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Original subtitles
NARRATOR: It's the late Cruncheous period
when the world was dominated by the juiciest and freshest creatures
ever to rule the planet -
the mighty vegesaurs.
(ALL SNORE SOFTLY)
(SNIFFS) Huh?
(SNIFFS)
Ew, yuck!
What is that awful smell?
(ALL SNIFF AND GROAN)
(SNIFFS)
(CHUCKLES) Not me.
Maybe our food has gone off.
Huh?
(SNIFFS)
(GIBBERS)
So where's the bad pong coming from?
Ew.
Ew, yuck.
It's coming from that flower?
They should smell nice.
(ALL GROAN) Not stinky.
(SQUAWKING)
Huh?
(COOS)
(CHUCKLES) What's it doing?
It's a mandarinpteryx.
(ALL GASP)
What smells horrible to one vegesaur can be delightful to others.
Hi, there. That's a....lovely smell you have.
Mandarinpteryx are very territorial.
Especially when they're protecting an exotic, stinky flower.
Uh-oh.
(SQUAWKS)
(SCREAMS)
Wasabi!
Quick! Find somewhere to hide.
(PANTS)
Not that!
Huh?
(SIGHS)
You can come out now. It's gone.
(MUTTERS)
Now let's get outta here.
(SNIFFS)
Whoa.
Wasabi! Now you're stinky.
Huh? Argh!
Don't worry. I know exactly what you need - a good clean.
Uh-huh. (SNIFFS)
(GIBBERS)
Not all baby Pea-Rexes love bathtime.
(GROANS)
Or scrub time.
Or blast time.
That should do the trick.
Ah.
(ALL SNIFF)
No way. Still stinky?
Huh? It's never going to come off.
Oh. (CRIES)
Don't worry, Wasabi. You're staying right here with us.
Smelly or not.
(MANDARINPTERYX SQUAWKS) Huh?
(SNIFFS)
Uh-oh. Not again.
(YELLS)
Uh-oh. Hey!
Put him down!
Wasabi's not for eating.
(SQUAWKS)
The coat of the mandarinpteryx is high in citric acid,
which absorbs smelly odours.
Whoa.
(SNIFFS) Wow! You don't smell anymore!
(ALL CHEER)
It's rubbed the bad smell from you onto itself.
(SQUAWKING)
(BOTH SNIFF AND COO)
At least someone loves that smell.
Take your time coming back.
After all that running around,
I think we could all do with a bit of a clean blast.
What do you say?
(BOTH AGREE)
(GROWLS) Wasabi!
(LAUGHS)
Captions by Red Bee Media
Copyright Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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