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- Sandy, Bud, hey fellas.
- Gettin' ready to leave, Dad?
- When will you back?
- Well it shouldn't be too long, boys.
Just a routine check flight over the Everglades.
We've had some reports of poaching over there.
- Poachers in the Everglades?
- That's right, you know the Everglades exposed
since they had that heavy rain.
Talked about it at supper last night.
- Oh yeah, I forgot.
- Why don't you boys load the skiff
with the camping gear and meet me over
at Emerald Key in a couple of hours.
That way it'll save me from coming all the way back here.
- Okay, Dad.
- All right, don't forget the sleeping bags this time.
- Don't worry I won't forget. - See you later.
- Did you hear that, Flipper, we're going on a camp out.
? They call him Flipper, Flipper
? Faster than lightning
? No one you see
? ls smarter than he
? And we know Flipper
? Lives in a world full of wonder
? Lying there under
? Under the sea
- Hold it!
- Hey Bud. - Coming.
- Well hurry up, we've got less than an hour to get there.
- Almost forget my metal detector.
- Metal detector?
- Yeah, never can tell when you might run across
some rare metals or old coins.
Did you get the sleeping bags?
- Did you remember the food?
- No.
- Well hurry up, we'll be late and Dad will be worried.
- It'll only take me a minute.
- Flipper, you don't know how lucky you are
not having a kid brother.
- Ranger, ranger, you're gonna be all right
as soon as I get this trap off your foot.
Wait a minute Ranger, don't worry, you're gonna be all right.
Let me get a tourniquet around you.
Ranger...
Get up there.
Get up there, ranger, right away.
- That ought to do it, huh.
- I wonder what's keeping Dad?
- I don't know, Bud, he's been delayed before.
He hasn't got radio contact with us though.
- Oh, I wish he'd get here though, what time is it?
- It's after 1 o'clock.
- After one, he's been gone almost two hours.
- Yeah, I know.
- Are you sure he said the north side
of Emerald Key?
- Sure, isn't this where we always come?
- Yeah.
No!
Remember once we camped on the south side?
- Yeah but that was only because Dad had to do
a study on shark migration.
- Well isn't it possible maybe that he wanted to...
- Anything is possible, Bud.
Better go take a look.
- Let's go.
- No, you'd better stay here just in case Dad shows up.
I'll send Flipper down the beach that way
and I'll go up the other way in the skiff.
Just stay here and look for some firewood
just to keep busy, okay?
Flipper.
Flipper I want you to go around the island, understand?
Look for Dad, go on.
Don't worry, Bud. - I won't.
Hi squirrel.
I wonder what your problem is.
Boy, I didn't wanna worry Sandy
but I think something awful bad happened to Dad.
Well so long, keep your fingers crossed.
What's the matter?
Hey what's the matter, you tangled?
Look at the mess you got yourself into.
How did you do that?
Now wait a second, I'll get you out in a second.
Now just be quiet.
How did you do this?
Thanks.
There you go.
Don't mention it, that's what friends are for.
So long.
- Ranger, ranger.
It's all right, you're at my camp.
Come on, let's get you out of this boat.
Watch out for that leg, I don't want to hurt that leg.
Watch out, watch out.
Let's go, ranger.
Okay, let's take a look at that leg.
You're lucky there's no bones broken.
You got a deep cut in that leg though.
Good thing I tied it up or you'd have bled to death.
- Yeah, thanks.
- You can call me Barney.
- I didn't even see that trap.
Guess I'd been out, huh, how long?
- You've been in and out maybe two, three hours.
Must've bumped your head when you fell.
- Two hours?
I gotta get out of here, let my boys know where I am.
- All in good time, ranger, all in good time.
- Find anything?
- Didn't find anything on this side.
Flipper didn't find anything on the other.
- Sandy, I'd hate to tell you this,
but I got a feeling something's happened.
- Dad would never be this late
without giving word to us somehow.
Not unless something's happened.
- I know, what are we gonna do?
- Well I'm gonna go back to the house
and see if I can reach him on the radio.
- I'll go with ya.
- No, Bud, you'd better stay here just in case
Dad does show up.
- Sandy, I don't wanna stay here all by myself.
- There's nothing to be afraid of.
- It's not that I'm afraid exactly.
- Yeah, I know, it's the waiting and not knowing.
That's the tough part, but at least
you'll have Flipper to keep you company.
- Yeah, well you'll be back as soon as you can, won't ya?
- Just the minute I hear anything.
Dad'll probably be here by the time I get back anyway.
- Let's hope so.
- I'll see you later. - Bye.
- Barney, you got any kids?
- Eight of 'em.
- You must know how worried my boys are gonna be
when they don't hear from me.
- Can't recall my kids ever worrying about me.
- Look, I've gotta get word to those boys.
- Relax, ranger, won't hurt your boys none to worry
about that pa a mite.
Appreciate ya, if-fen you get back.
- Now look if you'll just row me out to my plane.
- Oh you couldn't fly that plane
no how with that leg.
- No, but I could.
- You could use the radio.
Old Barney ain't so dumb.
Those ranger boys of yours would be down on me
in no time, for gator hunting out of season.
- How long are you gonna keep me here as your prisoner?
- Now that ain't being friendly like,
especially when I'm the one trying to be hospitable.
If it weren't for me, you wouldn't be alive.
- Look I didn't ask you to save my life
and I didn't ask you to bring me here!
Barney, you gotta realize something.
There's gonna be searching parties out looking for me
and when they spot that plane,
they're gonna track me right to you.
- Not the way I fixed it.
- What?
- Don't worry, ranger, I didn't harm your plane none.
I just covered it with some leaves and bushes,
you know to make it hard for them them searching fellas.
Yeah, old Barney's got a head on him.
Have some more coffee, ranger, do you good.
- You're only postponing what's gonna happen anyway.
As soon as I can walk, I'm gonna arrest you.
- Ranger.
I'm holding all the cards.
I figure with that leg of yours,
you're gonna be bedded down maybe five, six, relax, ranger.
Ranger, now you wouldn't club a man who saved your life.
But you never can tell.
- WD9598 to Ranger Ricks, come in Ranger Ricks, over.
WD9598 to Ranger Ricks, come in Dad, over.
WD9598 to Coast Guard, come in, Coast Guard, over.
- This is Coast Guard,
Lieutenant Jermaine speaking, go ahead, WD9598.
- Lieutenant Jermaine, this is Sandy Ricks.
I'm afraid something's happened to my dad.
He left this morning on a routine check flight,
and he was supposed to meet my brother Bud and me
over by Emerald Key.
It was about four hours ago and I can't get him
on the radio, over.
- Well Sandy, have you any idea
which direction he was going, over.
- He just said he was gonna be flying over the Everglades
checking out a report on some poachers, over.
- Okay, listen to me, Sandy.
He may have ran into trouble and been forced
to land out of radio range.
We'll send a couple of helicopters up right away.
You stick close to the radio, over.
- Yes, sir, I'm gonna take the lunge
and go pick up my brother, Bud.
You keep in touch, won't you, over.
- We sure will and Sandy, don't worry,
you hear, over.
- Yes, sir, thank you, Lieutenant, over and out.
- Flipper, I just don't feel like playing.
I know you're trying to make me feel better, Flipper
and I appreciate it, but I'm not a kid anymore
and a man has to be able to handle situations like this.
You just gotta be all right, Dad.
- WD9598 to Ranger Ricks,
WD9598, come in, Dad.
Please come back, Dad.
- Ranger, might as well relax.
You ain't going no place.
I'm gonna go out and get myself another gator.
When I come back, I'm gonna cook us some gator stew.
You ever eat gator stew?
Mighty tasty if you got the taste for it.
Ranger, you must be a mighty important man
to have them Coast Guard boys out looking
for you this quick.
- Them Coast Guard boys are the most efficient
and fastest rescue outfit in this country.
- They're wasting their time this time.
Sure are.
? Everyone loves the king of the sea
? Ever so kind and gentle is he
? Tricks he will do when children are near
? And how they laugh when he's near
? They call him Flipper, Flipper
? Faster than lightning
? No-one you see
? is smarter than he
? And we know Flipper
? Lives in a world full of wonder
? Lying there under
? Under the sea
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