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(upbeat music)
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♪ Where are we going? ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪
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♪ Can't wait to see ♪
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♪ On Abby's Amazing Adventures ♪
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With me, Rudy.
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Hi, I'm Abby.
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This is my room.
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And this is my brother, Rudy.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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Ah Rudy, what's up with your arm?
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It's not my arm, it's my elephant trunk.
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Oh.
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Does that mean you're an elephant?
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(elephant trumpeting)
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That's yes in elephant.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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I'm coming.
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Woo!
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And I'm here.
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Yay, hiya Basket.
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We're ready.
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We're ready.
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I have something really exciting for you today.
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What could it be?
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Count with me.
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One, two, three.
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- [Abby] A stethoscope.
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Yeah, a uh, what's that again?
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A stethoscope is a tool.
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Doctors use them to listen to your heart and lungs.
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(gasping) Do we get to be doctors?
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Yes.
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Ah, I wanted to see animals.
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Great, you can be veterinarians,
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a special kind of doctor who takes care of animals.
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Can we take care of an elephant?
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Sure, just grab onto my handles
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and we'll go on a veterinarian mission.
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Hidey ho, up we go.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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It's like a magical elephant wonderland.
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Where are we?
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It's a sanctuary where elephants live
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in a safe natural habitat.
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And your job as veterinarians
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is to give this baby elephant a checkup.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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One elephant checkup coming right up.
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Ready, Veterinarian Rudy?
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Ready, Veterinarian Abby.
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Uh, one problem, where's the elephant?
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There he is.
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Come on over.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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Um, I think that's elephant for no.
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I think he might be nervous.
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Yeah, sometimes I feel nervous
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when I see the doctor too.
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Part of a vet's job is helping animals
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feel more comfortable when they get a checkup.
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Gotcha.
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Hey there friend.
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You're okay.
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Yeah, we'll take good care of you.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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Yay elephants.
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Very good, veterinarians.
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Now it's time to examine your patient.
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Looks like an elephant to me.
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(laughing)
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Basket means we need to listen
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and look carefully at the elephant
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to make sure he's growing and healthy.
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I'll use the stethoscope to listen to the elephant's heart.
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(thumping)
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Whoa, whoa!
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That was louder than I thought.
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I guess elephants have real big hearts.
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His sounds healthy.
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What do we check next?
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What else does your doctor look at
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when you get a checkup?
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Hm, she looks in my eyes with the little light thingy.
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That's called an ophthalmoscope.
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One ophthalmoscope coming up.
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Zippity-zap. (upbeat music)
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Eyes look sparkly.
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What else does your doctor look at?
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Hm, she looks in my mouth.
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For that you need a different tool, an otoscope.
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Good idea, one otoscope coming up.
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Zippity-zap. (upbeat music)
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Open wide, please.
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Ah.
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I wish I could fly up there to help with the checkup.
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Whoa.
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Ah, the elephant's helping you take care of him.
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Here, look in his ears.
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Whoa, looks good in here.
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Uh-huh.
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Great job, veterinarians.
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You did the whole checkup.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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And you were a very good patient.
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Secret handshake.
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Up high, down low, yay we did it, way to go!
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Time to go home.
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Best adventure ever.
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Well, I gotta fly.
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So this basket says, bye.
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(laughing)
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Ooh.
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Bye Basket.
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Here's a job for you.
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Pretend to be a veterinarian and give one of your toys
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or stuffed animals a checkup.
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(elephant trumpeting)
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See ya next time.
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♪ On Abby's Amazing Adventures ♪
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(upbeat music)
