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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!
(TRILLS)
NARRATOR: Every day in Vegesaur Valley,
bokchoydactyls like this one
must cover long distances to find food.
Its baby, however, is not quite ready to fly the full journey,
so she'll stay put in their cosy nest.
GINGER: You can do it! Huh?
GINGER: Almost there!
Come on, Split, just a little further!
Ya!
(STRAINS)
(SQUEALS) What?
Aaah!
Uh-oh. (GASPS)
Uh-oh.
Huh? Aaaah!
Eh? (GASPS)
Whoops.
(SQUEALS)
Ah! Ah!
Sorry about your nest.
We can help you rebuild it.
Right, crew?
Uh-huh.
Huh?
Aah! Huh?
Or we can leave you alone.
But that doesn't mean we won't help.
NARRATOR: Baby bokchoydactyls are incredibly independent creatures.
However, their small size
means that even simple tasks,
like gathering sticks for a nest,
can take a very long time.
(PANTS)
(SQUEALS)
OK, team. Let's go.
Wasabi, hurry! She's coming back!
(SQUEALS) Aah!
Ya!
Uh... hi.
Are you sure you want to do this all by yourself?
Uh-huh.
OK, then.
Up!
Ahh... This is going to take all day!
There's got to be some way we can help rebuild the nest
before her mum comes back.
(CHATTERING)
Yah! Uh...
Wait!
I've got an idea! Come on!
OK, team.
Find as many sticks as you can.
Uh-huh. Yeah.
Great. Yeah.
OK, here we go!
Ready... aim... launch!
Nailed it!
Oh!
(SQUEALS)
NARRATOR: At last, this baby bokchoydactyl
has what she needs to build a nest.
Time for a nest inspection?
(ALL CHEER)
(GASPS)
That's not a nest.
That's a... mess.
(PANTS)
NARRATOR: This baby bokchoydactyl, whilst determined,
has not yet learned how to build a nest.
(CRIES)
Aw.
Are you sure you don't want
just a teeny bit of help?
Hmm...
Yeah.
OK. Let's build a nest!
Eee!
(PANTS)
(GRUNTING)
(SQUEALS)
(SQUEALS)
Pretty sure that's how it's supposed to look.
(SCREECHING NEARBY) Uh, we better go.
Enjoy your new nest.
(SCREECHES)
(SQUEALS)
(SQUAWKS)
(GASPS) Uh...
Hmm. Uh...
(TRILLS)
NARRATOR: Building a nest is a vital skill
for every bokchoydactyl.
And this little one is getting
its first proper lesson.
Oh, so cute!
Captions by Red Bee Media
Copyright Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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