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-# There's plenty of adventure

-in the sea

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-# Oli and Beth, friends are we

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-# Playing in the sea,

-lessons one, two and three

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-# Swimming around,

-fun for you and me

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-# Oli Dan y Don

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-# Oli Dan y Don

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-# Searching in the sea,

-it's so exciting as you can see

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-# Under the sea, under the sea #

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-FOLLOW THE LOBSTER

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-I'll get it.

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-OK then.

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-So... this is Sid the skidder

-in the lava rock valley.

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-Here's a rock.

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-Here's another rock.

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-Here's a fish.

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-Steady on, Sid, or we'll tip over.

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-Keep quiet, Crannog,

-you're spoiling my film.

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-DISTANT VOICES

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-That sounds like Oli and Beth.

-Let's go and film them.

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-Here are two marine students

-from the underwater research centre.

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-I've got it.

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-They spend their free time

-playing seaweed ball.

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-No problems. I've got it.

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-They love this game.

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-Watch out, Sid!

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-They have room to improve.

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-Sid, what are you doing?

-You're right in my way.

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-Sorry, but I'm making a film

-about the mysteries of the sea.

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-Has Dyf the diver lent you

-his camera?

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-I can use it all morning.

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-Would you like to play ball with us?

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-No, he got in my way.

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-I'd love to play, Beth.

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-I thought you were making a film

-about the mysteries of the sea.

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-I am, but there's nothing

-to film right now.

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-I'll play with you.

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-What about...? What about...?

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-What about that as a mystery?

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-That's not a mystery.

-That's a lobster.

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-I'm not going to film a lobster.

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-Lobsters are interesting.

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-We can learn a lot from them.

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-Like what?

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-Like what?

-

-I don't know. It's a mystery.

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-Where's it going? Where's it been?

-Why is it walking so quickly?

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-You could find the answers.

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-D'you think?

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-Jacques Cousteau

-couldn't even understand it.

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-Jacques Cousteau? The famous

-French underwater explorer?

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-Ha-ha!

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-D'you think I could discover

-something he couldn't?

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-Maybe, if you follow the lobster.

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-OK. Crannog, lights, camera,

-follow the lobster.

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-Sid will soon discover the mystery

-of the lobster that walks.

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-This is a remarkable creature, non?

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-You ask why. I don't know.

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-Oh, no. Camera overboard.

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-Be careful, Crannog.

-It's Dyf's camera.

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-Maybe we should turn...

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-..for home.

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-I'm tired.

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-Home? Don't be so silly.

-We're going to reveal this mystery.

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-There's no mystery here.

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-All the lobster does is walk.

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-Come and see what I can see.

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-I've never seen that before.

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-After them, Sid.

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-This certainly is a mystery.

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-I've got it.

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-Aw!

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-I have work for you today.

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-Ready, sir.

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-Ready, sir.

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-Take the video camera.

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-Sid's using the camera.

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-Only for the morning, I said.

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-Go and look for it

-and then call me back. Over and out.

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-I hope we find Sid.

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-I wonder if he's still

-following the lobster.

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-Probably. It is Sid, after all.

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-Bonjour, monsieur.

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-I am Sid,

-the famous underwater explorer.

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-What's your name?

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-Since when have you been walking?

-Where are you going?

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-These won't share secrets

-with people like us.

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-Let's go home, I'm hungry.

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-Stop complaining.

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-Let's find out

-what else is happening.

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-Look at that long line.

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-The lobsters are walking in a line.

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-Notice how every lobster

-touches the one in front.

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-They are very elegant and rhythmic

-when they walk.

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa, arriba!

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Arriba

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

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-# Ba-ra-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa #

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-We'll never find them.

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-Wait, what's that?

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-The lens cap.

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-They've been here,

-but where are they now?

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-Oli, look.

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-Wow.

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-We've travelled for hours.

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-The water is now warmer.

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-There are over 60 lobsters

-in this line.

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-It's time for us to go home now.

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-Oui, oui?

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-Oui, oui?

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-Non, non.

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-We need to find out

-where the lobsters are going.

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-I've never seen so many lobsters.

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-I wish we had the camera.

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-Sid and Crannog

-must be here somewhere.

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-This is Crannog's favourite sea

-grass. It's been cut using a claw.

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-Hurry up, Oli, follow me.

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-That was incredible.

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-Incredible.

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-Can we go home now, Sid?

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-Of course we can.

-Lead the way, Crannog.

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-Me? You're the famous underwater

-explorer. Take us home.

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-Crannog, I think we're lost.

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-What are we going to do?

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-It's getting dark, Oli.

-Let's call Dyf for advice.

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-Look at that, Beth!

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-Wow.

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-Wow.

-

-I wish Dyf was here.

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-There's Sid.

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-Sid, Crannog, wake up.

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-Why did you travel so far?

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-Dyf's waiting for you.

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-We followed the lobsters,

-like you said.

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-Why didn't you come home?

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-We lost our way.

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-You followed the lobsters

-until your reached here.

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-You should have returned

-the same way.

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-I know, but...

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-But you're Sid!

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-So, Sid, you kept my camera

-all day to film this.

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-Yes, Dyf.

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-It's not all his fault.

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-I told them to follow the lobsters.

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-Really?

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-Yes. It's true. He told me.

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-I'd better congratulate

-both of you then.

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-Huh?

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-This is fantastic.

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-To be honest, this is what I wanted

-you to film this afternoon.

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-The lobsters' annual journey.

-Great work, Sid.

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-You and Sid will have to work

-together more often from now on.

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-Unbelievable. Dyf loves your work.

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-Of course he does.

-I'm Sid the underwater explorer.

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-Yes, and that's the truth.

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-Ha-ha!

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