Wild Kratts
Rogue Wave!
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A rogue wave washes over the Tortuga!
After creature adventuring for a while, the Wild Kratts team opens the hatch of the Tortuga to let the fresh air in and to need to do maintenance before they head back out. Out of nowhere, a rogue wave swamps the Tortuga and everyone, except for Koki, is sent out the opened hatch.
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Wild Kratts
Rogue Wave!
Clip | 2m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
After creature adventuring for a while, the Wild Kratts team opens the hatch of the Tortuga to let the fresh air in and to need to do maintenance before they head back out. Out of nowhere, a rogue wave swamps the Tortuga and everyone, except for Koki, is sent out the opened hatch.
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Jimmy, we'’’re too low.
Take us higher!
On it!
Whoa!
Oh, no!
(Alarm beeping) It'’’s going to hit in five seconds.
Four, three, two... ALL: Whoa!
Whoa!
Hang on!
(All yelling) (Yelling continuing) Whoa!
(Sighing) (Yelling) (Sighing) (Wave crashing) Uh-oh!
(Inhaling deeply) Whoa!
(Gasping, coughing) This is why I don'’’t go anywhere without my Mobile Invention Kit.
Where is everybody?
Whoa!
Where am I going?!
Hello?
Is anybody in here?
Phew... All power is off, all comms are down.
I'’’m lucky to be in an air pocket, but I'’’ve got to find my way to the surface... (Gasping, metal creaking) ...before the Tortuga sinks to the bottom of the sea!
(Gasping) Whoa!
I thought... (Gasping) ...I'’’d never get out of that wave.
That'’’s a lot of swimming, even for me.
(Gasping) Okay... catch... my breath.
Then... figure this out.
(Gasping) Whoa!
Look out, Gull!
(Gull squawking) (Screaming) Huh?
Hey!
Yes!
A tree!
Whoa!
(Sighing) Oh, yes!
Oh!
Oh, no.
Okay, a good thing is
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