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- I know I can count on you boys
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to take care of things while I'm gone.
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- We'll be fine dad.
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- Sandy I had the radio
removed from its fittings
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in the launch, I want you to take it over
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and give it to Abner and have him fix it.
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I've already called him about it, OK?
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- OK.
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- And if any important
mail comes you can open it.
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Well I guess I'm all set.
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Flipper!
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I want you to take good care
of the boys while I'm gone!
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There was nothing to worry about.
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I had to leave for a while but,
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I knew the boys could take
care of themselves all right.
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Besides they had plenty of work to do
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getting their diving gear in shape.
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I was going to the Marine Testing Lab
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Well I guess I'm all set.
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it was the one that I'd helped them catch.
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After that I was to survey
a newly acquired section
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of the park which we were setting aside
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as a bird sanctuary.
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- Dad said I should open his mail.
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- Dad said we should open the mail.
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- Well you could open
it and I could open it.
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- Seems kinda funny opening
dad's mail doesn't it?
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- Yeah.
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Bills.
- More bills.
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- What's this?
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- Careful with that Bud,
it's a government check.
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That's what you use to pay these bills.
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- No, no, this.
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- That's a computer card.
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Government uses them
for official business.
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- Really official, important stuff?
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'Cause look what's stamped on it.
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- Termination pay.
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- Doesn't that mean like
the last, the ending?
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This is dad's last
paycheck, he's been fired!
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- Fired?
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♫ They call him Flipper, Flipper
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♫ Faster than lightning
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♫ No one you see is smarter than he
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♫ And we know Flipper, 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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- Yes, that's what
the government card said,
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termination pay, which
is official for fired.
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Of course, I wasn't there to see it.
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Bud and Sandy faced the news alone.
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- Boy.
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Quiet Flipper, this is awful.
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- Will we really have to leave here?
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- Sure looks that way.
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- But we can't!
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This is where we live,
all our friends are here.
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We'd have to leave Flipper!
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We will have to leave won't we?
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Can't you say anything?
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- Be quiet Bud, I'm trying to think!
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- What good's that gonna do?
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- Maybe if I got a job.
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- I could get my old paper route back!
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- We could make enough money to stay here.
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'Cept for one thing.
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We could never earn enough
money to pay bills like these.
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- I never knew we were so expensive.
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Think we ought to call dad
and tell him he's been fired?
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- I guess so.
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Wait a minute.
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I know what let's do.
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We'll get dad another job, a new job.
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So that when he comes back he won't have
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anything to worry about
and we won't have to leave!
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- Do you mean not call him and tell him?
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- Wouldn't you rather get
him a job and surprise him?
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- Sure!
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- Then what are we waiting here for?
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Let go to town, come on.
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- Don't forget the radio.
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- Now this next test'll be to determine
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the dolphin's sonar ability.
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We're sure now that dolphins
have a built-in sonar system
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much better than anything
humans have developed.
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- Yeah they're pretty
fantastic aren't they?
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Well let's see how he does.
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- All right.
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- Now we'll put these blindfolds on
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to see how good his
underwater sense really is.
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You know these dolphins are amazing.
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They can hear five times
as much as a person.
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They send off a high-pitched call
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and they can tell by
the way it bounces back
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from an object, the size, the shape,
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and even how far off it is.
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- Well let's see how he does.
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- Right through everything.
- Good.
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- Well we've made photos and tapes.
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Now maybe in time humans
can develop something
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just as good as dolphins have right now.
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- Well I hope so.
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- Well that about does it.
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- If you ever need any
help from Flipper or myself
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don't hesitate to call.
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Well I've gotta fly over to Aligator Key,
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there's been some trouble over there.
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See you later.
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Good job, good job yes.
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Howdy boys!
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- Hi Mr Finch.
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- Brought the radio our
dad talked to you about.
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- Good!
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- Mr Finch, we've got a very
good friend who needs a job.
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- On?
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- He's great around
boats, you don't know him.
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But whoever hires this
man, they'd be real lucky.
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- Yeah he knows these
waters better than anybody!
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- Is that right?
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- Everybody likes him, and he's an expert
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on just about everything.
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- He's the best in the world!
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- He sounds like a mighty good man!
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Your daddy know him?
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- Sort of.
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- But we can't tell you who he is.
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- Yeah so don't ask.
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- Oh no.
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No, I wouldn't want you to tell me who.
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- Mm hmm.
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- Let me see.
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Hey!
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Why don't we go over
and talk to this fella
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on the construction barge?
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Come on!
- Great.
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- So you can see from
what these boys tell me,
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he's one of the best men in these parts.
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- The best.
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- Well if he's all you say he is,
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a construction crew like ours
can always handle a good man.
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He's hired.
- That's great!
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- That's fine!
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- As a matter of fact, you boys came just
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in the nick of time, we're
finishing up our work
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in Coconut Key, as of tomorrow
we're moving down the coast.
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- How far are you moving?
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- A couple of days away.
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- Away from Coral Key?
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- He wouldn't like that.
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- No, he's gotta stay right here.
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- Thanks anyway mister.
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- This friend of yours,
he's gotta stay here
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in Coral Key, right?
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- It's very important.
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- That's the reason why he wants a job
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so he could stay right here.
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- Wait, I think I got it.
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- You do?
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- You see that old boat?
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Well the widow McGuire who owns it
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aint as spry as she used to be.
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Now maybe she could use
a man aboard to help out.
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- You think so?
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- 'Course she's a crusty old barnacle.
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And if you boys don't mind,
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I'd rather you saw her by yourself!
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- Thanks a lot.
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- Thanks.
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- That you Jane?
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Uh huh, wait till you
hear what just happened.
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You promise not to tell a soul?
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Porter Ricks has just been fired.
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Uh huh, fired!
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- This was our new
bird and wildlife sanctuary.
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And as I flew over this newly acquired
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portion of the park, and
watched the quiet beauty
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of the scene below, I
should've had the most
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peaceful feeling in the world.
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But for some unexplained
reason, I felt uneasy.
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- Ah here you go Flipper!
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OK lads.
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Now that the socializin's out of the way,
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to what do I owe this visit?
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Surely not just to hear about this
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seagoing wonder you
claim's a friend of yours.
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- Well he's a real marine
expert Mrs McGuire.
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- You see Mrs McGuire,
now that everyone says
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you're getting old, you might need someone
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to help out with your boat.
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- Old? Huh.
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Who the tarnation says I'm old?
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You tell everybody I'm not so old
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I can't manage my own
boat, thank you very much.
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- Then you don't need a good
man help you out with the boat?
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- He's half the expert you
make him out to be well,
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why doesn't he go see the
boys over at the Navy Station?
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- Good idea, the commander
of the base'll wanna know
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about this expert.
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I'll tell ya what.
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That's not exactly my department but,
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I'll write an introduction
on this card for him.
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You boys know where the base is?
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- Yes sir, it's just
across the gunnery range.
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- Right.
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You take the road down to
Long Key and turn left.
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Even though today's Saturday,
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the commander will be there till five.
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- Thank you sir.
- That's all right.
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You tell your friend if he hurries
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he might be able to reach him in time.
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- Thank you, thank all of you very much.
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- Come on Flipper!
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Listen Sandy, we're never
gonna find dad in time.
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- I know, we'll go see
the commander ourselves!
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We can tell him anything he needs to know!
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- Sure!
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We're never gonna get
there in time if we take
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the way the lieutenant said.
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- Well we'll cut across.
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. The gunnery range?
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Look Sandy, Flipper doesn't
want us to cross it.
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- It's OK Flipper, the Navy
never fires on Saturday.
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- I flew back to
Coral Key to pick up the truck.
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I was on my way to help Dennis Blake,
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a young ranger who'd
reported a strange problem
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at the far end of Coral Key Park.
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- Well this is as far as I went Porter.
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But it's out here where the trouble is.
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If it wasn't for regulations
I'd have gone in myself.
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- Well I'm sure you can
handle it alone Dennis.
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I guess I'm just along for the ride,
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but I'm glad you called.
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- On.
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- Now just what is the trouble?
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- I don't know.
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But up to a couple of weeks ago,
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this whole area was filled with wildlife.
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Now everything's moving away.
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- Let's try and find out why,
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all right?
- Right.
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- You cut in here Dennis
and I'll go the other way.
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If you see anything, call me all right?
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- Right.
- OK, and Dennis,
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- Yeah?
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- Let's go carefully all right?
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- Right.
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- When I saw the
bones in the dried up bog,
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I realized what had happened
to the animals in the area,
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they'd been trapped in the
treacherous pits and died.
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- Hold on fella.
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Porter!
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Porter Ricks!
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Porter!
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Porter!
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My gun, it's gotta...
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Hold on.
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Hold on fella.
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Porter!
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- Dennis!
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Dennis don't panic.
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Be as still as you can.
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All right I'm coming out to you now.
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Stay as still as you can!
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- Porter where are you?
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Where are you Porter?
- Right above you Dennis.
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Try and give me your hand.
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OK, now, up to the limb.
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A little more!
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Almost.
- Got it, got it!
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Take the bear.
- Let me have it.
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Give it to me.
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Come on baby.
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Come on.
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Got you boy, come on up.
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That'sa boy, I got him.
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OK, move along the limb.
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You OK Dennis?
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You OK?
- Yeah I guess so.
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- I gotcha, come on,
let's get out of here.
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Come on.
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- Did you happen to
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Porter Ricks what
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Terrible thing
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- This is Porter Ricks,
I read you go ahead.
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- Hey Porter how about some coffee?
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- This is Porter Ricks,
I read you go ahead!
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- Hey they're talking about you.
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- I know, and I can't get through to them.
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I'm gonna have to go back
to Coral Key right away.
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See ya later.
- Hey Porter.
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- Yeah.
- I owe you
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a lot of thanks for today.
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- Let's just
say we owe the guys
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that made up the regulations a thanks.
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I knew something was wrong
but I didn't know what.
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Sandy and Bud were trying to find me a job
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and were cutting right across
the Naval Gunnery Range.
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Convinced that they were safe,
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but little did they know that the Navy
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was preparing to fire.
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♫ Everyone loves
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♫ The king of the sea
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♫ Ever so kind and gentle is he
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♫ Tricks he will do when children are near
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♫ And how they laugh when he's near
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♫ They call him Flipper, Flipper
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♫ Faster than lightning
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♫ No one you see is 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, under the sea
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