Wild Kratts: Creatures of the Deep Sea Page #3
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Kind of hard to
enjoy it though,
with the Amphisub
crushing and all.
The new pressure
systems Aviva designed
don't work without power.
We'll be crushed
by the deep sea pressure.
Well, it was good creature
adventuring with ya, bro.
We had a good run.
Yeah, we sure did, bro.
But it'll be really nice
to see a new species
before we turn
into human pancakes.
MARTIN:
Huh?
Hey, Dragon Glow!
Huh?
BOTH:
Dragonfish Power Discs!
Aviva did it!
(Crashing)
It says "mayday"
with their coordinates.
They must be in trouble now!
We gotta hurry.
BOTH:
Touch dragonfish.
Activate Dragonfish Powers!
Wow!
Oh!
Human-sized dragonfish!
CHRIS:
Love it, Dragon Glow.
This is awesome.
Ooh, maneuverable!
With working photophores, ha-ha!
Cool.
BOTH:
To the Wild Kratts
Team Rescue!
Ooh, better take the Amphisub.
I think it's repairable.
(Gourmand groaning)
GOURMAND:
Let go,
you toothy fish face.
JIMMY:
I can't break free!
It's tentacles are too strong!
I can't pull away!
KOKI:
Uh-oh, those serrated,
cutting discs.
Look out!
I hope the guys
got our delivery.
I don't see them anywhere.
They should be
around here somewhere.
MARTIN:
But where?
CHRIS:
There they are!
Yeah, I'd say this is a
"mayday" kind of situation.
Let's put our suits
into spy mode
so the squid can't see us.
Oh, yeah, this calls for full
dragonfish cloaking power.
Deep sea invisibility, on!
Let's just hope
Colossal squids
can't see our
red lights either.
It's working.
We can see him,
but he can't see us.
Now let's put these
sharp jaws to use!
Yes! These dragonfish teeth
are impressive, Dragon Glow!
MARTIN:
It's a good thing we're
super huge dragonfish,
because otherwise this
squid would never feel it!
(Jaws snapping)
Ah!
(Both grunting)
I'm feeling that! Ow! Hey!
The jaws work, but there
are so many tentacles. Whoa!
Ha, missed me!
Keep going, Martin!
Take that!
MARTIN:
And that!
CHRIS:
And one more!
I'm not sure why, but it seems
like he's loosening his grip.
Oof!
(Gasping)
It's us!
Martin!
With Dragonfish Power!
BOTH:
Uh-oh.
CHRIS:
Woo-hoo, over here.
Can't catch us.
Okay, get ready to make a break
for it if you can, Jimmy.
Ready?
Ready!
BOTH:
Now!
CREW:
We're free!
CHRIS:
Woo-hoo.
(Laughing)
BOTH:
We did it!
Whew! Now finally we can
get back to our search.
Deeper than we've
ever gone before.
New species with new
creature powers, here we come!
Ha-ha!
Let's do it for science!
Huh?
Gourmand!
GOURMAND:
Here, fishy, fishies.
(Gourmand chuckling)
MARTIN:
Look at those
deep sea creatures.
What's Gourmand up to?
I don't know, but it's
a good thing we still have
dragonfish invisibility power!
Dragon Glow! Look out!
Ha ha! With this green light,
they just come right to me.
At this rate, I'll harvest all
the creatures in the deep sea!
(Chuckling)
BOTH:
Oh no!
Gourmand is going to destroy all
the creatures in the deep sea!
Before they're
even discovered!
Uh...
Okay, systems check!
Everything seems to be
functioning fine
with our new deep sea vessel.
Koki, bearings?
Looks like we're in
the Abyssal Zone.
This area right here.
13,000 to 20,000 feet down.
That's the distance of
40 city skyscrapers!
Wow! That's a new low!
I mean, it's the deepest
we've ever been before.
Not a lot of humans
have ever gone this deep.
Our new deep sea vessel
is holding up great!
Yeah, but I'm not.
And Chris and Martin?
Don't tell me
we lost them again?
BOTH:
Creature alert!
Aahh!
Huh?
Huh?
Don't sneak up on me in those
dragonfish Power Suits.
Hey, those look good,
if I do say so myself.
Dragonfish are pretty
ferocious-looking
for a little deep-sea monster
that only gets about
six inches long.
Quick, let us in.
We've got a problem.
Okay, so go to the portal
for re-docking.
BOTH:
Deactivate!
Glad you're back.
Yeah.
Uh, the Amphisub
got a little crushed.
A little?!
But you can fix it, right?
So what's the creature alert
all about?
It's not good.
Gourmand is down here.
Somehow he got hold
of a submarine
that can go this deep too.
You're kidding?
It's true.
We saw him with our own
dragonfish photophores.
The ultimate deep sea spy
creature power.
Gourmand's down here collecting
deep sea creatures.
He got our buddy DragonGlow.
And a lot of other creatures.
AVIVA:
What?!
We are down here trying to
discover and understand
unknown sea creatures, and he's
down here destroying them
before people
even know about them?!
That's wrong!
That's right!
I mean, that's right
that it's wrong...
Hmm... you know what I mean.
We've got to stop him!
Aww, but we can't stop our
search for new creatures.
We're on a once-in-a-lifetime
mission.
Breaking new ground
for science.
Trying to discover new species.
I know, but if we don't
deal with Gourmand,
there might not be any new
species left to search for.
Well, one thing is for sure.
Sitting still won't help.
So we better get moving
and just search.
And we'll see what we find.
BOTH:
Let's go!
(Sighing)
And I'll get to work on this.
(All gasping)
MARTIN:
Awesome!
We did it! We made it to
the bottom of the sea.
(Clinking)
(Yelling)
Giant Isopods!
Awesome!
I never thought
we'd meet creatures
that live on the bottom
of the ocean!
Whoa... I didn't think anything
could live down here!
How do they do it?
Yeah, and what do they eat?
CHRIS:
Believe it or not,
they eat mostly things
that sink down from above.
Little pieces of dead things.
Or big dead things.
Look!
CHRIS:
Whoa! A whale fall!
KOKI:
Whale fall?
CHRIS:
Yeah, when a whale dies,
it sinks and becomes a feast
for creatures at
the bottom of the sea.
MARTIN:
Those guys will eat now
and then they can go for four
years without eating at all!
By then, they may find another
whale fall or smaller meal.
Whoa! That's weird.
Like food falling from the sky.
CHRIS:
Yeah, and you never know
when it's coming.
AVIVA:
What's that?
Awesome!
Qu hermoso.
That thing must be
new to science.
Mission accomplished?
Can we head back to Earth?
Sorry, Jimmy.
It's a type of dumbo octopus.
And deep sea remote cameras
only recently captured
this guy on film.
He's named after those ear-like
wings that help him swim,
but hardly anything else is
known about this octopus.
Ahh, pulpo!
Huh?
Pulpo. It's the Spanish word
for "octopus".
You know, I didn't even know
this guy existed,
but he looks a lot like
my new deep sea vessel.
Hey, I think I just found
a new name for our vessel.
The Pulponaut!
I'll name it after him.
MARTIN:
Well, then I guess this guy's
name should be Pulpo.
(Laughing)
I think he likes it.
Pulpo, where are you headed?
Aahh!
ALL:
Whoa!
(Sighing)
It looks like... a mountain.
JIMMY:
Um, was this on the map?
KOKI:
This must be the
Mid Atlantic Ridge.
It's the longest
mountain range in the world,
but still so unexplored.
I've got to map it more.
These underwater mountain ranges
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