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-SIREN WAILS

-'Octonauts, to your stations!'

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Barnacles!

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Kwazii!

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Peso!

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-Explore!

-Rescue!

-Protect!

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Octonauts!

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Octo-floats should be pretty easy to spot.

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There's not much out here in the open ocean.

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There they are!

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These Octo-floats measure water temperatures.

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They should tell us about the weather.

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-Even though they're underwater?

-Of course.

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The temperature UNDER the ocean tells us about the weather on the surface.

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Uh-oh. The weather forecast doesn't look too good.

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Jumping jellyfish! It says here

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there's a strong chance of water spouts up at the surface.

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'Captain, according to the Octo-floats,

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'waterspouts could form at the surface any minute.'

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-waterspouts?

-What's a waterspout?

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'Well, Tunip, a waterspout is a tornado that forms over water.

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'They appear most commonly out here in the open ocean.'

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-A tornado?

-Ya!

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Don't worry, me hearty. It's only a bit of twisty old wind!

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Shellington, Dashi, gather up all the Octo-floats

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and get out of there as fast as you can.

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Already on it. We'll round them up...

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-THUD!

-Whoa!

-Whoa!

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Hurry, before they sink!

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-Good catch.

-Now for the floats.

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Oh, no, the wind must have blown them away.

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'Dashi, Shellington, is everything all right?'

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Five floats are lost on the surface

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and waterspouts are starting to form in the area.

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We're on our way. Kwazii, Peso, to the GUPs.

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Yeow!

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To find all the Octo-floats, we'll have to split up.

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Aye, and it looks like we have some company.

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Then there's not a moment to lose.

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Oh!

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Got it!

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Shellington, hurry!

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HE GRUNTS

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Yes. Four down, one to go.

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-Captain, I've found the last float.

-'Try to get it quickly.'

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-GRUNTING

-Huh?

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Oh.

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-FISH GRUNTS

-Hey, watch it, matey.

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Oi, who are you calling matey? The name's Trixie.

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-I'm a triggerfish.

-And I'm Kwazii. Pleased to meet you, Trixie.

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But that's our float and we need it back.

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No, you don't. I make my home under what I find

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floating on the surface of the ocean.

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But I can't just leave this float out here.

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You don't want it littering up the ocean, do you?

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Oink! I've made a home out of all kinds of rubbish before now.

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Whatever keeps me safe from the birds up above and the big fish below.

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When I find a home this good, I don't give it up easily.

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-SHE GRUNTS

-Hey!

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Fast! There's no time to argue, Trixie.

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-You'd better dive down deeper where it's safe.

-I'm staying here.

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No waterspout will scare me out of my home.

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All right, you don't have to leave your home

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but I've got to move it to safety.

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Follow me, Trixie.

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Whoa!

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-Trixie!

-Whoa!

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I'm coming for you, Trixie.

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Trixie!

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Whoa!

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'Kwazii, come in.'

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Can't talk now, Captain. I'm inside a waterspout!

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You're breaking up, Kwazii.

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'I said...I'm inside a waterspout!

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'TRIXIE GRUNTS'

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Kwazii? Hmm. Sounds like he's in there with a pig.

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TRIXIE GRUNTS

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-Blast!

-Whoa!

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I'll save you, Trixie. By my whiskers, I will!

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Oh! Yeow!

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Kwazii!

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-Help!

-Hang on in there, me hearty!

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Third time lucky.

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Got ya!

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Oh...

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-Uh-oh.

-Uh-oh.

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Arrghhh!

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Arrrghhh!

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Yeow... That was...

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Whoa!

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..close!

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Kwazii! Come in, Kwazii.

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We've lost radio contact.

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Let's sound the Octo-alert.

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Octonauts, to your stations.

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'Octonauts, Kwazii has been carried away by a waterspout.

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'He's somewhere out there in the open ocean.'

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waterspouts are going away, Captain.

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But there's no sign of Kwazii anywhere.

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Then we'd better spread out and find him. Octonauts, let's do this.

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Captain Barnacles, come in.

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BEEPING

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Oh, it's no good. What about you, Trixie? Are you OK?

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I'm fine but...

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BIRD CAWS

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..that bird up there looks pretty hungry.

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Nice of you to drop by, little fishy!

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Trixie, get under the GUP!

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Oh, I wish I was back in my home.

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-Any sign of Kwazii?

-Not yet, Captain.

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Wait, I think I see something.

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-No, just the last Octo-float.

-Better load it up anyway.

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Don't worry, Trixie. You should be safe down there.

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Maybe not for long. Swordfish!

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Mmm! A triggerfish snack.

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-Ow!

-Whoa!

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Oh, there you are.

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Oh!

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Oh!

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Trixie, look out!

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Let's try that again.

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-Uh-oh.

-I'll save you, Trixie.

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-Oh.

-Oh!

-Whoa!

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-Where did you go?

-Whoa!

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Oh!

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Still no sign of Kwazii, Captain. He could be anywhere.

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We've got to be close.

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GRUNTING

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Captain. I'm picking up some strange noises.

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GRUNTING

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It's the same grunting noise we heard

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when we tried to contact Kwazii before. It could be a clue.

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Lead the way, Shellington. Octonauts, follow those grunts.

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Stay close, Trixie.

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Oh!

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Hey, that's not fair.

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I don't know how much longer I can keep this up. Kwazii!

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Oh!

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My home!

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Whoa!

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Dashi, open the back of the GUP-E.

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Incoming.

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I know you're in there somewhere.

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Forget it.

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Well, she's not coming out of there, is she?

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-Phew. Thanks, Captain.

-Who's your new friend, Kwazii?

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This here is Trixie the triggerfish.

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HE GRUNTS

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A grunting triggerfish. Of course.

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And this Octo-float is her home.

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It protects me from the birds up above and the big fish down below.

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Well, Trixie, it looks like you need that Octo-float more than we do.

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I have an idea, Captain.

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If we leave this Octo-float out here,

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it can be your job to guard it.

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-OK, Trixie?

-I don't think that'll be a problem.

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You got that right. We triggerfish always protect our homes.

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SHE GRUNTS

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-Ooh!

-Ooh!

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Whoops. Sorry. Force of habit.

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THEY LAUGH

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