Nature Cat
We're Coming For You Harold!
Clip | 2m 12sVideo has Closed Captions
While playing catch, Hal’s beloved flying disc Harold is accidentally flung into a cave.
While playing catch, Hal’s beloved flying disc Harold is accidentally flung into a cave.
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Nature Cat
We're Coming For You Harold!
Clip | 2m 12sVideo has Closed Captions
While playing catch, Hal’s beloved flying disc Harold is accidentally flung into a cave.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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Here we are, Hal.
Wolter'’’s Field!
Huddle up!
Okay, here'’’s the game plan...
I'’’m gonna run.
They'’’re gonna throw you.
I'’’m gonna catch you.
Ready?
"Break!"
All righty, Hal!
Go long!
Farther!
Back!
Keep going!
Go, go, go, go, go!
Tally throw!
Harold!
Don'’’t worry, Harold, I-- Missed you!
Harold!
Hal!
Hey!
Wait for us!
Oh, no!
Harold went into that cave!
I'’’ve never been in a cave before.
Whoa!
Me either.
Me neither... and neither has Harold!
Which way did he go!?
Which way did he go?!
DAISY: Whoa, hold it, Hal.
If we'’’re gonna be in here, we gotta be safe.
Okay, let'’’s see.
Cave... exploration... rules...
Okay, here they are.
"Never explore a cave by yourself, in case someone gets lost or hurt."
One... two... three... four.
There'’’s four of us, so we'’’re not by ourself.
Check!
"Always wear a hard hat in a cave in case of falling rocks."
Oh, that certainly makes sense.
One, two, three, four.
Four hard hats.
Check!
"Always have a flashlight."
Check!
"Speak softly in a cave because sound vibrations can harm rock structures and the creatures that live there."
Check!
(Softly) I mean... check...
Okay, now we'’’re ready to find Harold!
Where do we start?
You guys, the stream carried Harold away, so we should follow the stream.
Agreed!
We follow the stream then!
Onward and yon-- (Softly) I mean... Onward and yonward!
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