WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:31.458 --> 00:00:33.125 What a beautiful day! 4 00:00:33.208 --> 00:00:36.583 Yeah, you know what'd be really beautiful? Some breakfast. 5 00:00:36.666 --> 00:00:39.666 Hey, why don't you find us breakfast for a change? 6 00:00:39.750 --> 00:00:41.791 Oh yeah? Maybe I will. 7 00:00:42.375 --> 00:00:43.750 I'd like to see that. 8 00:00:43.833 --> 00:00:46.333 Yeah, you could if you'd get out of my way. 9 00:00:46.416 --> 00:00:50.458 -Get out of your way? I'm under your way! -Yeah, you're always under my way. 10 00:00:50.541 --> 00:00:52.833 That's because you follow me wherever I go. 11 00:00:52.916 --> 00:00:54.875 I can't help it. I'm kind of fixed to you. 12 00:00:54.958 --> 00:00:57.375 Why do you always have to be so prickly? 13 00:00:58.333 --> 00:00:59.458 -You finished? -No. 14 00:01:16.416 --> 00:01:17.333 I got it. 15 00:01:19.333 --> 00:01:20.333 Oopsie. 16 00:01:28.166 --> 00:01:30.166 I gotcha. Here you go. 17 00:01:37.083 --> 00:01:39.166 One, two, three, four. 18 00:01:39.250 --> 00:01:41.166 One, two, three, four. 19 00:01:41.250 --> 00:01:43.125 One, two, three, four. 20 00:01:43.208 --> 00:01:44.250 One, two… 21 00:02:32.208 --> 00:02:36.791 Attention, Octonauts. Please report to HQ for roll call. 22 00:03:03.875 --> 00:03:06.666 The Octonauts and the Ring of Fire. 23 00:03:09.583 --> 00:03:11.708 Calling all Octonauts. 24 00:03:11.791 --> 00:03:12.958 -Kwazii! -Peso! 25 00:03:13.041 --> 00:03:14.166 -Shellington! -Inkling! 26 00:03:14.250 --> 00:03:15.541 -Dashi! -Tweak! 27 00:03:19.291 --> 00:03:20.458 Tunip! 28 00:03:20.541 --> 00:03:24.166 Good morning, Octonauts. I hope you all had a good night's sleep. 29 00:03:24.250 --> 00:03:26.666 Aye, Captain, but I had the weirdest dream. 30 00:03:26.750 --> 00:03:30.125 I dreamt that I went to the kitchen and ate 17 kelp cakes. 31 00:03:31.416 --> 00:03:33.666 Actually, maybe that wasn't a dream. 32 00:03:36.166 --> 00:03:39.208 Tunip says that soon we'll have more kelp cakes than ever, 33 00:03:39.291 --> 00:03:41.583 thanks to the Vegimals' sustainable seaweed farm. 34 00:03:42.958 --> 00:03:46.875 A seaweed farm will provide lots of delicious seaweed for us to eat, 35 00:03:46.958 --> 00:03:50.375 and it's a home for all kinds of sea creatures. 36 00:03:52.000 --> 00:03:54.625 Yes, the seaweed harvest starts today. 37 00:03:54.708 --> 00:03:55.958 Well done, Tunip. 38 00:03:56.041 --> 00:03:58.500 Sounds like the seaweed farm has been a big success. 39 00:03:58.583 --> 00:04:00.833 -Super! -Any other updates? 40 00:04:00.916 --> 00:04:03.916 Shellington and I have one, Captain. Listen. 41 00:04:05.041 --> 00:04:08.041 Welcome back to the Octonauts video training series. 42 00:04:08.125 --> 00:04:11.125 Lesson 27: Basic accordion tips. 43 00:04:11.208 --> 00:04:14.791 Playing the accordion is a lot easier than it seems. 44 00:04:16.541 --> 00:04:17.666 Dashi? 45 00:04:18.208 --> 00:04:22.958 Whoops. Wrong file. I've been organizing all the old Octonauts training videos. 46 00:04:23.833 --> 00:04:26.583 This is what we really wanted you to listen to. 47 00:04:29.291 --> 00:04:32.333 What are we listening to, matey? A singing sea banshee? 48 00:04:32.416 --> 00:04:36.333 Even better. This is a recording of an Omura's whale. 49 00:04:36.416 --> 00:04:37.875 A whatter's whale? 50 00:04:37.958 --> 00:04:39.791 An Omura's whale. 51 00:04:39.875 --> 00:04:44.875 They're one of the rarest whales on Earth. We've been trying to find one for years. 52 00:04:44.958 --> 00:04:49.375 One of our Octo-recorders in the South Pacific picked up these sounds last night. 53 00:04:49.458 --> 00:04:53.166 So today, Shellington and I are going to look for the whale that made them. 54 00:04:53.250 --> 00:04:55.166 I'd love to get a picture of it. 55 00:04:55.250 --> 00:04:59.708 It sounds like you're on the right track. Good luck with the search. 56 00:04:59.791 --> 00:05:01.708 I'm going somewhere today too. 57 00:05:02.291 --> 00:05:05.375 These are my cousins, the chinstrap penguins. 58 00:05:06.000 --> 00:05:09.833 More penguin cousins? How many have you got, matey? 59 00:05:11.166 --> 00:05:16.500 A lot. And these cousins live here, on the Sandwich Islands near Antarctica. 60 00:05:16.583 --> 00:05:19.625 The chinstrap penguins are in the middle of their egg-laying season. 61 00:05:19.708 --> 00:05:21.916 Captain Barnacles, Professor Inkling, and I 62 00:05:22.000 --> 00:05:23.916 are going down there to check up on them. 63 00:05:24.000 --> 00:05:26.625 Anyone's welcome to come along. Kwazii? 64 00:05:26.708 --> 00:05:29.791 Thanks, Captain, but I've got big plans for the day too. 65 00:05:29.875 --> 00:05:34.750 I'm taking the GUP-B out for a little high-speed action on the high seas. 66 00:05:36.750 --> 00:05:40.333 I mean, I've got to make sure the old engine's working fine and all. 67 00:05:41.041 --> 00:05:43.291 Funny you should mention that, Kwazii. 68 00:05:43.791 --> 00:05:48.041 As a matter of fact, I'll be checking on all the GUPs' engines today. 69 00:05:48.125 --> 00:05:49.791 Huh? What do you mean? 70 00:05:49.875 --> 00:05:54.541 What I mean is, I'm taking all the GUPs back to the Octo-repair station 71 00:05:54.625 --> 00:05:56.166 for a full tune-up. 72 00:05:56.250 --> 00:05:59.416 But we'll need a GUP to check on the chinstrap penguins. 73 00:05:59.500 --> 00:06:02.375 And we'll need a GUP to search for the Omura's whale. 74 00:06:02.458 --> 00:06:04.666 We need a GUP for the seaweed harvest. 75 00:06:04.750 --> 00:06:08.250 And Tunip says he needs a GUP for the seaweed harvest. 76 00:06:08.333 --> 00:06:12.125 And I need my GUP to drive around really fast in. 77 00:06:12.833 --> 00:06:16.625 Calm down. Tweak already has a solution. 78 00:06:17.500 --> 00:06:19.000 I sure do. 79 00:06:19.083 --> 00:06:21.916 Come on down to the launch bay and I'll show you. 80 00:06:31.791 --> 00:06:35.166 Everybody, I give you the Z-GUPs. 81 00:06:35.750 --> 00:06:37.000 Z-GUPs! 82 00:06:37.083 --> 00:06:38.291 -Wow! -Oh wow! 83 00:06:38.791 --> 00:06:44.083 The Z-One, the Z-Two, the Z-Three, the Z-Four, and… 84 00:06:44.166 --> 00:06:45.291 The Z-Five! 85 00:06:45.375 --> 00:06:48.166 That's right! The Z-Five. 86 00:06:48.250 --> 00:06:49.291 Super, super! 87 00:06:49.375 --> 00:06:51.291 Shiver me whiskers. 88 00:06:51.375 --> 00:06:53.583 You made five new GUPs! 89 00:06:54.208 --> 00:06:56.958 Think of ‘em as proto-GUPs, Kwazii. 90 00:06:57.041 --> 00:06:58.791 GUPs in progress. 91 00:07:00.000 --> 00:07:02.041 You mean they're not even finished yet? 92 00:07:02.125 --> 00:07:04.125 Well, they're mostly finished. 93 00:07:04.208 --> 00:07:07.833 Besides, sometimes you just gotta work with what you got. 94 00:07:08.416 --> 00:07:14.000 Just one little thing. Whatever you do, don't push the Z button. 95 00:07:14.083 --> 00:07:16.833 Okay, but what does it do? 96 00:07:16.916 --> 00:07:18.958 Probably fires off the kelp cannons 97 00:07:19.041 --> 00:07:22.208 or launches the sailfish speed boosters, eh, Tweak? 98 00:07:23.208 --> 00:07:27.708 Let's just say it's a new feature I haven't been able to test out yet. 99 00:07:27.791 --> 00:07:29.791 Understood, Tweak, and thanks. 100 00:07:29.875 --> 00:07:33.083 These Z-GUPs should be perfect for today's missions. 101 00:07:33.166 --> 00:07:35.375 Octonauts, let's do this! 102 00:07:35.458 --> 00:07:36.500 Aye-aye! 103 00:07:48.708 --> 00:07:51.750 Octonauts, it's going to be a very busy day. 104 00:07:51.833 --> 00:07:54.458 Tweak's taking the GUPs to the repair station… 105 00:07:54.541 --> 00:07:56.083 Wait up, matey! 106 00:07:56.166 --> 00:07:58.791 Wherever the GUP-B goes, I go too! 107 00:08:00.083 --> 00:08:02.958 Dashi and Shellington are heading to the South Pacific… 108 00:08:03.041 --> 00:08:06.416 If the Omura's whale is out there, we're going to find it. 109 00:08:07.250 --> 00:08:10.416 Tunip and the Vegimals are working on the seaweed farm… 110 00:08:15.541 --> 00:08:20.416 And we're going towards Antarctica to check on the chinstrap penguins. 111 00:08:21.291 --> 00:08:23.083 Safe travels, everyone. 112 00:08:31.000 --> 00:08:32.833 Bye-bye! Goodbye. 113 00:08:42.125 --> 00:08:45.541 Thirty-three, thirty-four, 114 00:08:45.625 --> 00:08:49.083 thirty-five, thirty-six. 115 00:08:52.666 --> 00:08:56.875 This Z-One slowpoke can barely do 36 loop-de-loops. 116 00:08:56.958 --> 00:09:00.708 In the GUP-B, I can always do at least 67. 117 00:09:00.791 --> 00:09:03.916 Well, once the GUP-B gets a proper tune-up, 118 00:09:04.000 --> 00:09:06.625 you can do as many loop-de-loops as you like. 119 00:09:09.791 --> 00:09:13.583 Here we are, the Octo-repair station. 120 00:09:39.416 --> 00:09:41.416 Come on, help me park the GUPs. 121 00:09:45.000 --> 00:09:46.666 In you go. 122 00:09:54.625 --> 00:09:56.125 See you later, Z-One. 123 00:10:02.416 --> 00:10:03.416 Last one. 124 00:10:04.125 --> 00:10:06.375 Not so fast, matey. 125 00:10:06.458 --> 00:10:08.958 I'm not letting the GUP-B out of me sight. 126 00:10:09.458 --> 00:10:10.625 Suit yourself. 127 00:10:22.541 --> 00:10:24.541 Watch the paint job, mateys! 128 00:10:26.791 --> 00:10:28.500 Watch the ears too. 129 00:10:29.500 --> 00:10:32.916 Kwazii, you've got nothing to worry about. 130 00:10:33.000 --> 00:10:34.916 The GUP-B is in good hands. 131 00:10:35.000 --> 00:10:38.250 And you don't need your helmet or air tank in here now. 132 00:10:38.875 --> 00:10:41.875 It's as dry as a stale fish biscuit. 133 00:10:41.958 --> 00:10:46.416 Wow! I've never been in this part of the repair station before. 134 00:10:46.500 --> 00:10:48.583 Come on, I'll show you around. 135 00:10:51.833 --> 00:10:54.291 We're on the highest level now. 136 00:10:54.375 --> 00:10:56.583 There are two more below us. 137 00:10:56.666 --> 00:10:59.250 Well, I'll be a sea monkey's uncle. 138 00:10:59.333 --> 00:11:01.708 This place is even bigger than I remember it. 139 00:11:02.458 --> 00:11:03.708 What are those? 140 00:11:03.791 --> 00:11:07.666 Those are air shafts. They run through the entire repair station. 141 00:11:07.750 --> 00:11:11.333 Without them, we wouldn't have air to breathe down here. 142 00:11:11.416 --> 00:11:12.666 And what's in there? 143 00:11:14.958 --> 00:11:16.708 An Octo-Max suit. 144 00:11:16.791 --> 00:11:19.791 I keep one on every level for heavy lifting. 145 00:11:20.458 --> 00:11:21.708 What? 146 00:11:23.250 --> 00:11:24.875 Number 87. 147 00:11:24.958 --> 00:11:27.041 Polar bear strength training. 148 00:11:28.125 --> 00:11:32.208 With the right attitude, anyone can have the strength of a polar bear. 149 00:11:38.958 --> 00:11:40.916 What's going on? 150 00:11:42.000 --> 00:11:46.416 It feels like a little tremor. You know, when the sea floor starts shaking? 151 00:11:46.500 --> 00:11:48.333 Happens all the time down here. 152 00:11:48.416 --> 00:11:51.333 Do they always turn on old training videos? 153 00:11:52.250 --> 00:11:55.500 Must've messed with the electrical system or something. 154 00:11:56.083 --> 00:11:59.541 Sometimes all it takes is a little polar bear strength. 155 00:12:09.916 --> 00:12:12.541 Dashi, look! The Octo-recorder. 156 00:12:13.041 --> 00:12:15.958 It's been picking up more whale songs all morning. 157 00:12:16.041 --> 00:12:19.375 Well, what are we waiting for? Let's look for the Omura's whale. 158 00:12:19.458 --> 00:12:21.708 I mean, let's listen for it. 159 00:12:30.125 --> 00:12:31.875 Hear anything, Shellington? 160 00:12:33.083 --> 00:12:34.416 Nothing yet. 161 00:12:36.041 --> 00:12:37.958 I hear waves crashing. 162 00:12:41.208 --> 00:12:42.500 Crab claws clacking. 163 00:12:46.875 --> 00:12:48.583 Sardines burping. 164 00:12:52.375 --> 00:12:54.166 Dashi, listen. 165 00:12:54.250 --> 00:12:58.750 That's the Omura's whale, all right. It must be close. 166 00:13:02.000 --> 00:13:03.000 Shellington, wait. 167 00:13:03.083 --> 00:13:05.166 Hurry, before it swims away. 168 00:13:05.250 --> 00:13:06.916 No, Shellington, listen. 169 00:13:08.208 --> 00:13:10.666 I don't like the sound of that at all. 170 00:13:10.750 --> 00:13:12.541 Just sounds like a tremor to me. 171 00:13:12.625 --> 00:13:16.083 Tremors happen all the time down on the seafloor. Now, come on, let's-- 172 00:13:16.166 --> 00:13:18.750 Shellington, it's not just one tremor. 173 00:13:18.833 --> 00:13:22.166 It's lots of tremors, coming from every direction. 174 00:13:22.250 --> 00:13:24.250 Something strange is going on. 175 00:13:25.375 --> 00:13:26.833 I think you're right. 176 00:13:28.083 --> 00:13:30.250 Captain. Come in, Captain. 177 00:13:30.875 --> 00:13:33.833 Come in, Dashi. How's the whale search going? 178 00:13:33.916 --> 00:13:35.375 It's going fine, Captain, 179 00:13:35.458 --> 00:13:38.375 but we're picking up a lot of unusual activity down here. 180 00:13:38.458 --> 00:13:40.375 Activity? What kind of activity? 181 00:13:40.458 --> 00:13:42.416 We're hearing all kinds of tremors. 182 00:13:42.500 --> 00:13:44.041 Much more than usual. 183 00:13:44.125 --> 00:13:45.625 Captain, look! 184 00:13:45.708 --> 00:13:48.625 Our scanners are picking up tremors too, lots of them. 185 00:13:48.708 --> 00:13:51.958 Here, here, and here. They're all over the place. 186 00:13:52.458 --> 00:13:55.416 Oh, strange. Very strange indeed. 187 00:13:55.500 --> 00:13:59.000 The tremors seem to be in a ring shape, all around the Pacific Ocean. 188 00:13:59.083 --> 00:14:00.708 You don't suppose it's the-- 189 00:14:02.541 --> 00:14:04.041 Captain, what was that? 190 00:14:05.291 --> 00:14:06.250 Captain? 191 00:14:08.000 --> 00:14:12.291 Flappity flippers! That seamount just exploded. 192 00:14:12.375 --> 00:14:14.083 That's no seamount. 193 00:14:14.666 --> 00:14:16.250 It's a volcano. 194 00:14:16.333 --> 00:14:19.000 And it's shooting hot lava! 195 00:14:35.625 --> 00:14:38.041 Peso, activate manual steering. 196 00:14:38.125 --> 00:14:39.208 Aye, Captain. 197 00:14:49.208 --> 00:14:50.958 Everybody, hang on. 198 00:14:53.583 --> 00:14:55.583 Steady. Here we are. 199 00:14:56.250 --> 00:14:57.541 That's it. 200 00:14:58.458 --> 00:14:59.458 That was close. 201 00:15:01.458 --> 00:15:05.166 Captain? Are you okay? Captain? 202 00:15:06.833 --> 00:15:10.166 Dashi, another tremor. A big one. 203 00:15:10.250 --> 00:15:13.625 Whenever there's a tremor this big, there's bound to be… 204 00:15:15.916 --> 00:15:17.458 A tsunami wave! 205 00:15:18.000 --> 00:15:19.750 Jumping jellyfish! 206 00:15:19.833 --> 00:15:21.333 Hurry, back to the ship. 207 00:15:28.125 --> 00:15:28.958 Hang on! 208 00:15:43.875 --> 00:15:47.083 Oh me, oh my, now that's a big one! 209 00:15:50.166 --> 00:15:51.541 Tweak, look out! 210 00:15:58.041 --> 00:15:58.958 Oh no! 211 00:15:59.041 --> 00:16:00.125 Run, matey! 212 00:16:06.708 --> 00:16:07.625 Huh? 213 00:16:12.500 --> 00:16:13.666 Oh no. 214 00:16:13.750 --> 00:16:15.666 -Uh-oh. -That can't be good. 215 00:16:27.458 --> 00:16:29.666 Captain, what's going on? 216 00:16:29.750 --> 00:16:31.000 I don't know, Peso. 217 00:16:31.083 --> 00:16:35.083 It feels like every volcano in the whole ocean is erupting at once. 218 00:16:35.166 --> 00:16:37.083 You're not too far off, Captain. 219 00:16:37.166 --> 00:16:40.875 All these volcanoes are part of the Ring of Fire. 220 00:16:40.958 --> 00:16:42.625 The Ring of Fire? 221 00:16:43.125 --> 00:16:45.250 The Ring of Fire is a group of volcanoes 222 00:16:45.333 --> 00:16:47.541 that stretches all around the Pacific Ocean. 223 00:16:47.625 --> 00:16:51.500 Some of the volcanoes are underwater, and some are above it. 224 00:16:51.583 --> 00:16:54.583 How many volcanoes are we talking about, Professor? 225 00:16:56.333 --> 00:16:59.125 Approximately 452. 226 00:16:59.875 --> 00:17:02.833 -Four hundred and fifty-two? -Uh-huh. 227 00:17:02.916 --> 00:17:06.041 What we're seeing now is a chain reaction. 228 00:17:06.125 --> 00:17:08.875 That's when a big eruption on one part of the Ring of Fire 229 00:17:08.958 --> 00:17:13.666 causes eruptions, tremors, and tsunami waves all around the Pacific. 230 00:17:13.750 --> 00:17:15.458 Flappity flippers! 231 00:17:15.541 --> 00:17:17.375 I'm afraid this is only the beginning. 232 00:17:17.458 --> 00:17:22.250 More eruptions are on the way, and they could be even bigger. 233 00:17:22.333 --> 00:17:23.833 Even bigger? 234 00:17:23.916 --> 00:17:27.708 Captain, what about the rest of the crew? We have to warn them. 235 00:17:27.791 --> 00:17:31.625 Calling all Octonauts. This is an emergency. 236 00:17:32.208 --> 00:17:35.708 Come in. Kwazii? Dashi? Anyone? 237 00:17:36.375 --> 00:17:39.458 Captain, the communication network's down. 238 00:17:39.541 --> 00:17:41.666 You mean, we can't call the others? 239 00:17:41.750 --> 00:17:45.208 This is the biggest disaster the Octonauts have ever faced, 240 00:17:45.291 --> 00:17:48.000 and we'll all have to face it on our own. 241 00:17:48.083 --> 00:17:51.000 Let's just hope everyone remembers their training. 242 00:17:51.708 --> 00:17:55.875 Captain? I think we'd better hurry and get to the chinstrap penguins. 243 00:17:55.958 --> 00:17:58.666 Peso, I think we may have to put that on hold 244 00:17:58.750 --> 00:18:01.625 until we've dealt with all these volcanoes. 245 00:18:01.708 --> 00:18:03.625 But that's the problem, Captain. 246 00:18:03.708 --> 00:18:07.125 The chinstrap penguins live right on top of a volcano. 247 00:18:07.208 --> 00:18:08.958 On top of a volcano? 248 00:18:09.041 --> 00:18:11.041 It usually helps keep their eggs warm, 249 00:18:11.125 --> 00:18:14.708 but according to the map, it's about to erupt. 250 00:18:14.791 --> 00:18:16.250 Say no more. 251 00:18:16.333 --> 00:18:17.833 Full speed ahead. 252 00:18:34.000 --> 00:18:35.125 All right, then. 253 00:18:37.083 --> 00:18:39.875 Dashi? What do we do? 254 00:18:39.958 --> 00:18:42.458 Well, we stay calm, that's for sure. 255 00:18:43.041 --> 00:18:47.041 I'd say our first problem is getting down from this tree. 256 00:18:51.041 --> 00:18:54.125 Well, that's taken care of. What's our next problem? 257 00:18:55.250 --> 00:18:57.916 Now we've got to figure out where we are. 258 00:18:58.000 --> 00:19:00.375 Looks like a deserted island. 259 00:19:02.416 --> 00:19:06.541 Oh, look. That tsunami wave carried us a very long way from the water. 260 00:19:06.625 --> 00:19:11.083 I guess our next step is to figure out how to get this back in there. 261 00:19:11.833 --> 00:19:13.208 Better call for backup. 262 00:19:13.708 --> 00:19:16.750 Dashi to Octopod. Come in, Octopod. 263 00:19:16.833 --> 00:19:18.541 Can anyone hear me? 264 00:19:19.166 --> 00:19:21.500 Dashi to Octopod. Come in, Octopod. 265 00:19:22.458 --> 00:19:23.708 A coconut crab! 266 00:19:24.875 --> 00:19:28.541 I'm stuck. That big wave really tossed me. 267 00:19:28.625 --> 00:19:30.083 Here, let me give you a hand. 268 00:19:30.166 --> 00:19:34.166 We coconut crabs live on land, and we can't swim, you know? 269 00:19:34.250 --> 00:19:35.416 There you go. 270 00:19:35.916 --> 00:19:37.958 Thanks, Mr. Octonaut, sir. 271 00:19:39.291 --> 00:19:41.291 How does he know I'm an Octonaut? 272 00:19:42.583 --> 00:19:44.583 Tweak. Do you read me, Tweak? 273 00:19:45.250 --> 00:19:46.208 Any luck? 274 00:19:46.291 --> 00:19:47.250 Not yet. 275 00:19:47.333 --> 00:19:51.666 Whatever caused that tsunami must've shut down our communications network. 276 00:19:52.458 --> 00:19:54.250 Isn't there a backup system? 277 00:19:56.333 --> 00:19:59.541 Shellington, wait! We don't know what those buttons do. 278 00:20:04.041 --> 00:20:06.291 Now we know what that button does. 279 00:20:06.375 --> 00:20:08.333 Shellington, you did it. 280 00:20:08.416 --> 00:20:12.666 The Z-Four has a land mode. We'll be back in the water in no time. 281 00:20:23.708 --> 00:20:25.000 Not very fast, is it? 282 00:20:25.541 --> 00:20:28.416 Well, Tweak did say the Z-GUPs weren't finished. 283 00:20:32.791 --> 00:20:34.791 Sounds like the engine's about to give out. 284 00:20:34.875 --> 00:20:37.333 I don't think that came from the engines. 285 00:20:37.916 --> 00:20:38.750 Listen. 286 00:20:40.083 --> 00:20:41.458 It's something outside. 287 00:20:41.958 --> 00:20:43.958 Come on, we'd better check it out. 288 00:20:48.083 --> 00:20:50.000 It's coming from that hill. 289 00:20:54.583 --> 00:20:56.791 Strange. There's nothing here. 290 00:20:59.083 --> 00:21:00.166 Another tremor. 291 00:21:02.208 --> 00:21:04.250 It's not a tremor. 292 00:21:04.333 --> 00:21:07.500 It's the Omura's whale! 293 00:21:08.541 --> 00:21:10.958 Hello. Sorry to bother you. 294 00:21:11.041 --> 00:21:14.666 Bother us? We were standing on your back. 295 00:21:15.416 --> 00:21:20.875 I didn't mind. But, as you can see, I do seem to be in a bit of trouble. 296 00:21:20.958 --> 00:21:24.291 The tsunami wave washed you ashore too! 297 00:21:24.375 --> 00:21:28.791 I've always wanted to see an Omura's whale, but not like this. 298 00:21:28.875 --> 00:21:32.041 We have to get you back into the water, fast! 299 00:21:32.125 --> 00:21:35.041 Please, don't go out of your way on account of me. 300 00:21:35.125 --> 00:21:37.291 I'm sure you must be very busy and… 301 00:21:40.791 --> 00:21:43.875 Pardon me, I'm just feeling a bit dry. 302 00:21:43.958 --> 00:21:46.125 Don't worry. We're here to help. 303 00:21:47.625 --> 00:21:49.708 Now that's a tremor! 304 00:21:49.791 --> 00:21:51.958 And I see what's causing it. 305 00:21:52.708 --> 00:21:54.208 A volcano! 306 00:21:54.708 --> 00:21:56.958 The lava's heading straight for us. 307 00:21:57.041 --> 00:21:58.750 We've got to get out of here. 308 00:21:59.291 --> 00:22:03.958 I really don't mean to sound pushy, but do you think we could please hurry? 309 00:22:30.083 --> 00:22:31.250 Hurry, matey! 310 00:22:46.583 --> 00:22:50.458 Quick, in there. We can seal the doors to stop the… 311 00:22:53.666 --> 00:22:54.833 Tweak! 312 00:22:54.916 --> 00:22:56.916 Kwazii, I'm stuck! 313 00:22:57.000 --> 00:22:58.291 I've got you, matey. 314 00:23:04.958 --> 00:23:06.500 Kwazii, hurry. 315 00:23:06.583 --> 00:23:10.041 This just needs a little polar bear strength! 316 00:23:13.166 --> 00:23:14.708 Let's get out of here! 317 00:23:20.125 --> 00:23:21.500 That was a close one. 318 00:23:22.083 --> 00:23:24.250 Polar bear strength, huh? 319 00:23:24.333 --> 00:23:27.125 Gotta remember to thank the captain for that one. 320 00:23:27.208 --> 00:23:31.708 If we ever want to see the captain again, we've gotta find a way out of here. 321 00:23:33.166 --> 00:23:34.500 That isn't good. 322 00:23:35.125 --> 00:23:36.500 That isn't good at all. 323 00:23:37.083 --> 00:23:39.291 The station's flooding fast. 324 00:23:40.083 --> 00:23:42.000 Then let's swim our way out. 325 00:23:42.750 --> 00:23:45.083 We don't have our air tanks, remember? 326 00:23:46.333 --> 00:23:48.333 Right. No swimming. 327 00:23:49.416 --> 00:23:52.791 What about the GUPs? The GUPs are all okay, aren't they? 328 00:23:53.375 --> 00:23:57.958 The GUPs are fine, but the hangars they're in look like this. 329 00:23:58.750 --> 00:24:00.916 There's no way to launch them. 330 00:24:01.625 --> 00:24:04.833 Wait, the Z-One's hangar is still okay. 331 00:24:04.916 --> 00:24:08.333 The Z-One? Not that old slowpoke. 332 00:24:08.416 --> 00:24:11.416 That old slowpoke is our only hope for escaping, 333 00:24:11.500 --> 00:24:13.625 but it won't be easy to get to. 334 00:24:14.125 --> 00:24:17.625 It's up here on the top level where we are, 335 00:24:17.708 --> 00:24:20.500 but the hallway's blocked. 336 00:24:20.583 --> 00:24:24.416 To get to it, we have to go all the way to the bottom level, 337 00:24:24.500 --> 00:24:28.583 make our way around, and then come all the way back up. 338 00:24:29.083 --> 00:24:30.583 And how will we do that? 339 00:24:32.166 --> 00:24:34.375 Well, that's the tricky part. 340 00:24:34.958 --> 00:24:36.416 I suppose we could… 341 00:24:37.750 --> 00:24:41.166 That wouldn't work, but we might be able to… 342 00:24:42.208 --> 00:24:44.375 Tweak? Do you smell that? 343 00:24:44.458 --> 00:24:46.750 Not now, Kwazii. I'm busy. 344 00:24:47.458 --> 00:24:51.125 I could try to short-circuit the breakers, or-- 345 00:24:51.208 --> 00:24:52.375 Fire! 346 00:24:53.750 --> 00:24:54.583 Fire? 347 00:24:58.375 --> 00:25:01.708 -We've gotta get out of here! -Quick, through that door! 348 00:25:01.791 --> 00:25:02.833 Yow! 349 00:25:05.541 --> 00:25:07.250 How do we get through that? 350 00:25:07.333 --> 00:25:08.458 Oh me, oh my. 351 00:25:10.791 --> 00:25:12.500 Look out! Yow! 352 00:25:25.708 --> 00:25:26.625 Yeah. 353 00:25:27.500 --> 00:25:28.333 Right. 354 00:25:28.416 --> 00:25:30.208 Tweak, what are you doing? 355 00:25:30.291 --> 00:25:33.458 Just thinking like an engineer. 356 00:25:49.958 --> 00:25:51.083 That was cool. 357 00:25:51.875 --> 00:25:52.916 Let's go! 358 00:25:56.708 --> 00:25:57.708 After you. 359 00:26:03.375 --> 00:26:04.250 This way. 360 00:26:05.833 --> 00:26:09.458 The elevator ahead might be able to take us down to the lower levels. 361 00:26:23.000 --> 00:26:23.833 Nope! 362 00:26:26.791 --> 00:26:29.416 Oh me, oh my. We're trapped! 363 00:26:30.666 --> 00:26:31.791 Maybe not. 364 00:26:33.375 --> 00:26:34.833 What about in here? 365 00:26:34.916 --> 00:26:36.833 Kwazii, you're a genius. 366 00:26:36.916 --> 00:26:40.500 This chute'll take us down to the lower level. Come on. 367 00:26:46.041 --> 00:26:48.250 I can't believe I didn't think of it. 368 00:26:49.291 --> 00:26:52.375 That's ‘cause you weren't thinking like a pirate, matey. 369 00:26:52.458 --> 00:26:54.000 Where does this chute come out? 370 00:26:54.083 --> 00:26:55.583 The compost room. 371 00:26:55.666 --> 00:26:57.375 The compost room? 372 00:27:04.208 --> 00:27:06.416 I thought that chute smelled funny. 373 00:27:07.416 --> 00:27:09.916 The only way out of here is up there. 374 00:27:13.166 --> 00:27:15.708 -What's that sound? -Uh-oh. 375 00:27:15.791 --> 00:27:20.125 That's the compost grinder. It makes anything that's too big, smaller. 376 00:27:20.958 --> 00:27:24.625 I like myself the size I am. How are we going to get up there? 377 00:27:28.000 --> 00:27:30.625 Sometimes, you gotta work with what you got. 378 00:27:44.208 --> 00:27:45.458 I gotcha. 379 00:27:46.125 --> 00:27:47.375 Thanks, matey. 380 00:27:47.458 --> 00:27:50.375 To get to the Z-One, we have to go through here. 381 00:27:55.375 --> 00:27:57.500 Looks like we're swimming after all. 382 00:27:58.208 --> 00:27:59.750 Yup. Come on. 383 00:28:10.625 --> 00:28:11.708 Help! 384 00:28:11.791 --> 00:28:14.125 Help! Help! 385 00:28:14.208 --> 00:28:15.541 Oh no! 386 00:28:25.375 --> 00:28:26.375 Gotcha. 387 00:28:27.000 --> 00:28:28.000 Thanks! 388 00:28:45.250 --> 00:28:46.833 What are we gonna do? 389 00:28:48.125 --> 00:28:51.250 Octonauts video training series, lesson nine. 390 00:28:51.333 --> 00:28:53.041 Dealing with disasters. 391 00:28:54.333 --> 00:28:56.458 First up, whirlpools. 392 00:28:57.583 --> 00:29:00.708 Whirlpools can really take you for a spin. 393 00:29:00.791 --> 00:29:02.875 What you need to remember is… 394 00:29:03.875 --> 00:29:06.458 Next, all about algae blooms. 395 00:29:06.541 --> 00:29:10.708 Too much algae can make for a really slimy situation… 396 00:29:10.791 --> 00:29:13.250 And finally, lava rescues. 397 00:29:14.500 --> 00:29:15.791 Lava rescues. 398 00:29:15.875 --> 00:29:21.625 When dealing with lava, first construct a barrier, if you can, to stop the flow. 399 00:29:22.333 --> 00:29:23.208 Barrier. 400 00:29:23.291 --> 00:29:28.000 Then, search the area for creatures or plants that might be in danger. 401 00:29:28.083 --> 00:29:31.875 Remember, they may be frightened and confused, 402 00:29:31.958 --> 00:29:35.583 so they'll be looking to you for leadership and courage. 403 00:29:35.666 --> 00:29:37.750 Leadership and courage! 404 00:29:42.958 --> 00:29:45.208 Vegimals, let's do this! 405 00:29:46.375 --> 00:29:47.291 Okay. 406 00:29:48.625 --> 00:29:50.083 I got it! 407 00:29:52.250 --> 00:29:54.750 Vegimals, build a barrier. 408 00:29:54.833 --> 00:29:56.583 Protect the crop. 409 00:30:07.541 --> 00:30:08.958 Faster! 410 00:30:27.708 --> 00:30:30.791 Okay, Vegimals, now pick up the seaweed. 411 00:30:53.416 --> 00:30:55.041 Help! 412 00:30:55.125 --> 00:30:57.250 Easy now. I’m coming. 413 00:30:57.333 --> 00:30:58.625 Out you go. 414 00:31:33.000 --> 00:31:33.833 Faster! 415 00:31:45.875 --> 00:31:46.916 Vegimals… 416 00:31:55.291 --> 00:31:56.791 Barrot! Kelpa! Kelpa! 417 00:32:01.541 --> 00:32:03.583 Everybody, hold on. 418 00:32:07.750 --> 00:32:10.041 Hey, what about me? 419 00:32:10.125 --> 00:32:12.250 Yeah, and me! 420 00:32:12.333 --> 00:32:14.458 You gotta save us! 421 00:32:15.291 --> 00:32:16.500 Hang on! 422 00:32:17.625 --> 00:32:19.083 Save us! 423 00:32:24.875 --> 00:32:27.333 Oh man, that was a close one. 424 00:32:27.416 --> 00:32:28.750 Now, what's for lunch? 425 00:32:28.833 --> 00:32:31.333 Lunch? Is that all you ever think about? 426 00:32:39.166 --> 00:32:40.666 That one almost got us. 427 00:32:41.166 --> 00:32:44.416 Captain, we're arriving at the chinstrap penguins’ island. 428 00:32:44.500 --> 00:32:46.958 Or should I say their volcano? 429 00:32:47.041 --> 00:32:49.458 Thanks, Professor. Surfacing now. 430 00:32:53.416 --> 00:32:55.500 Volcano straight ahead. 431 00:32:55.583 --> 00:32:58.208 Getting onto that island won't be easy. 432 00:32:58.291 --> 00:33:01.000 We'll have to get past all those big, jagged rocks. 433 00:33:01.083 --> 00:33:03.583 And that's just the first problem. 434 00:33:03.666 --> 00:33:06.541 We'll still have to find a way to get all the penguins… 435 00:33:06.625 --> 00:33:07.875 And their eggs. 436 00:33:07.958 --> 00:33:12.125 …and their eggs off the volcano and into the Octopod. 437 00:33:12.208 --> 00:33:15.333 There's no way they'll all fit into our Z-GUPs. 438 00:33:17.375 --> 00:33:20.625 What about the life rafts? We've got plenty of those. 439 00:33:20.708 --> 00:33:23.625 There won't be time to launch enough rafts, 440 00:33:23.708 --> 00:33:27.083 but if we launch them all at once… 441 00:33:27.166 --> 00:33:32.375 If we connect all the rafts together, we could make an evacuation slide. 442 00:33:32.875 --> 00:33:35.041 Captain, that's brilliant. 443 00:33:35.125 --> 00:33:37.791 Peso, prepare to launch the Z-GUPs. 444 00:33:37.875 --> 00:33:39.291 Aye, aye, Captain. 445 00:33:42.333 --> 00:33:45.875 Professor, gather up as many life rafts as you can find. 446 00:33:45.958 --> 00:33:47.875 You're in charge of the Octopod. 447 00:33:48.875 --> 00:33:49.750 Me? 448 00:33:49.833 --> 00:33:51.333 In charge of the Octopod? 449 00:34:03.083 --> 00:34:06.791 Careful, Peso. The waves are slamming us into those rocks. 450 00:34:06.875 --> 00:34:08.583 Steady. 451 00:34:16.333 --> 00:34:18.916 We'll have to find another way onto the island. 452 00:34:19.000 --> 00:34:20.000 Hello! 453 00:34:20.083 --> 00:34:21.625 Captain, look! 454 00:34:22.583 --> 00:34:23.583 This way. 455 00:34:33.458 --> 00:34:35.875 There's only one way onto that island. 456 00:34:35.958 --> 00:34:37.583 The penguin way! 457 00:34:37.666 --> 00:34:38.750 Follow me! 458 00:34:50.500 --> 00:34:51.750 The penguin way. 459 00:34:51.833 --> 00:34:53.666 I'll have to remember that one. 460 00:34:54.291 --> 00:34:55.916 Peso! 461 00:35:00.250 --> 00:35:01.375 Hello, there. 462 00:35:01.458 --> 00:35:05.166 Good to see you too. Oh my, you've grown tall. 463 00:35:06.125 --> 00:35:09.666 Captain, these are my cousins, the chinstrap penguins. 464 00:35:10.291 --> 00:35:12.291 Yes, pleased to meet you. 465 00:35:12.375 --> 00:35:16.541 I wish there was time to chat, but you're all in very great danger. 466 00:35:16.625 --> 00:35:18.125 -Oh no! -I knew it. 467 00:35:18.625 --> 00:35:20.125 I knew something was wrong. 468 00:35:20.208 --> 00:35:23.416 These volcanic cracks usually keep our eggs nice and warm. 469 00:35:23.500 --> 00:35:25.541 But lately they've been too warm. 470 00:35:25.625 --> 00:35:28.000 Our poor little eggs were almost cooked. 471 00:35:28.083 --> 00:35:31.166 That's because this volcano is about to erupt. 472 00:35:31.250 --> 00:35:32.833 Erupt? 473 00:35:38.833 --> 00:35:41.208 Don't worry. We're going to get you… 474 00:35:41.291 --> 00:35:42.250 And your eggs. 475 00:35:42.333 --> 00:35:45.458 …and your eggs off this island safe and sound. 476 00:35:45.541 --> 00:35:47.958 But where are we going to go? 477 00:35:48.041 --> 00:35:51.791 Barnacles to Inkling. We're ready to begin the evacuation. 478 00:35:54.125 --> 00:35:55.000 Oh dear. 479 00:35:55.916 --> 00:35:56.875 Professor? 480 00:35:56.958 --> 00:35:58.958 Octopod standing by. 481 00:35:59.041 --> 00:36:00.333 Launch the rafts. 482 00:36:02.125 --> 00:36:03.208 Yes, Captain. 483 00:36:03.833 --> 00:36:05.625 It'll just be one moment. 484 00:36:07.125 --> 00:36:12.083 Professor, we don't have much time. The volcano could erupt at any moment. 485 00:36:12.583 --> 00:36:17.250 Yes, of course, Captain. Just need to raise the ship up a bit first. 486 00:36:30.833 --> 00:36:31.916 There. 487 00:36:32.000 --> 00:36:34.000 Now to launch the rafts. 488 00:36:36.166 --> 00:36:38.166 Why must there be so many buttons? 489 00:36:38.708 --> 00:36:40.875 Let's try this one. 490 00:36:49.083 --> 00:36:50.000 Goodness. 491 00:36:54.083 --> 00:36:55.250 Oh, which button? 492 00:36:56.708 --> 00:36:58.208 That one? No. 493 00:37:00.708 --> 00:37:05.083 Lesson 23: Computer systems made easy. 494 00:37:05.166 --> 00:37:06.625 That's not it either. 495 00:37:07.458 --> 00:37:10.416 The Octopod systems may seem complicated, 496 00:37:10.500 --> 00:37:12.750 but they're actually quite simple. 497 00:37:12.833 --> 00:37:14.250 Just ask Dashi. 498 00:37:15.125 --> 00:37:16.541 Ask me what, Captain? 499 00:37:16.625 --> 00:37:20.833 Oh, sorry. I'm so used to being on the other side of the camera. 500 00:37:20.916 --> 00:37:22.875 Should I talk about the computers or… 501 00:37:22.958 --> 00:37:26.041 Professor! The rafts. Are they ready? 502 00:37:27.458 --> 00:37:28.958 Almost, Captain. 503 00:37:30.333 --> 00:37:32.208 If only Dashi were here. 504 00:37:32.291 --> 00:37:37.041 She always knows what button to press, and she always stays so calm. 505 00:37:39.708 --> 00:37:43.125 Calm. Just stay calm like Dashi. 506 00:37:43.208 --> 00:37:45.958 Professor, launch the rafts now! 507 00:37:50.833 --> 00:37:52.125 Already on it, Captain. 508 00:37:59.458 --> 00:38:01.000 Good work, Professor. 509 00:38:01.625 --> 00:38:02.708 We have to hurry. 510 00:38:02.791 --> 00:38:04.208 Everyone onto the slide. 511 00:38:23.708 --> 00:38:24.958 Good job. 512 00:38:25.041 --> 00:38:26.375 Everyone keep moving. 513 00:38:26.875 --> 00:38:29.541 Single file. Mothers and babies first. 514 00:38:30.250 --> 00:38:31.375 You're doing great. 515 00:38:34.666 --> 00:38:35.666 My egg! 516 00:38:39.750 --> 00:38:41.583 Oh no, it's going over the edge! 517 00:38:45.666 --> 00:38:47.000 Oh no! 518 00:38:48.208 --> 00:38:49.083 Gotcha. 519 00:38:49.583 --> 00:38:51.083 Oh, bravo! 520 00:38:53.625 --> 00:38:54.500 Uh-oh. 521 00:38:54.583 --> 00:38:57.791 You've got a crack. Let's get you bandaged up. 522 00:38:59.500 --> 00:39:00.333 There. 523 00:39:02.166 --> 00:39:03.250 Here you are. 524 00:39:03.333 --> 00:39:04.666 Thank you, Peso. 525 00:39:04.750 --> 00:39:06.041 Well done, Peso. 526 00:39:08.750 --> 00:39:11.500 Professor, retract the slide. 527 00:39:16.708 --> 00:39:17.791 Now, let's… 528 00:39:20.750 --> 00:39:22.083 Run! 529 00:39:23.791 --> 00:39:24.750 Jump! 530 00:39:50.750 --> 00:39:52.375 Are all eggs accounted for? 531 00:39:52.458 --> 00:39:55.541 They're all tucked in to their heated beds, nice and cozy. 532 00:39:55.625 --> 00:39:58.041 Your egg will be fine if it stays warm. 533 00:39:58.666 --> 00:40:02.666 Thank you. I don't know what we would've done without your help. 534 00:40:02.750 --> 00:40:05.041 We made it out of there just in time, 535 00:40:05.125 --> 00:40:09.083 but there are still volcanoes erupting all around the Ring of Fire. 536 00:40:09.166 --> 00:40:11.458 I just hope everyone else is okay. 537 00:40:16.375 --> 00:40:17.333 Hit it, Dashi. 538 00:40:27.541 --> 00:40:28.625 This isn't working. 539 00:40:30.041 --> 00:40:32.333 We're not gonna make it back to the water in time. 540 00:40:32.416 --> 00:40:35.083 And not to keep going on about my problems, 541 00:40:35.166 --> 00:40:38.083 but my skin's getting really dry. 542 00:40:38.166 --> 00:40:40.791 Really, really dry. 543 00:40:40.875 --> 00:40:42.583 How about some coconut water? 544 00:40:46.375 --> 00:40:48.708 That's much better. 545 00:40:48.791 --> 00:40:52.000 That's them, Dad. The ones who helped me. 546 00:40:52.083 --> 00:40:55.291 Hello, down there. You're Kwazii's mates, aren't ya? 547 00:40:55.833 --> 00:40:57.583 Yes, but who are-- 548 00:40:57.666 --> 00:41:00.875 We're the coconut crabs. I'm Claude, this is Claudette, 549 00:41:00.958 --> 00:41:04.291 and there are our little ones, Clem, Clyde, and Clarence. 550 00:41:04.875 --> 00:41:07.083 But our friends all call us… 551 00:41:07.166 --> 00:41:09.333 The Claw! 552 00:41:10.166 --> 00:41:13.750 You helped my little Clarence, and now we'd like to help you. 553 00:41:13.833 --> 00:41:16.083 Times like this, we've all got to help each other. 554 00:41:16.666 --> 00:41:18.541 Everybody ready? 555 00:41:18.625 --> 00:41:19.750 Ready! 556 00:41:20.375 --> 00:41:21.791 Crack those coconuts! 557 00:41:24.500 --> 00:41:26.375 Keep it coming, please. 558 00:41:32.583 --> 00:41:34.208 We've got to keep moving. 559 00:41:40.916 --> 00:41:44.375 Lesson 77. Emergency engineering. 560 00:41:44.458 --> 00:41:48.166 When it comes to engineering on the fly, Tweak has a saying. 561 00:41:49.250 --> 00:41:50.208 Oh, right. 562 00:41:50.875 --> 00:41:54.583 Sometimes you just gotta work with what you got. 563 00:41:58.583 --> 00:41:59.791 Coconuts. 564 00:42:01.500 --> 00:42:02.458 Coconuts. 565 00:42:03.083 --> 00:42:06.083 Dashi, I don't think now is a good time for a snack. 566 00:42:06.166 --> 00:42:08.416 How are we going to move the whale? 567 00:42:09.250 --> 00:42:11.500 Maybe these coconuts can help us. 568 00:42:11.583 --> 00:42:15.250 It's like Tweak says, "Sometimes you gotta work with what you've got." 569 00:42:16.166 --> 00:42:19.375 And right now, we've got coconuts. 570 00:42:19.458 --> 00:42:21.041 But how-- 571 00:42:25.875 --> 00:42:27.250 That's it. 572 00:42:27.333 --> 00:42:30.166 If we put coconuts under the whale… 573 00:42:30.250 --> 00:42:34.458 We can use them as rollers to tow you to the water. 574 00:42:34.541 --> 00:42:38.458 I have to say, I really like that plan. 575 00:42:38.541 --> 00:42:39.458 Me too. 576 00:42:39.541 --> 00:42:41.166 Let us lend you a claw. 577 00:42:48.916 --> 00:42:50.583 Here comes the lava! 578 00:42:51.250 --> 00:42:52.250 Oh no! 579 00:42:57.208 --> 00:42:58.041 Here we go! 580 00:43:02.833 --> 00:43:03.916 It's working! 581 00:43:07.125 --> 00:43:08.916 That kind of tickles. 582 00:43:09.000 --> 00:43:10.458 Thanks, coconut crabs! 583 00:43:11.166 --> 00:43:12.166 Shellington? 584 00:43:12.250 --> 00:43:16.833 I'm sure you must've already noticed, but I'm running out of coconut rollers. 585 00:43:16.916 --> 00:43:17.750 No problem! 586 00:43:22.375 --> 00:43:23.750 Keep going, Shellington! 587 00:43:31.041 --> 00:43:33.833 I don't know how much longer I can keep this up. 588 00:43:38.625 --> 00:43:39.458 Shellington… 589 00:43:40.125 --> 00:43:41.166 Catch! 590 00:43:42.791 --> 00:43:45.250 Claude? You should be back with your family. 591 00:43:45.333 --> 00:43:46.833 Oh, don't you worry about me. 592 00:43:46.916 --> 00:43:50.916 After all, times like this, we've all got to lend a helping claw. 593 00:44:02.333 --> 00:44:03.791 We're almost there. 594 00:44:07.041 --> 00:44:07.916 We're here! 595 00:44:08.625 --> 00:44:09.916 Prepare to dive. 596 00:44:10.000 --> 00:44:13.458 But what about Claude? Coconut crabs can't swim. 597 00:44:14.041 --> 00:44:17.083 Excuse me, but maybe I can help with that. 598 00:44:17.166 --> 00:44:20.708 Like you said, "We've all gotta help each other," right? 599 00:44:20.791 --> 00:44:22.125 Hop on to my tail. 600 00:44:22.208 --> 00:44:23.083 Righty-ho. 601 00:44:23.833 --> 00:44:25.208 Where's your family? 602 00:44:25.291 --> 00:44:27.916 Up there in those trees, where it's safe. 603 00:44:28.416 --> 00:44:31.291 Well, then, if you don't mind, prepare to fly. 604 00:44:31.375 --> 00:44:34.208 Fly? But coconut crabs can't fly. 605 00:44:38.625 --> 00:44:39.750 Thanks, mates! 606 00:44:39.833 --> 00:44:42.541 Goodbye, coconut crabs. Thanks for all your-- 607 00:44:43.416 --> 00:44:44.833 Shellington, climb on! 608 00:44:51.791 --> 00:44:52.875 We made it. 609 00:44:53.500 --> 00:44:55.333 And just in time too. 610 00:44:56.708 --> 00:45:00.916 Guys, I really hate to ruin the celebration, but look! 611 00:45:02.083 --> 00:45:04.416 Every volcano's erupting at once. 612 00:45:04.916 --> 00:45:08.875 Jumping jellyfish! It's a chain reaction. 613 00:45:14.958 --> 00:45:17.625 I still stink of that compost room. 614 00:45:17.708 --> 00:45:19.291 We almost there, Tweak? 615 00:45:19.375 --> 00:45:22.000 The main air shaft's at the end of this hallway, 616 00:45:22.083 --> 00:45:27.125 and if we can get to it, we can get up to the top level and escape in the Z-One. 617 00:45:27.750 --> 00:45:29.666 You make it sound so easy. 618 00:45:35.916 --> 00:45:38.958 No way through. Think we can swim under it? 619 00:45:39.458 --> 00:45:41.583 Only one way to find out. 620 00:45:41.666 --> 00:45:44.000 I'll go through first with this rope. 621 00:45:44.083 --> 00:45:47.666 When I give it a tug, that means it's safe for you to follow me through. 622 00:45:47.750 --> 00:45:48.708 Got it. 623 00:45:48.791 --> 00:45:49.875 Here I go. 624 00:45:50.416 --> 00:45:52.375 See you on the other side, matey. 625 00:46:23.500 --> 00:46:24.333 Made it! 626 00:46:24.416 --> 00:46:27.166 Tweak! I found a way through. 627 00:46:27.708 --> 00:46:28.791 Tweak? 628 00:46:28.875 --> 00:46:30.625 Can you hear me, matey? 629 00:46:32.708 --> 00:46:34.250 Oh no! 630 00:46:36.541 --> 00:46:38.208 What in the seven seas? 631 00:46:57.625 --> 00:46:58.916 Hey, Kwazii. 632 00:46:59.000 --> 00:47:00.291 Look what I found. 633 00:47:01.875 --> 00:47:03.875 I found you this air tank too. 634 00:47:08.791 --> 00:47:09.791 Thanks, Tweak. 635 00:47:11.125 --> 00:47:12.958 You really saved my whiskers. 636 00:47:13.041 --> 00:47:15.041 Things look pretty bad up ahead, 637 00:47:15.125 --> 00:47:17.916 but I can bash through with this Octo-mech suit. 638 00:47:19.583 --> 00:47:21.375 Now you're talking, matey. 639 00:47:21.458 --> 00:47:22.375 Follow me. 640 00:47:24.416 --> 00:47:25.541 Yeah! 641 00:47:27.666 --> 00:47:28.583 Take that! 642 00:47:29.166 --> 00:47:30.166 And that! 643 00:47:30.916 --> 00:47:31.833 And that! 644 00:47:35.458 --> 00:47:37.916 Look! There's the door to the air shaft! 645 00:47:48.250 --> 00:47:51.375 This shaft will take us back up to the Z-One. 646 00:47:51.458 --> 00:47:53.666 And how will we get up there? 647 00:47:53.750 --> 00:47:56.916 With a good, old-fashioned grappling hook. 648 00:48:04.583 --> 00:48:07.000 I gotta get me one of those. 649 00:48:07.541 --> 00:48:08.541 Going up. 650 00:48:20.291 --> 00:48:21.375 We made it. 651 00:48:21.458 --> 00:48:23.083 And there's the Z-One. 652 00:48:28.250 --> 00:48:29.666 Tweak to Octopod. 653 00:48:29.750 --> 00:48:31.416 Come in, Octopod. 654 00:48:33.250 --> 00:48:35.041 Communication network's down. 655 00:48:35.125 --> 00:48:38.375 Can you fix it? We gotta let the others know we're okay. 656 00:48:39.583 --> 00:48:42.541 There might be a way to reboot it from here. 657 00:48:45.291 --> 00:48:46.708 Anything I can do to help? 658 00:48:47.291 --> 00:48:48.791 Well, actually, yeah. 659 00:48:48.875 --> 00:48:51.958 See that emergency supply kit over there? 660 00:48:52.041 --> 00:48:53.208 What do you need? 661 00:48:53.291 --> 00:48:55.041 A wrench? A screwdriver? 662 00:48:55.125 --> 00:48:58.125 Actually, I was hoping for an emergency carrot. 663 00:49:00.125 --> 00:49:01.666 Sure thing, matey. 664 00:49:07.125 --> 00:49:07.958 Not bad. 665 00:49:08.583 --> 00:49:09.458 There! 666 00:49:11.083 --> 00:49:15.250 Welcome back to a very special installment of the Octonauts video training series, 667 00:49:15.333 --> 00:49:19.166 lesson 352: A field guide to fish burps. 668 00:49:19.833 --> 00:49:22.416 Everyone knows the sound of a sardine burp, 669 00:49:22.500 --> 00:49:25.708 but many other species of fish are known to burp as well. 670 00:49:25.791 --> 00:49:27.458 Let's listen to a few of them. 671 00:49:28.125 --> 00:49:30.750 Not another training video. 672 00:49:30.833 --> 00:49:33.041 Hang on, let me try that again. 673 00:49:39.875 --> 00:49:42.750 Okay, systems rebooting. 674 00:49:49.041 --> 00:49:51.041 This ought to get their attention. 675 00:49:51.125 --> 00:49:52.041 Shall we? 676 00:49:52.125 --> 00:49:54.458 Sound the Octo Alert! 677 00:50:04.458 --> 00:50:07.416 Tweak, Kwazii? Is that you? 678 00:50:07.500 --> 00:50:09.958 Yep. Got the whole crew here. 679 00:50:10.041 --> 00:50:11.958 Dashi and Shellington reporting in. 680 00:50:12.041 --> 00:50:13.041 Hello. 681 00:50:19.125 --> 00:50:22.250 Octonauts! It's good to see you all again. 682 00:50:22.333 --> 00:50:23.875 Is everyone okay? 683 00:50:23.958 --> 00:50:27.916 We're fine, Cap, but what's going on out there? 684 00:50:28.000 --> 00:50:30.708 And where'd all them penguins come from? 685 00:50:30.791 --> 00:50:32.166 It's a long story, 686 00:50:32.250 --> 00:50:36.875 which involves a massive chain of eruptions all around the Ring of Fire. 687 00:50:36.958 --> 00:50:41.541 The Ring of Fire! So that's what caused the tsunami wave. 688 00:50:41.625 --> 00:50:43.000 And the tremors. 689 00:50:43.083 --> 00:50:44.458 And the lava. 690 00:50:44.541 --> 00:50:47.875 It's caused major problems all over the Pacific Ocean. 691 00:50:47.958 --> 00:50:49.750 And it's not over yet. 692 00:50:49.833 --> 00:50:54.708 Most of the eruptions are dying down, but there's still one more on the way, 693 00:50:54.791 --> 00:50:57.041 and it's going to be big! 694 00:50:57.125 --> 00:50:59.041 I'm seeing it here too. 695 00:50:59.125 --> 00:51:03.916 Looks like a big old undersea volcano off the coast of Japan. 696 00:51:04.000 --> 00:51:06.041 The biggest I've ever seen! 697 00:51:06.125 --> 00:51:07.541 Jumping jellyfish. 698 00:51:07.625 --> 00:51:11.250 That volcano must be home to all kinds of sea creatures. 699 00:51:11.333 --> 00:51:14.083 We have to rescue them before it erupts. 700 00:51:14.166 --> 00:51:17.250 Aye! But how are we all going to get there in time? 701 00:51:17.333 --> 00:51:20.875 It'll take days to fix the repair station and dig out all the GUPs. 702 00:51:21.416 --> 00:51:24.375 And the Z-GUPs aren't exactly the speediest. 703 00:51:25.500 --> 00:51:29.291 Well, there is still one GUP we can use. 704 00:51:29.375 --> 00:51:30.208 Is there? 705 00:51:30.291 --> 00:51:34.208 Everybody, hop in your Z-GUPs now. 706 00:51:37.750 --> 00:51:38.625 Goodbye! 707 00:51:46.375 --> 00:51:47.875 Z-helmets on. 708 00:51:54.416 --> 00:51:57.875 Y'all remember that Z button I told you not to press? 709 00:51:57.958 --> 00:51:58.916 Yes? 710 00:51:59.000 --> 00:52:00.083 Yes, indeed. 711 00:52:01.875 --> 00:52:03.708 I sure hope this works. 712 00:52:03.791 --> 00:52:05.750 Okay, y'all, press it! 713 00:52:13.791 --> 00:52:15.000 Hey! 714 00:52:18.291 --> 00:52:20.125 It's actually working! 715 00:52:23.666 --> 00:52:24.625 Yow! 716 00:52:31.708 --> 00:52:34.458 Tweak, the hatch is still closed. 717 00:52:34.541 --> 00:52:36.208 Yup. It's jammed. 718 00:52:36.291 --> 00:52:37.416 Jammed? 719 00:52:37.500 --> 00:52:39.583 Don't get your whiskers in a twist. 720 00:52:39.666 --> 00:52:41.500 I got a plan. 721 00:52:42.041 --> 00:52:43.791 Yow! 722 00:52:45.000 --> 00:52:47.625 Now that's thinking like a pirate. 723 00:53:06.500 --> 00:53:07.583 We made it. 724 00:53:07.666 --> 00:53:08.875 Incredible. 725 00:53:08.958 --> 00:53:10.041 Hi, guys. 726 00:53:11.708 --> 00:53:12.708 That was cool. 727 00:53:13.208 --> 00:53:14.125 Yeah. 728 00:53:14.208 --> 00:53:16.708 It's not over yet. Tweak? 729 00:53:16.791 --> 00:53:21.541 Okay, everyone, prepare for transformation. 730 00:53:21.625 --> 00:53:23.125 Transformation? 731 00:53:23.708 --> 00:53:25.333 In five, 732 00:53:25.416 --> 00:53:26.458 four, 733 00:53:26.541 --> 00:53:27.708 three, 734 00:53:27.791 --> 00:53:29.250 two, 735 00:53:29.333 --> 00:53:30.166 one. 736 00:53:37.875 --> 00:53:39.875 Transformation complete. 737 00:53:40.500 --> 00:53:44.791 Octonauts, welcome aboard the Mega GUP-Z! 738 00:53:44.875 --> 00:53:46.625 -Shiver me whiskers. -Oh wow! 739 00:53:46.708 --> 00:53:47.791 Very impressive. 740 00:53:49.000 --> 00:53:50.750 Tweak, it's amazing. 741 00:53:50.833 --> 00:53:54.625 It should have everything we need to deal with that last volcano. 742 00:53:54.708 --> 00:53:57.500 Looks like you modeled it after the vent shrimp. 743 00:53:57.583 --> 00:54:00.208 They can withstand the hottest temperatures on Earth. 744 00:54:01.083 --> 00:54:02.541 Good eye, Shellington. 745 00:54:02.625 --> 00:54:06.125 Like a vent shrimp, the Mega GUP-Z is heatproof, 746 00:54:06.208 --> 00:54:09.083 and it's perfect for scooping up sea critters. 747 00:54:09.166 --> 00:54:10.875 Impressive, Tweak. 748 00:54:10.958 --> 00:54:13.416 Thanks, Cap! Ready to take the driver's seat? 749 00:54:13.500 --> 00:54:16.250 -Ready. -Activating Z-Seat swap. 750 00:54:16.750 --> 00:54:19.125 Wait a minute, how-- 751 00:54:25.333 --> 00:54:28.291 It's gonna take all of us working together to operate it. 752 00:54:35.333 --> 00:54:36.708 Everyone ready? 753 00:54:36.791 --> 00:54:37.666 Ready! 754 00:54:38.166 --> 00:54:39.375 Here we go! 755 00:54:44.375 --> 00:54:46.666 Next stop, the volcano. 756 00:54:51.958 --> 00:54:53.791 Jumping jellyfish. 757 00:54:53.875 --> 00:54:56.666 That's the biggest volcano I've ever seen. 758 00:54:59.875 --> 00:55:02.833 And it's completely covered with sea creatures. 759 00:55:02.916 --> 00:55:05.583 Dashi, how much time do we have before it erupts? 760 00:55:05.666 --> 00:55:07.125 Not long, Captain. 761 00:55:07.208 --> 00:55:10.833 The lava's building up inside the volcano, and when it reaches the top… 762 00:55:10.916 --> 00:55:12.166 Kaboom. 763 00:55:12.250 --> 00:55:16.083 Then we've got to get all the creatures away from here before that happens. 764 00:55:16.666 --> 00:55:21.583 Attention, sea creatures! This volcano is about to erupt. 765 00:55:21.666 --> 00:55:22.833 Erupt? 766 00:55:23.500 --> 00:55:24.458 Oh no! 767 00:55:24.958 --> 00:55:29.208 If you can swim away, you should do so immediately. 768 00:55:29.291 --> 00:55:30.500 We're out of here! 769 00:55:31.791 --> 00:55:33.083 Wait for me. 770 00:55:33.166 --> 00:55:35.083 You don't have to tell us twice. 771 00:55:36.041 --> 00:55:41.208 Everyone else, sit tight. The Octonauts are coming to the rescue. 772 00:55:47.291 --> 00:55:49.541 Activating suction claw. 773 00:55:54.416 --> 00:55:55.791 Snails straight ahead. 774 00:56:00.291 --> 00:56:01.791 Help us! 775 00:56:07.708 --> 00:56:08.666 Hello! 776 00:56:09.541 --> 00:56:10.791 Don’t worry! 777 00:56:10.875 --> 00:56:11.833 Got you. 778 00:56:14.458 --> 00:56:15.458 Oh no! 779 00:56:27.375 --> 00:56:29.125 Over there, a spider crab! 780 00:56:40.041 --> 00:56:41.083 Got you! 781 00:56:41.916 --> 00:56:43.083 Thanks. 782 00:56:43.166 --> 00:56:44.375 Cap, look. 783 00:56:44.458 --> 00:56:45.583 Help! 784 00:56:49.666 --> 00:56:51.583 Sea urchins above you, Peso! 785 00:56:51.666 --> 00:56:53.916 Save us! 786 00:56:56.083 --> 00:56:57.333 Help! 787 00:57:07.000 --> 00:57:08.166 What was that? 788 00:57:08.250 --> 00:57:10.208 The rocks are sealing us in. 789 00:57:11.333 --> 00:57:13.500 We need to get out of here! 790 00:57:13.583 --> 00:57:14.833 I can't see! 791 00:57:14.916 --> 00:57:17.333 Activating extra bright lights. 792 00:57:18.041 --> 00:57:20.000 An opening straight ahead. 793 00:57:26.875 --> 00:57:27.875 We made it! 794 00:57:28.875 --> 00:57:31.750 Scans show the volcano is clear of creatures, Captain. 795 00:57:31.833 --> 00:57:33.375 Well done, Octonauts. 796 00:57:36.666 --> 00:57:39.333 Captain, we've got to clear out of here ourselves. 797 00:57:39.416 --> 00:57:41.083 The volcano is about to erupt. 798 00:57:44.375 --> 00:57:46.041 Octonauts, prepare to-- 799 00:57:46.125 --> 00:57:47.541 Captain, wait! 800 00:57:47.625 --> 00:57:48.791 Peso, what is it? 801 00:57:48.875 --> 00:57:51.500 I just saw something down there, 802 00:57:51.583 --> 00:57:53.416 inside the volcano! 803 00:57:53.500 --> 00:57:55.583 Inside? Are you sure? 804 00:57:55.666 --> 00:57:57.041 Yes, Captain. 805 00:57:57.125 --> 00:57:59.291 All right. Here we go. 806 00:58:02.625 --> 00:58:04.333 Flappity flippers! 807 00:58:04.416 --> 00:58:05.833 -Yeah! -Oh me, oh my! 808 00:58:05.916 --> 00:58:09.000 Creatures living inside a volcano. 809 00:58:09.083 --> 00:58:10.458 Fascinating. 810 00:58:10.541 --> 00:58:14.083 They're just swimming around in there without a care in the world. 811 00:58:14.583 --> 00:58:16.291 Attention, creatures! 812 00:58:16.375 --> 00:58:19.416 You must leave the volcano right away. 813 00:58:19.500 --> 00:58:21.583 What? Leave the volcano? 814 00:58:21.666 --> 00:58:23.458 Why would we do a thing like that? 815 00:58:23.541 --> 00:58:25.958 Yes. We like it in here. 816 00:58:26.041 --> 00:58:28.875 Though it is feeling warmer than usual today. 817 00:58:29.750 --> 00:58:31.750 Yeah, and shakier. 818 00:58:31.833 --> 00:58:34.875 That's because the volcano's about to-- 819 00:58:35.416 --> 00:58:36.791 Explode! 820 00:58:36.875 --> 00:58:39.291 Captain, the eruption is starting. 821 00:58:39.958 --> 00:58:41.041 These chaps were right. 822 00:58:41.125 --> 00:58:42.500 Let's skedaddle! 823 00:58:45.291 --> 00:58:46.500 Hot! 824 00:58:53.375 --> 00:58:54.625 We're trapped! 825 00:58:54.708 --> 00:58:56.333 We've got to rescue them! 826 00:59:08.333 --> 00:59:10.416 Can't get through. 827 00:59:10.500 --> 00:59:12.125 What do we do? 828 00:59:12.208 --> 00:59:14.083 Cap, cover my controls! 829 00:59:14.166 --> 00:59:15.583 Tweak, what are you… 830 00:59:15.666 --> 00:59:18.333 There's one more thing the Mega GUP-Z can do, 831 00:59:18.416 --> 00:59:20.416 and it just might help us. 832 00:59:21.458 --> 00:59:26.500 Trouble is, I've never tested it. Never even made a button for it. 833 00:59:26.583 --> 00:59:28.541 Gotta turn it on another way. 834 00:59:30.833 --> 00:59:31.708 Oh dear! 835 00:59:31.791 --> 00:59:34.833 Whatever it is, we need it now! 836 00:59:35.416 --> 00:59:36.666 Get ready, Cap! 837 00:59:38.625 --> 00:59:39.708 Tweak, hurry! 838 00:59:42.375 --> 00:59:43.333 Hit that button! 839 00:59:58.708 --> 01:00:01.125 Mantis shrimp mode, go! 840 01:00:05.666 --> 01:00:06.500 Wow! 841 01:00:06.583 --> 01:00:08.166 Mantis shrimp? 842 01:00:09.083 --> 01:00:10.916 Those little mateys are tough! 843 01:00:11.000 --> 01:00:12.875 Tweak, it's perfect! 844 01:00:12.958 --> 01:00:16.333 I see you already got the hang of the spear claw, Kwazii. 845 01:00:16.416 --> 01:00:21.333 In mantis shrimp mode, we can spear and hammer the rocks away. 846 01:00:22.250 --> 01:00:24.375 Hammer claw, go! 847 01:00:25.958 --> 01:00:27.500 Good one, Peso! 848 01:00:27.583 --> 01:00:30.958 That's how we've got to do this, as a team! 849 01:00:31.041 --> 01:00:32.708 One little problem, Cap. 850 01:00:32.791 --> 01:00:35.250 Mantis shrimp mode uses a ton of power. 851 01:00:35.333 --> 01:00:39.625 When our power runs out, the five Z-GUPs will all blast apart. 852 01:00:39.708 --> 01:00:41.666 Then there's no time to lose. 853 01:00:41.750 --> 01:00:43.541 Into the volcano. 854 01:00:50.750 --> 01:00:53.000 It's getting really hot in here. 855 01:00:53.083 --> 01:00:56.416 Sure is. How about some super heat shields? 856 01:00:58.583 --> 01:00:59.541 Thanks, Tweak. 857 01:01:07.166 --> 01:01:09.541 I can barely see them, Captain. 858 01:01:09.625 --> 01:01:12.125 Activating mantis shrimp vision. 859 01:01:13.083 --> 01:01:15.041 There they are. Straight ahead. 860 01:01:15.750 --> 01:01:17.333 Kwazii, incoming! 861 01:01:17.416 --> 01:01:18.250 Got it! 862 01:01:18.833 --> 01:01:19.916 And that! 863 01:01:22.125 --> 01:01:23.875 Peso, behind you! 864 01:01:24.833 --> 01:01:25.791 Got it. 865 01:01:27.958 --> 01:01:31.000 The creatures are just on the other side of this lava. 866 01:01:31.083 --> 01:01:33.666 Activating mantis leap! 867 01:01:38.458 --> 01:01:40.333 Get us out of here! 868 01:01:41.125 --> 01:01:42.125 Help! 869 01:01:42.208 --> 01:01:44.333 Don't worry. We're here to help. 870 01:01:44.416 --> 01:01:47.041 Octonauts, let's do this. 871 01:01:52.500 --> 01:01:53.875 -All clear. -Thanks. 872 01:01:53.958 --> 01:01:54.791 Thank you! 873 01:01:54.875 --> 01:01:55.916 Over there, Cap! 874 01:01:58.708 --> 01:01:59.583 We're coming! 875 01:02:17.291 --> 01:02:18.291 Thank you! 876 01:02:20.416 --> 01:02:21.458 I'm stuck! 877 01:02:23.125 --> 01:02:24.333 Don't worry. 878 01:02:25.083 --> 01:02:25.958 There you go! 879 01:02:26.041 --> 01:02:27.375 -Thank you! -Thanks, Mister! 880 01:02:28.208 --> 01:02:29.041 Oh no! 881 01:02:31.000 --> 01:02:32.333 Let's get out of here! 882 01:02:34.000 --> 01:02:35.125 -Cap! -Uh-oh! 883 01:02:36.833 --> 01:02:38.416 Oh no! No! 884 01:02:43.541 --> 01:02:46.291 The power warning! We're running out of time. 885 01:02:50.208 --> 01:02:52.041 Oh no! Help! 886 01:02:52.125 --> 01:02:53.000 Oh no! 887 01:02:53.083 --> 01:02:54.708 A family of sharks! 888 01:02:56.958 --> 01:02:58.791 Hammer claw, go! 889 01:03:02.333 --> 01:03:04.583 Tweak, status report. 890 01:03:04.666 --> 01:03:06.458 Not much power left, Cap. 891 01:03:06.541 --> 01:03:09.125 Dashi, any more creatures to rescue? 892 01:03:09.208 --> 01:03:10.375 All clear, Captain. 893 01:03:10.458 --> 01:03:12.333 We'd better… Hold on. 894 01:03:12.416 --> 01:03:14.625 I’m picking up a few last creatures. 895 01:03:14.708 --> 01:03:16.916 -Up there, on that rock. -Help us! 896 01:03:17.000 --> 01:03:19.166 They're going to fall into that lava. 897 01:03:19.250 --> 01:03:20.416 Oh no, they're not! 898 01:03:20.500 --> 01:03:22.916 Shellington! Mantis leap! 899 01:03:23.000 --> 01:03:23.875 Aye, Captain! 900 01:03:25.541 --> 01:03:26.541 Gotcha! 901 01:03:35.041 --> 01:03:36.083 Uh-oh. 902 01:03:36.666 --> 01:03:39.375 It feels like this whole place is about to blow! 903 01:03:39.458 --> 01:03:41.291 Octonauts, let's move out. 904 01:03:52.000 --> 01:03:53.166 Oh no! 905 01:03:53.250 --> 01:03:54.875 Captain, down there! 906 01:04:04.000 --> 01:04:05.708 That was some ride! 907 01:04:06.291 --> 01:04:07.875 Just a little further. 908 01:04:09.041 --> 01:04:12.083 Cap, we're almost out of mantis shrimp power! 909 01:04:12.166 --> 01:04:14.750 We won't make it out of the volcano in time. 910 01:04:14.833 --> 01:04:16.666 What do we do with these creatures? 911 01:04:16.750 --> 01:04:18.416 Yeah, what about us? 912 01:04:21.833 --> 01:04:24.041 Shellington, what's that noise? 913 01:04:24.125 --> 01:04:25.750 Is that… 914 01:04:25.833 --> 01:04:28.291 Yes! The Omura's whale! 915 01:04:28.375 --> 01:04:30.791 Excuse me. Maybe I can help. 916 01:04:32.375 --> 01:04:36.875 Time's up. We're blasting apart in ten, nine… 917 01:04:36.958 --> 01:04:40.125 I mean… Hey! Toss them over here! 918 01:04:40.208 --> 01:04:41.083 Hang on! 919 01:04:41.166 --> 01:04:44.125 -Six, five… -Gotcha! 920 01:04:44.208 --> 01:04:45.041 …four, 921 01:04:45.833 --> 01:04:46.791 three, 922 01:04:47.375 --> 01:04:48.375 two, 923 01:04:48.958 --> 01:04:49.833 one! 924 01:05:05.375 --> 01:05:07.166 Well done, Octonauts. 925 01:05:07.250 --> 01:05:08.583 We made it. 926 01:05:11.833 --> 01:05:12.875 Tunip says, 927 01:05:12.958 --> 01:05:15.041 "Welcome to your new home." 928 01:05:15.125 --> 01:05:16.833 You'll be nice and safe here. 929 01:05:17.416 --> 01:05:18.500 Wonderful. 930 01:05:23.791 --> 01:05:25.541 Home, sweet home. 931 01:05:26.083 --> 01:05:29.875 Hey. No lava. I like it. 932 01:05:30.375 --> 01:05:33.208 I'll tell you what I'd like. Some dinner. 933 01:05:33.291 --> 01:05:36.125 Dinner? You know what, pal? 934 01:05:36.208 --> 01:05:38.625 That sounds pretty great. Come on. 935 01:05:41.041 --> 01:05:42.583 There you go. 936 01:05:43.166 --> 01:05:44.500 Thank you. 937 01:05:45.250 --> 01:05:47.416 Thanks for all your help back there. 938 01:05:48.000 --> 01:05:51.500 I really didn't do much. Just returning the favor. 939 01:05:51.583 --> 01:05:53.958 After all, in times like this… 940 01:05:54.458 --> 01:05:56.666 We've all got to help each other! 941 01:05:58.041 --> 01:05:59.625 Captain, good news. 942 01:05:59.708 --> 01:06:02.666 What is it, Professor? Have all the eruptions stopped? 943 01:06:02.750 --> 01:06:05.583 Oh, well, yes, actually they have. 944 01:06:06.000 --> 01:06:08.333 The Ring of Fire is returning to normal. 945 01:06:08.416 --> 01:06:11.375 But that's not what I was calling about. 946 01:06:12.666 --> 01:06:14.666 The chinstrap penguin eggs. 947 01:06:14.750 --> 01:06:16.291 They're hatching. 948 01:06:16.375 --> 01:06:18.125 Captain, we can't miss this. 949 01:06:18.208 --> 01:06:20.000 But how will we get there in time? 950 01:06:20.083 --> 01:06:22.666 And all the Z-GUPs are out of power. 951 01:06:23.666 --> 01:06:27.541 Don't worry, Dashi. The Octopod is heading to you. 952 01:06:29.416 --> 01:06:32.208 Right. Now we just need to… 953 01:06:32.958 --> 01:06:33.791 Yes! 954 01:06:37.000 --> 01:06:38.125 Oh dear! 955 01:06:39.041 --> 01:06:40.625 Oh my. 956 01:06:50.541 --> 01:06:52.083 They're so cute. 957 01:06:55.458 --> 01:06:57.208 Just one egg left. 958 01:06:59.625 --> 01:07:02.625 It looks like that little eggy took a real beating. 959 01:07:02.708 --> 01:07:05.291 I just hope my chick is okay. 960 01:07:21.000 --> 01:07:22.291 Oh dear. 961 01:07:26.625 --> 01:07:28.083 My baby! 962 01:07:28.833 --> 01:07:30.000 Hooray! 963 01:07:34.541 --> 01:07:36.666 -Thank you. -You're welcome. 964 01:07:36.750 --> 01:07:40.083 But where are all these penguins going to live now? 965 01:07:40.166 --> 01:07:42.833 After all, their island was destroyed, right? 966 01:07:44.375 --> 01:07:47.958 I think the Ring of Fire might provide us with a solution. 967 01:07:48.958 --> 01:07:54.291 Volcanic eruptions can destroy things, but they can also create things. 968 01:07:54.375 --> 01:07:56.916 Even new islands. 969 01:08:08.625 --> 01:08:09.750 All right! 970 01:08:11.375 --> 01:08:12.458 Wow! 971 01:08:15.000 --> 01:08:19.333 Tunip, this island's perfect for the chinstrap penguins. 972 01:08:19.416 --> 01:08:23.041 But it's not on any of our maps. How did you know it was here? 973 01:08:23.125 --> 01:08:24.166 Follow me. 974 01:08:24.250 --> 01:08:25.541 Bye! 975 01:08:26.458 --> 01:08:27.333 Bye-bye! 976 01:08:32.625 --> 01:08:33.458 Wow. 977 01:08:34.083 --> 01:08:36.583 This is where the seaweed farm used to be. 978 01:08:37.083 --> 01:08:40.166 The volcano created a whole new island. 979 01:08:41.291 --> 01:08:44.375 We name it "Vegitoa." 980 01:08:45.875 --> 01:08:48.958 Yes. The Vegimals named it "Vegitoa." 981 01:08:49.041 --> 01:08:50.500 Vegitoa! 982 01:08:51.666 --> 01:08:52.750 Let's do this! 983 01:08:53.541 --> 01:08:57.000 Come on, Octonauts. Now that we're all back together again, 984 01:08:57.083 --> 01:09:00.208 it looks like we've got some seaweed to plant. 985 01:09:15.208 --> 01:09:18.458 You know, Cap, even though we were apart today, 986 01:09:18.541 --> 01:09:21.500 it still felt like we were all working as a team. 987 01:09:22.000 --> 01:09:23.666 It did, didn't it? 988 01:09:23.750 --> 01:09:27.166 Yeah. It was almost like you were right there with us, Captain. 989 01:09:27.250 --> 01:09:29.500 But there's just one thing. 990 01:09:29.583 --> 01:09:30.625 Well, what's that? 991 01:09:30.708 --> 01:09:35.458 You really, really need to update those training videos. 992 01:09:35.541 --> 01:09:39.791 Welcome to the Octonauts video training series, lesson 43: 993 01:09:39.875 --> 01:09:41.666 Octo-aerobics. 994 01:09:42.500 --> 01:09:46.458 One, two, three, four. 995 01:09:50.625 --> 01:09:54.500 One, two, three, four!