LAUGHS

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Right, so, where are we?

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This must be a nature reserve.

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I can hear animals.

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-INSECT BUZZES

-And insects.

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I can't see any, though.

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Ow! But I can definitely feel them.

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Ow! Ow! Ow, ow, ow!

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-GROWLING

-Oh, did you hear that?

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I don't know what animal makes that sound but it sounds scary to me.

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Oh, look. There's a camp. I'd better get over there.

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-GROWLING

-And quickly!

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-Oopsy!

-SOUTH AFRICAN ACCENT: Oopsy?

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-What animal said, "Oopsy"?

-Me.

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Oh! You're not an animal. Are you the new animal ranger?

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-Animal Ranger Sid at your service.

-Nice to meet you, Animal Ranger Sid.

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-I'm Dr Rita, animal expert.

-Maybe you can answer this question.

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What animal goes "Rrrrrrr"?

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-That's easy. A lion makes that noise.

-Oh, a lion.

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Lions!

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Don't worry. They're a long way away.

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A lion's roar can travel up to ten kilometres.

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They sleep in the day. They'll be off to bed.

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Phew! She knows a lot about animals.

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-PHONE RINGS

-Hey, is that a phone? Out here?

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Yes, it's a satellite phone thing.

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These newfangled things, I don't have a clue.

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Hello. Can you hear me?

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It's upside down.

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-SHE LAUGHS Of course!

-Of course.

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Hello, Dr Rita speaking. VOICE JABBERS ON PHONE

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Oh. Oh, you spotted her?

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You found Ngozi?

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Down by the watering hole?

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Great!

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Of course, we're on our way. Bye.

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That was base camp. They've found elephant Ngozi.

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Who?

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-Ngozi.

-Ngozi?

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Yes, Ngozi, an elephant.

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An elephant! Exciting!

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Yes, we need to find her. She's about to give birth.

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-She's due any day now.

-Oh.

-Yes.

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I've got photos of every one of my babies.

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Look how precious and cutie-wutie they are.

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Right, so we need to find this elephant Ngozi

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before she has her baby.

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Right, here we are. Seat belts on.

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Er, don't you need keys?

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Keys!

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Of course.

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I'll be back in two shakes of a zebra's tail.

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Right.

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Where are you, keys? CRASH!

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Oh, drat!

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So, how are we going to find Ngozi?

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We don't know where the watering hole is

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and we can't just drive around and hope that we find her.

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Oh, I know! I remember. Do you?

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To get around, we need a map and a compass.

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I wonder what's in here.

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Oh.

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Here's a map. All we need now is a compass.

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There's one right here.

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Oh.

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Great, thanks.

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Er...how do we use this?

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You point it to the north.

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North, right. OK.

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So we need to make the line pointing north on the compass

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match north on the map.

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That tells us we need to go... that way! Let's go!

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Right, let's go!

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-I think it might be better if you drive.

-I think you might be right!

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This is great! Will we get to see any other animals apart from Ngozi?

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Agh!

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Sorry. You looked very big for a moment.

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-Yes, we should see other animals at the watering hole.

-Great.

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Hold on. We'd better check and make sure

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we're still going the right way.

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If I'm right, the watering hole should be just over there.

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YAPPING

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YAPPING

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Oh, meerkat!

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-Meerkat? Where?

-Look, over there.

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Oh, no, it's gone.

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No, there it is now!

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-Where?

-Look. Oh, you've missed it again.

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Don't worry. I'll try to talk to it to get it out.

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SQUEAKS: Oh! Oh!

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Oh! Oh!

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-MEERKAT YAPS

-Yes! It worked!

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-Look!

-Oh! Oh!

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Ha! Come on, let's get back to the watering hole.

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We don't want to miss any more animals and we'd better find Ngozi.

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Over there.

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Look, there's the watering hole.

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Now, we need to be very quiet not to scare the animals away.

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So... Shh.

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-ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

-I think I heard some elephants.

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-Where?

-Over there.

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HORN TOOTS ELEPHANTS TRUMPET

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Oh! The animals are running away.

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Come back, animals!

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Come to Mummy!

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Oh, no. I think I've scared away all the animals. Dr Rita...

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Dr Rita?

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And now SHE'S gone. Come on, we'd better go and find her.

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ANIMAL HOOTS

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Dr Rita.

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WATER SPLASHES

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I can't see her anywhere.

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Dr Rita?

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Where are you?

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Oh, no. I have no idea where she is. She went after the animals,

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but I don't know where they went. And we need to find them.

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Oh! I know! I remember. Do you?

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Animal rangers, when looking for animals, look for clues.

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Like footprints, eaten grass and droppings.

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So I need to look for some clues.

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Ah, look.

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Loads of animal footprints!

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Krr! Krr!

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Krr!

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Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh!

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Ooh! Ooh!

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-What was that?

-YAPPING

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Yap, yap, yap!

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I think it's a meerkat!

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SHE WHISTLES

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Or is it a bird?

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GROWLING

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Rrrroar!

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It's a lion!

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Rrrroar!

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And it's coming this way!

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Quick, hide!

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BOTH GASP

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-Shh!

-Shh!

-Shh!

-Shh!

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Dr Rita, I'm so glad it's you.

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I've been trying to call the animals

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-but they've gone. And Ngozi.

-Oh.

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I'm sorry. It's my fault that Ngozi ran away.

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-But we can go looking for her by tracking her.

-Of course. Tracking!

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Of course.

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-Right, we need to find some elephant prints.

-OK.

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Ooh.

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-Is this one?

-Er, that is your footprint.

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Oh, yes! Ooh.

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What about this one? It's got four toes. I've got five.

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That is a hippo print.

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An elephant print is much bigger and much rounder.

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OK.

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Oh!

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This one's massive! Is this it?

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That's it! That's an elephant print!

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-HE SNIFFS

-There's something pongy here.

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It's definitely something stinky.

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I think it's this.

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Oh! Elephant droppings.

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Look, there's even more over there.

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So, we might find Ngozi.

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Yes, exactly.

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Phew! Tracking is really thirsty work.

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Hold on. I've got a drink. It's in my backpack.

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ELEPHANT TRUMPETS Shh! I heard an elephant.

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-Where?

-Over there.

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Oh! See? The trunk.

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So how do we know that's Ngozi?

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We need to get very close. I'll know her by her ears.

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-She has the most amazingly big lobes.

-Ow!

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Sorry. OK, you go ahead and I'll pack up my backpack.

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-Stay low and get close.

-Right.

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Stay low and get close.

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We can't make any noise because we don't want to frighten her.

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Look. Can you see her trunk?

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ELEPHANT SNORTS

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Hold on. What's she doing?

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I think she's smelling something.

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She might smell me. If she does, she might run away.

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What shall we do?

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Oh, I know. I remember. Do you?

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Animals can smell strangers.

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We need to stay downwind of her

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so that the air doesn't blow my smell up her nose.

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We need to come from another direction. Come on.

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-Ouch.

-Sorry.

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-We need to go round, so we can get behind Ngozi.

-Right.

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So, what now?

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We just wait.

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-ELEPHANT TRUMPETS

-Is that Ngozi?

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Yes, it is.

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I can tell by her ears.

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Hold on, what's that?

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And she's had her baby!

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Isn't she beautiful?

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She's so cute!

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-Hold on. I need to get a picture of her for my baby board.

-OK.

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Where is my camera? Oh, no, it's not in here.

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I knew I'd forget something.

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This might be my only chance to get a picture.

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Don't worry, I'll get it.

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Oh! Hold on. Wait. I remember.

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We've got this old camera. I knew it would come in handy.

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-Here, you can borrow this.

-Oh, lovely.

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Actually, could you take it?

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-I don't know what to do with these newfangled things.

-OK.

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Oh, great!

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-Take another for luck.

-OK.

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Oh, lovely.

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ELEPHANT TRUMPETS Look, they're going. Let's head back.

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-Isn't she the most gorgeous baby ever?

-Yes.

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Here, you take this one.

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Ah, thanks, Dr Rita.

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Isn't she lovely!

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Thanks, Sid. I could never have found Ngozi

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and her baby without you.

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Yes, and we'd never have done it

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without remembering everything we needed to know.

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Animal rangers sometimes use a map and compass

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to find their way around.

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They follow animals by looking for clues like footprints and droppings.

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That's it. That's an elephant print.

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And animal rangers need to stay downwind of animals

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so that they won't disturb them.

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Thanks for all your help today, Sid.

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Ow! Bit tight.

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That was a bear hug!

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-Of course!

-Of course.

-It's been great learning about wild animals.

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-I think it's time we went home, though. Bye-bye.

-Bye!

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Hey, Sid, what was it like being an animal ranger?

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Amazing. We tracked an elephant and it had a baby!

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-Wow, that sounds brilliant.

-It was brilliant.

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-So who are these pictures of?

-You.

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-Really?

-Yes.

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I practised hard and I copied the photo you gave me,

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but I'm no good at drawing people.

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Ah. Maybe I can help. How about an elephant with its baby?

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You could copy that.

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Oh, wow! It's so cute. I'm going to really enjoy drawing this.

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Being an animal adventurer was great fun. What do you like to play?

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I like to play doctors.

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I use my stethoscope like this.

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I love to play ancient Egyptians and dance like this.

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I like to play horse riding.

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My horse is really fast.

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It's fun to play. Start playing today.

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