Y Morfil Bach Oli Dan y Don

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-# There's plenty of adventure

-in the sea

-# Oli and Beth, friends are we

-# Playing in the sea,

-lessons one, two and three

-# Swimming around,

-fun for you and me

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Searching in the sea,

-it's so exciting as you can see

-# Under the sea, under the sea #

-The Baby Whale

-A-ha!

-Raise the anchor.

-Away you go - shoo!

-Oli, have we finished yet?

-Not yet. Dyf wants five samples

-of different rocks.

-Come on, Oli. Collect some stones

-and let us go home.

-Steady on, Sid.

-We'll be here all day.

-Did you hear that?

-It's Crannog clicking his fingers.

-It sounded like someone singing.

-Singing? Like this you mean.

-# I'm a pirate

-# Sailing the seven seas

-# I'm looking for gold and treasure

-# This is the life for me #

-Listen.

-Listen.

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-I can't hear anything.

-I can hear something now.

-What is it? Where's it coming from?

-My sonar can lead us

-to where it's coming from.

-Oli, where are you going?

-To discover what's making the noise.

-Come on.

-You lead the way, Captain Oli.

-What about the work?

-Dyf won't be happy

-if we don't finish.

-Come on, I want to go home.

-It sounds like a whale.

-Why is it so close to land?

-I don't know.

-Maybe it wants to be here.

-Let's finish our work.

-I hope it's not a whale.

-If it is, it's in trouble.

-Look.

-It's a baby whale.

-It's stuck on the beach.

-We need to call for help.

-Oli to Dyf, do you read me?

-Emergency, emergency.

-Are you OK?

-I'm OK but there's a baby whale

-stuck on the beach.

-Send Sid to me

-and I'll be right there.

-Over and out.

-On my way.

-How did it become stuck

-on the beach?

-It must have happened

-when the tide went out.

-It's a sad situation.

-We hope it can return to the sea

-when the tide comes in.

-I can't see any injury.

-Keep it wet

-and keep its temperature down.

-I can help.

-I can help.

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-Me, too.

-Without help, it won't survive.

-Without help, it won't survive.

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-I did the right thing finding it.

-Sometimes, you must act

-if you believe something's wrong.

-I'm a hero.

-Wahoo!

-I could be a hero if I had sonar.

-Good work, Oli.

-We need more wet seaweed.

-You should feel better with this.

-How's the whale, Oli?

-Better now that its temperature

-has dropped.

-Where's the rest of its family?

-Where's the rest of its family?

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-Dyf will search for them later.

-First, we need more seaweed.

-OK. Dive, Oli, dive.

-Did you hear that?

-We need to find the whale's family.

-Stormy weather approaches -

-Sid's had an idea!

-Oli's not the only hero around here.

-Come on, Crannog.

-Waw!

-We'll find the whales and point them

-in this direction. I'll be a hero.

-Let me see what I can see.

-Look. There they blow.

-There they are.

-They're heading for the deep ocean.

-We must persuade them to turn back.

-Let's go, Sidney.

-We have to drive them back

-to the shore...

-..the way Warden drives his squid.

-Let's all turn around

-and head back to the shore.

-Yee-hah!

-Off you go, whales, off you go.

-Come on, whales turn around.

-Yee-hah!

-Yee-hah!

-Let's head back, let's head back.

-They're not listening to us.

-Awen calling Dyf. Over.

-I can hear you, over.

-Ready for the water, over?

-Ready. Waiting for the water, over.

-You're on target.

-Three, two, one.

-Well done. We need more water.

-Why aren't they listening?

-It works for Warden.

-Squid are different to whales.

-They might like being led.

-Ask them.

-I don't think we speak

-the same language.

-Music is their language.

-If we sing to them,

-they'll follow us.

-I can't sing.

-I know, but I can.

-Go closer and I'll show you.

-# I'm a pirate

-# Sailing the seven seas

-# I'm looking for gold and treasure

-# This is the life for me #

-I don't think

-they like your singing.

-I'll try and sing another song.

-HE WAILS

-They're listening. Keep going.

-HE WAILS

-We'll lead them back to the beach.

-Straight ahead, Awen,

-straight ahead.

-Three, two, one.

-Great, Awen.

-You can go when the tide comes in.

-Beth and Oli, get ready to lead

-the baby whale back to the sea.

-Ready, Dyf.

-I'd better contact Dyf to tell him

-we're bringing the whales back.

-Sid calling Dyf.

-Calling Dyf, come in, please.

-Where are you?

-I'm close to you, Dyf.

-I'm leading the whales to the shore.

-The whales? No! It's too early.

-You told me...

-If they hear the baby whales crying,

-they'll rush towards it.

-They could all become stuck.

-Lead them back to the ocean.

-I'll contact you later.

-Hold on, Crannog, and keep singing.

-We have to go the other way.

-HE WAILS

-Oh, no.

-They're heading for the beach.

-They must have heard the baby whale.

-We have to keep them

-away from the beach.

-I'll do my best, Captain Sid.

-It's the law of the ocean.

-HE WAILS

-You've done it.

-They think you're a baby whale

-in trouble.

-They're heading straight for us!

-Whoa! We'd better move.

-Carry on singing, Crannog.

-HE WAILS

-Listen, the tide is in. It's time

-to pull it back to the sea.

-OK, Dyf.

-OK, Dyf.

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-Ready.

-Hooray! We've done it.

-Hooray!

-Detach the harness, I'll call Sid.

-Dyf calling Sid, over.

-Sid at your service.

-The whale is free. It's on its way.

-Here it comes.

-Can I stop singing now?

-Of course.

-Thanks goodness.

-Incredible.

-They're happy whales now.

-Congratulations.

-Excellent work.

-Excellent work.

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-Sorry for bringing them in too soon.

-It's OK. You knew something had

-to be done so you did it yourself.

-Next time, call me first

-before rushing in to be a hero.

-OK, sir. I will.

-Over and out.

-That was a great adventure.

-That was a great adventure.

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-I agree, Oli.

-# There was a whale on the beach,

-it was stuck, it couldn't move

-# Hey-ho, here's the crew

-# We rescued the whale,

-helped it back to the sea

-# Hey-ho, thank the Lord! #

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