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- All right, Sandy, get the anchor.
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One more boundary marker
and then we head for home.
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- Aw, Dad, can't I scrape
the moss off of this one?
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You did it last time, please.
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- No, Bud, it's too deep for you.
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And as a matter of fact,
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it's too deep for you too, Sandy.
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I want you guys to stay
here, topside with the boat.
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- Then can we swim around
up here with Flipper?
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Okay, but don't go too far or too deep
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and be ready to go when
I come back up topside
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so we can go home for lunch, all right?
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- Gee, thanks Dad.
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- All right, give me that brush.
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- Right.
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Boys quick, into the boat.
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Hurry up, get UP-
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- What is it, Dad?
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- There are sharks down there.
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- Sharks?
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' How many, Dad?
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- I don't know, I didn't
take time to count.
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- What about Flipper, Dad?
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Will he be okay?
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- I think we all ought to get out of here.
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- What are you gonna do about them?
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- Well, I think I'm gonna
need some help on this one.
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I'll call Dr. Tolner at the
Marine Research Institute.
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He knows more about sharks than
any other man on the coast.
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All right, Sandy, get the anchor.
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? They call him Flipper Flipper
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? Faster than lightning
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? No one you see
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? ls smarter than he
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? And we know Flipper
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? Lives in a world of wonder
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? Lying there under
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? Under the sea
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- Well Porter,
that was really a fine lunch.
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- Well thanks, Bill.
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I think our tuna is about the
best along the entire coast.
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- Well I have to agree with you there.
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- Gee Dad, we know all about
tuna fish and everything.
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But I thought Dr. Tolner came
here to chase off sharks.
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- I think we better go in.
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. Okay-
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Bud, before we do any chasing,
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I'd like to show you what
you may be up against.
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- There's not a shark
in this box is there?
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- Well, yes and no.
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I thought you might be
interested in seeing
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some film that was taken on our last
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shark studying expedition.
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Oh yeah, Porter, thanks.
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- Right.
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- Television!
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- Well not exactly, Bud.
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This is a battery operated
motion picture film viewer.
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Now, here is the one we went out to study.
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- Will you look at the size of him.
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Is it a man eater?
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- Well it's hard to say, Bud,
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when and if a shark will attack.
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But this variety has
attacked and killed men.
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- Flipper isn't scared of 'em.
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And I'm not scared of 'em
when I'm with Flipper.
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- Why do you study sharks Dr. Tolner?
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Just because they're so interesting?
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- Well, that's partly it, Sandy.
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But primarily to lessen
the dangers from them.
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You see, the more we learn
and understand about sharks,
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the less unpredictable they'll be
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and the easier it'll be
for someone to handle them
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in case they're attacked.
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Oh, here you see one way
we protect ourselves.
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- A shark cage.
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- Yeah, you remember the
time we had to use one.
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- Sure,
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exploring that old wreck near the reef.
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- Well if you ask me, it'd
be much safer and easier
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if all the sharks were put in the cages.
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- Well that
would be easier, Bud.
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But who's gonna round 'em up?
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- How do you attract
the sharks for your study?
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- Well, Sandy we
found the sharks are attracted
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by low frequency sound.
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' Noise?
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- Mm-hmm, like explosions or
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fish thrashing about in the water.
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- Or a panicky swimmer.
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- Exactly.
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You know the best advice
to a swimmer in trouble is
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not to thrash wildly
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but to swim away from the
shark in slow, even strokes.
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- I swam near a shark once.
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- Oh
really, what kind was it?
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- Oh, it was a big one.
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- It was a lemon shark.
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It got tangled up in our nets.
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- Lemon shark?
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How many different flavors are there?
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- Well, Bud,
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there are over 250 species of shark.
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And they're found in every ocean.
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- Hey, look at that.
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- Is that you Dr. Tolner?
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- Look, the knife
won't even go through his skin.
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- Ah, shark skin's
one of the toughest known.
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You know, actually his skin
is made of the same material
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as his teeth?
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- Boy, you sure are brave.
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Almost as brave as Dad.
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- Well, that does her.
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- What's the purpose of your
current investigations, Bill?
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- Well, Porter, I'd like to come up with
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an effective shark repellent,
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so that we don't have to rely
on knives and spear guns.
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It's quite a challenge.
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- And that's another reason
Dr. Tolner came down.
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We're going out and see if
we can attract those sharks
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and then scare 'em away.
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- Ah, that's good.
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I won't mind, although
it will be kind of hard
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getting Flipper in the cage with us.
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But I guess we can manage.
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- Flipper?
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With us?
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- Ah, come on, Dad.
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Let me be with Flipper while
we're in the first experiment.
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- All right, son, it's a deal.
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- Really?
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- Mm-hmm, really.
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You will be with Flipper
during the experiment.
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You'll be right with him, right here.
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- Here?
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But Dad, Sandy's going.
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Why do...
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- No Bud, it's going
to be dangerous enough
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as it is out there.
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I need Sandy on the deck to
help with the shark cage.
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And it could be dangerous
for Flipper down below too.
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So you keep him here with you.
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- Oh, all right.
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- Well Bud, look.
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Tell you what.
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Why don't you take this viewer down
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and run the movies for Flipper?
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You know he might enjoy them.
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Oh say, by the way, I've got a little
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transistor radio kit here
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that you can put together
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and become a junior scientist.
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Do it all by yourself.
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- Gee, thanks a lot!
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- Well, Bill, we got a
couple good hours of work
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ahead of us.
- Yeah.
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- Sandy, you get the scuba gear ready
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and Bud, look, I want you to find Flipper
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and stay with him.
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Let's get working on our gear.
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- Right, fine.
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- Gee, thanks a lot.
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Oh, there you are.
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Flipper, I don't know how they expect me
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to become a junior scientist
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when they won't even let
me come on an experiment.
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Well, I don't blame you
for being mad one bit.
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No sir.
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See, it's your home and
you're being evicted.
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Anyway,
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you can see a movie of what we're missing.
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Flipper, be careful.
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Well, this is the area.
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- Okay, good.
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Well, let's start laying out
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our pattern of dynamite charges.
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Guess we'll see how fast
low frequency sounds
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will attract 'em.
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. Okay-
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Sandy, after I straighten it up,
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you keep it on this course
until I tell you all right?
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- Right.
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- Okay, let's go doctor.
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- Flipper, isn't this something?
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Boy, what a good scientist I'd make.
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Flipper, would you rather
watch this movie again
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or listen to some music on my radio?
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Okay then.
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Hey, Flipper, I've got an idea.
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I'll put the radio in this plastic bag
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so it won't get wet.
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Then we'll take it out on the paddle-board
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and listen to music, okay?
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Flipper, isn't this neat?
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- Well, it looks
like we're gonna have company.
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- Flipper, was that an explosion?
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It might have been Dr. Tolner's boat.
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They might need some help.
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I gotta get out there fast.
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- Porter, tie on those on the cage.
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- Squirt bottles?
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- Yeah, to release a chemical repellent.
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See it dissolves in water.
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So, in theory, we can surround ourselves
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with a blanket of protection
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that'll last up to 20 minutes.
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That is, if the current isn't too strong.
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And we'll sink these bags
of repellent over the side
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so we can pierce them with
spear guns for saturation
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farther from the cage.
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- What's in the repellent?
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- Oh a number of chemicals
to confuse the shark's
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keen sense of smell.
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And you notice this
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white blue color?
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Well that's supposed to
sting the shark's eyes.
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Okay, Porter, give her a heave.
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- Sure hope it works.
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- Well, let's hope so.
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Well, let's get our gear on, all right?
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- Yeah.
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- Flipper, where are you?
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Flipper, quick, give me a ride.
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- Dad, a shark, look.
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- Sandy, you better put the chum lines in.
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That'll keep 'em busy until we get ready.
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By the Way!
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Drop us down to 50 feet remember?
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We can shoot the bags from there.
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If there's any trouble topside,
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you pull us right out, okay?
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- Okay, Dad.
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- All right, let's get the cages.
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' Bud!
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Bud, go back, sharks!
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Bud, go back.
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Dad.
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Dad, Bud's out here on the paddle-board.
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. UP-
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Bud!
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- He doesn't hear us.
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- He doesn't see the sharks either.
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Your repellent doesn't work.
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Dad, what can we do?
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- We're gonna go after him.
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- But you can't do that.
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The sound of the motors
will attract the sharks
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right along with us.
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They'll surround Bud before we
have a chance to pick him up.
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- Sandy, hit the siren.
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- Wait a minute.
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Neither of you have a chance now.
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- Dad, save me, whoop...
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- Sandy, give me a hand will you?
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- Get to the boat Bud, quick.
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- They're swimming away.
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Look.
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- I don't understand it,
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it sure couldn't be my repellent.
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Come on, give me your hand.
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- What the devil do you
think you were doing?
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You could have been killed out there.
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- Killed?
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- The water was full of sharks.
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- Sharks?
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- I want you to explain
to me why you deliberately
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came out here and disobeyed me.
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- Well Dad, when me and
Flipper, when we saw
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the water turn that color and everything
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and we heard all those explosions,
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well we just sort of came out
here to see if we could help.
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- It did turn out all right Dad.
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- Yeah.
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- You think you heard
some explosions out here,
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you wait till we get home young man.
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- I wonder what could have
repelled those sharks.
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- I can tell you that.
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It was Flipper.
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- I'm afraid one dolphin
isn't gonna scare off
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a school of sharks.
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- Tell 'em Flipper.
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Tell 'em you scared off the sharks.
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My radio.
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It must have fallen in the water.
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And look, it's soaked.
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- You know something,
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it's just possible.
288
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- What is it, Bill?
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- Maybe Bud and Flipper
did scare off those sharks.
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- How do you mean?
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- Well it's just a guess
but an educated one.
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If salt water shorted out the off switch
293
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on the tuning condensers,
294
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then it could let off a
high frequency squeal.
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Ah, you can barely hear it.
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Our ears aren't sensitive to it.
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- So? 50?
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- Well, when the radio fell in the water,
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the water conducted the
sound right to target.
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- You mean the sharks?
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- The sharks.
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- If low frequency sounds
attract sharks, like explosions,
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maybe high frequency
sounds will repel them.
304
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- Well maybe it was
the sound of the siren?
305
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- Well that's a possibility, I don't know.
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Porter, if this is true.
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If I can make a device like that radio
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swimmers can carry,
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then they can swim safely
in shark infested waters.
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- Well I can say this much,
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I'd much rather swim with Flipper
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than any old shark, any time.
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Right, Flipper?
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- Bud, Dr. Tolner is leaving today,
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and he wanted to come
down and say goodbye.
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- Take care of yourself, Bud.
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- Sure Dr. Tolner.
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I sure hope you come back real soon.
319
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But are you sure all the
sharks won't come back?
320
00:23:38,959 --> 00:23:40,074
- Yes, I'm sure, Bud.
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00:23:40,294 --> 00:23:41,329
That school of sharks just got off course
322
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after that last storm you had.
323
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They got in the wrong warm water current.
324
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- Oh.
325
00:23:46,091 --> 00:23:47,547
- Dr. Tolner promised
that if he does come back
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he'll let you and Flipper
watch his experiments.
327
00:23:52,681 --> 00:23:55,298
- Well, I don't think I want
to be a scientist any more.
328
00:23:55,517 --> 00:23:56,598
- How come?
329
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- Well you see, I promised
Flipper that I'd be his manager.
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- His manager?
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- Yes, in show business.
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Watch.
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- Well that's marvelous.
334
00:24:25,381 --> 00:24:30,126
? Everyone loves the king of the sea
335
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? Ever so kind and gentle is he
336
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? Tricks he will do
337
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? When children are near
338
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? And how they laugh when he's near
339
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? They call him Flipper Flipper
340
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? Faster than lightning
341
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? No one you see
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? ls smarter than he
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? And we know Flipper
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? Lives in a world full of wonder
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? Lying there under
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? Under the sea
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