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Speaker 2: Today?

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Speaker 1: Another adventure waits for you. A ro scout and Layla.

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Speaker 1: My comment wong to It's imagination time.

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Speaker 3: And Curiosity cold Curiosity came. It's a magical place come true.

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Speaker 3: Welcome to Adventures of Curiosity.

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Speaker 4: Cald Hello, and welcome back to season three of Adventures

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Speaker 4: of Curiosity Cove. It's meet Ella the Curious and whether

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Speaker 4: for more adventures, I'm so thrilled to have you here.

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Speaker 4: This season, we'll dive into brand new adventures from my treehouse.

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Speaker 4: Think cozy beanbags, bluffy pillows, and of course my favorite

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Speaker 4: stuffy row right by my side. It's peaceful, almost like

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Speaker 4: my mom just used her relaxing dream spread. Perfect for

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Speaker 4: story time. Today, I get to introduce you to a

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Speaker 4: new series called Animal Apprentice.

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Speaker 5: Have you ever.

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Speaker 4: Wondered what it would be like to wake up as

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Speaker 4: a brand new animal deep in the ocean, high in

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Speaker 4: Animal Apprentice, you step into the tiny paws, claws, wings,

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Speaker 4: or fins of a baby animal seeing the world for

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Speaker 4: the first time. Each episode a wise grown up animal

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Speaker 4: because your guide teaching you how to survive and discover

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Speaker 5: So what are we waiting for.

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Speaker 2: Let's dive in Katie the cuttlefish.

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Speaker 5: O MG, high, little cutlet. Look at how cue you are? Yes,

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Speaker 5: I just called you a cutlet. Cutlet's the name of

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Speaker 5: a baby cuttlefish, which you are. Welcome to the ocean.

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Speaker 5: You must have been just born. I just saw all

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Speaker 5: your brothers and sisters swim by. There were so many

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Speaker 5: cuttlefish gives birth, she gives birth to one hundred to

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Speaker 5: three hundred babies. All. Look how tiny and cute you are.

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Speaker 5: I know you can't see you, but you're like the

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Speaker 5: or a Clarendon pill or a Okay, that's enough. My

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Speaker 5: name's Katie. I'm a two month old cuddlefish. That's why

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Speaker 5: I'm so much bigger than you. I'm practically a teenager.

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Speaker 5: I mean, I'm not going to be old for an

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Speaker 5: and six months old. We were all like, whoa, great

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Speaker 5: grandma are you shooting for two years old? But she

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Speaker 5: didn't make it the two she's ain essenced. That means

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Speaker 5: to two years for us cuttlefish. But you don't have

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Speaker 5: I just learned from my mom. So, like four hundred

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Speaker 5: million years ago or so, you would have been boreden

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Speaker 5: with a hard exterior shell. All of us cuttlefish used

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Speaker 5: said I can't take it anymore. This shell is weighing

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Speaker 5: I'm sure you're crazy hungry. Good news. You could start

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Speaker 5: hunting right now. Yeah, like right from birth. You can

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Speaker 5: start hunting for your own food. Let me see, let

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Speaker 5: me see, Oh what's on the menu today? What are

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Speaker 5: over there. See that little shrimp swimming around saying good lit,

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Speaker 5: Come eat me, I'm tasty. You're hungry? Quick rundown first?

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Speaker 5: See my cute little sk you have one too. That's

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Speaker 5: But the best hunting technique is to be super calm

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Speaker 5: have around one million chromatophores. That's just a fancy word

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Speaker 5: my eyes look like Charlie Brown's weird smirk or a

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Speaker 5: Breaking my hearts? Help John? No. Anyway, you have five senses.

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Speaker 5: you enough, and I'm sure you're ready to go live

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Speaker 5: until they grow up. It was so nice talking to you,

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Speaker 4: Chow a dazzling skirt that helps them swim in any

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Speaker 4: I need a snack, so I'm headed back home. Until

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Speaker 4: next time. Friends, we never say goodbye. It's always see

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Speaker 4: you later. Adventures of Curiosity Cove was created by Tika

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Speaker 4: Sumter and Nicholas Muscarella. Written by Nicholas James Muscarella. Adventures

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Speaker 4: Mattie Limb and sung by Laura Saraphine. Engineered by Robert Altschuler,

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Speaker 3: A Curiosity col Curiosity Come, It's a magical place, Come Troup,

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