03x16 - Egyptian Camel Adventure

[bunniefuu]

♪Whoop-ha, ho-ho ♪

♪Whoop-ha, ho-ho ♪

Go, Diego, go!

♪ Deep inside the jungle where nature's running wild ♪

♪ Coming to the rescue is a very special child ♪

♪ Talking to the animals and swinging from a vine ♪

♪ This rough and tough adventurer ♪

♪ Is working all the time

♪Ya viene Diego ♪

♪Diego! ♪

♪ Diego

Go, Diego, go!

♪ Alicia's on the mission

♪ We're all going for a ride

♪ Diego's on the road with Baby Jaguar by his side ♪

♪ Discovering together, yeah, we're always having fun ♪

♪ Helping out each other is good for everyone ♪

♪ And there goes Diego

♪Diego! ♪

♪ Diego

♪ Go, Diego, go!

We're really, really far from the rainforest,

in a place where it hardly ever rains.

We're in the desert!

In the country of Egypt.

Diego!

That's my friend, Medina.

She works in the animal rescue center here.

The animals in Egypt are a lot different

from the animals in the rainforest.

Do you want to see them?

Great!

Come on.

Ahlan, Medina.

Ahlan.

In English we say "Hi".

In Spanish we say"Hola."

In Arabic we say"Ahlan."

Say,"Ahlan."

Ahlan.

Welcome to Egypt and my Rescue Center!

I came all the way to Egypt

to learn about desert animals.

What's this animal, Medina?

It's a desert fox.

It's the smallest fox in the world.

And he does well in the hot desert

'cause he doesn't have to drink any water!

Wow!

(purring)

Guess what kind of animal this is.

A kitty cat!

Right, Medina?

Right!

That's a sand cat.

He's got thick fur

on the bottom of his paws

to protect him from the hot sand.

And he doesn't have to drink water either!

They like each other!

(laughing)

Medina,

do any desert animals drink water?

Sure,

there's an animal here

who can drink lots and lots of water.

A whole bathtub full of water!

I bet I know what animal that is.

That's a camel.

And camels have a hump

on their back to store water.

CAMELS: Bleat, bleat!

Help, Help!

What's that, Medina?

Sounds like camels!

And they need our help!

Come on!

Hey, little camels.

This is my friend, Diego.

He's visiting me from the rainforest.

Ahlan, Diego.

What's wrong, camels?

CAMEL: Our river is drying up.

And we're thirsty!

Oh, no! Oh, no!

Camels need water to live.

Mommy, what happened to the river?

It hasn't rained in such a long time,

and it's gotten so hot here

that our river is drying out.

But the camels are thirsty!

Thirsty! Thirsty! Thirsty!

So thirsty! Yeah, we're thirsty! Ooh, thirsty.

Bleat bleat!

There must be some way to get water!

We could ask Jamal the camel.

He knows more about the desert

and how to get water than anyone I've ever met.

Good idea, Medina!

Yeah, yeah!

Jamal's our teacher.

He knows everything.

He's really smart.

He'll find water for us.

Look, there he is!

We've got to call to him.

Let's all call out to the camels' teacher.

Say...

(singsongy): Ja-mal.

DIEGO: Louder!

ALL: Ja-mal.

He heard us.

Good calling.

Ahlan, Medina.

Hello, children.

Good morning, teacher.

What seems to be the trouble?

Jamal, look!

MEDINA: Our river has dried up.

We want water!

We want water!

We want... Children.

Oops.

Sorry, teacher!

That's okay.

And don't worry,

I think I know where we can find water.

A long time ago,

when I was a little camel,

my grandpa told me a story about a Golden Cloud.

This Golden Cloud could make it rain at any time.

And townspeople all over Egypt

would use the Golden Cloud whenever they needed water.

We need water now!

Water, water!

Where is the Golden Cloud now, Jamal?

JAMAL: They say it was hidden in one of the Great Pyramids of Egypt

for safe keeping.

But nobody has seen it for a long time.

Do you think you can find it?

I think I can--

But I'll need your help.

Please help him.

Help him.

Will you help us find the Golden Cloud?

ALL: Yay!

But where are the pyramids, Medina?

My Radar can help us find the pyramids!

Let's take a look.

Where are the pyramids in my radar?

Yeah, right there.

They're really far away.

Don't worry.

I can carry you.

That's right.

Camels are really strong.

Here, Diego.

Here, Medina.

These robes will protect you from the hot sun.

Thank you. Thank you.

Just hop on my back.

Now let's go find the Golden Cloud.

So we can bring water to the river!

And save the thirsty camels!

¡Al rescate, amigos!

Clap your hands with us.

Clap, clap, clap.

Clap, clap, clap.

Clap, clap, clap.

Clap, clap, clap.

Great.

Let's all sound like a camel.

Say...

Bleat, bleat! Bleat, bleat!

Bleat, bleat!

♪ Go, Diego, go!

♪¡Haya, Medina! iHaya! ♪

♪¡Al rescate, amigos! ♪

♪ To the rescue, my friends!

♪¡Al rescate, amigos! ♪

♪ To the rescue, my friends!

♪ Go, Diego, go, Diego!

♪¡Haya, Medina! iHaya! ♪

♪ Go, Diego, go, Diego!

♪¡Haya, Medina! ♪

♪¡Vamos, Diego,vamos! ♪

Uh-oh.

Something's happening to Jamal's hump.

Oh, no!

Camels' humps go saggy

if they haven't had enough food.

I am a bit hungry.

We need to get him food quick.

But there isn't a lot to eat in the desert.

My Field Journal can tell us

what food we can find in the desert for Jamal to eat.

Look, camels can eat thorny plants

from the desert.

That's right.

Camels have super-thick lips.

Thorny plants don't hurt us.

Awesome!

But I don't see any thorny plants.

Do you see any thorny plants?

Yeah. Right there!

Thanks for finding them.

I like thorny plants.

Let's help Jamal eat the thorny plant.

DIEGO: Say "Chew, chew, chew!"

Is the hump all filled up yet?

Not yet.

He needs more food.

Say "Chew, chew, chew!"

Is the hump all filled up yet?

Not yet.

He needs more food.

Let's help Jamal one last time.

Say, "Chew, chew, chew!"

Is the hump all filled up yet?

Yes!

Yes, it is.

Thank you for helping me find food.

I feel much better.

Come on.

Let's get to the pyramids and find the Golden Cloud.

So we can bring water to the thirsty camels.

Look.

Desert rocks.

We've got to get over these rocks to get to the pyramids.

SCORPIONS: Hey, watch out!

MEDINA: Ooh, there are scorpions on these rocks.

Oh, oh, oh. Don't squash us.

Please don't squash us. Don't squash us.

Don't worry, scorpions.

We'll jump over you.

I'm not a very good jumper, Diego.

That's okay.

We'll help you.

We have to help Jamal jump over the rocks.

To get Jamal to jump, say "Jump."

Say, "Jump."

SCORPIONS: Whoa!

These rocks are higher.

We can do it.

Say it louder.

Jump!

SCORPIONS: Whoa!

Uh-oh, these rocks are really high.

ALL: Don't squash us.

Jamal, you can do it.

We've got to say "Jump" really, really, really loud.

Jump!

SCORPIONS: Whoa!

Yay!

We jumped over the rocks and the scorpions.

Thank you for helping me jump.

ALL: Thank you for jumping.

(beeping)

Hey, that's my Video Watch.

It's my mommy on her Video Phone.

Medina, Diego, the camels are getting really, really, thirsty.

CAMELS (chanting): We want water! We want water!

Have you found the Golden Cloud yet?

Not yet, Mommy, but we're almost to the pyramids.

Well, go as quick as you can.

Good luck.

Come on, children, let's go find the Golden Cloud.

And bring water for the thirsty camels.

Children, I've got some questions for you.

Do you know what animal can drink

a whole bathtub full of water?

A camel. A camel.

Right.

And do you know what animal can eat thorny plants?

A camel. A camel.

Right again.

Uh...

and do you know what animal is stuck in a sand hole?

ALL: A camel.

I can't get out!

Jamal, we'll rescue you.

Quick. We need to get Jamal

out of that hole.

Be careful, children, don't get in the hole.

Okay, Jamal.

We're going to have to dig Jamal out.

Help us dig Jamal out of the hole.

Put your hands out in front of you and...

dig, dig, dig!

Faster!

Dig, dig, dig!

Yay!

You helped get Jamal out of the sand hole.

You're great diggers.

Phew! I'm so glad to be out of that sand hole.

Thank you.

Look, Diego, we're almost to the pyramids.

Medina, what's that?

That looks like a sandstorm.

Do you see a sandstorm?

Uh-oh, a sandstorm is headed our way,

but we've got to keep going so we can find the Golden Cloud.

Diego, Medina, I can get us through the sandstorm.

You can?

MEDINA: Camels have special double eyelashes

that protect them from sandstorms.

We sure do.

Look.

DIEGO: Double eyelashes?

Cool!

We need something to protect us from the sandstorm.

I've got an idea.

We can cover our eyes to protect us from the sandstorm.

Excellent, Diego.

We needyou to help us get through the sandstorm.

Get ready to cover your eyes.

Here comes a sandstorm.

Cover your eyes.

Keep covering your eyes.

It's clear.

Uncover your eyes.

Yay!

You helped us get out of the sandstorms.

Do you see the pyramids now?

Yeah, there they are.

Let's go.

Whoa!

The pyramids.

Son maravillosas.

Diego, there are three pyramids.

How are we going to find the one with the Golden Cloud, Jamal?

This very special medallion

will help you find the Golden Cloud.

Just hold it up to the sun, then point it to the pyramids.

The pyramid with the Golden Cloud

will release a rainbow from its tip.

Okay, here I go.

When you see a rainbow coming from one of the pyramids,

yell, "Rainbow!"

Rainbow! Rainbow!

The Golden Cloud is in that pyramid.

Thanks, Jamal.

Let's go!

Why are you slowing down, Jamal?

There could be booby traps.

Ooh! Ooh!

Uh-oh. Uh-oh.

Whoa, a booby trap! Whoa, a booby trap!

The entrance is blocked.

We can't walk through these bushes.

They're all thorny.

No problem, children.

Do you remember what animal can chew through thorny plants?

ALL: A camel!

Help Jamal chew through the thorny plants.

Say...

DIEGO & MEDINA (singsongy): "Chew, chew, chew, chew, chew."

Yay! Yay!

Wow!

It'sso beautiful.

The Golden Cloud is somewhere inside this pyramid.

We have to find it.

But there are

so many paths.

We must study the glyphs on the wall.

Look for a drawing of a cloud, and that will be the path

that will take us to the Golden Cloud.

This drawing is covered with pyramid dust.

Help me blow away the dust.

Blow!

Is that a drawing of a cloud?

What is it?

A snake! A snake! A snake!

We'd better leave the snakes alone.

Let's keep looking.

Maybe this is the path with the Golden Cloud.

Blow the dust off.

Blow!

JAMAL: We need to blow harder.

Blow! Blow! Blow!

Is this a drawing of a cloud?

Yes! Yes! Yes!

So this is the path to the Golden Cloud.

Let's go!

Do you see the Golden Cloud?

Yeah, right there!

It's floating in the air.

It's too high up.

And there are no steps to get us up!

Diego, jump on me!

Help me reach for the Golden Cloud!

Put your arms above your head and...

reach, reach, reach!

Got it!

Yay!

We've got the Golden Cloud.

Now we can fill up the river.

And bring water to the thirsty camels.

Come on, children.

I'll run really fast.

Hang on, Diego.

Camels are super fast runners.

Here we go!

DIEGO & MEDINA: Yay!

ALL: Look, it's Jamal, Diego and Medina.

Yay!

Diego! Medina!

Diego! Medina!

You made it!

Look, Mommy.

We got the Golden Cloud.

I knew you would!

We're so thirsty.

What do we do now, Jamal?

Throw the Golden Cloud into the sky.

Will you help me throw the Golden Cloud into the sky?

Great.

Swing your arm around like this.

Swing, swing, swing and...

throw!

Now you have to say the magic word.

In English, we say, "Water."

In Arabic, we say, "Maia."

Say, "Maia!"

Again!

ALL: Maia!

One last time!

ALL: Maia!

DIEGO: Look!

The Golden Cloud is filling up the river with water.

Yay! The river is full again.

Yippee! Look at the water!

Water! Water!

Wow! Those camels sure are thirsty.

Oh, yes.

Camels can go a long time without water,

but when we are thirsty, we can drink a lot.

Ah! Ah!

Thank you, Jamal, for helping us get water.

Thankyou, children.

And thank you, too.

CAMELS: Thank you.

Don't you just love camels?

Camels!

Come on! Say it with us!

Camels!

Say it louder! Say it louder!

Camels! Camels!

Everybody scream!

ALL: Camels!

Excelente.

♪ They love water to drink

♪ And thorny plants to chew

We can run really fast.

Can you?

Camels are really fast runners.

Let's race with the camels.

Pump your arms and say,

run, run.

Run, run, run!

Run, run.

Run, run, run!

♪ They've got double eyelashes... ♪

JAMAL: They help us to see.

Through the wind and the sand.

Find the camels with me.

When you see a camel, say, "Camel."

CAMEL: Bleat, bleat!

DIEGO & MEDINA: Camel!

Bleat, bleat!

DIEGO & MEDINA: Camel!

JAMAL & BABY CAMELS: Bleat, bleat!

DIEGO & MEDINA: Camel!

DIEGO, MEDINA & CAMELS: Yay!

Medina, make sure

you keep the Golden Cloud in a safe place

in case we ever need it again.

I will. I will.

Misión cumplida.

Rescue complete.

We found the Golden Cloud

and filled up the river in Medina's town.

Now there's water for everyone.

ALL: Yay!

What does a camel do?

Let's review. Let's review.

Does a camel live in the rainforest

or the desert?

The desert. Correcto.

The desert of Egypt.

MEDINA: Does a camel eat thorny plants or bricks?

Thorny plants. Right!

No one can eat bricks.

To protect themselves from a sandstorm,

does a camel use its double eyelashes

or wear sunglasses?

Double eyelashes. Right.

Hey, we've almost finished the puzzle!

Does a camel have flippers or a hump?

A hump.Correcto.

A hump that can store lots and lots of food.

(fanfare plays)

We solved the puzzle.

What animal is that?

Right! That's a picture of a camel.

(printer whirring)

Let's put this picture of the camel

in our Animal Science Book

with all the other desert animals that live in Egypt.

We found out so much about camels today.

And there's so much more for us to discover...

Together! Together!

Hasta luego, amigos.

See you soon.

(giggling)