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"Brigantine" Pioneer Camp
[Today's Lecture: Secrets of the Sea]

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- All right, lads.

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I think all of you know
what a fish is,

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and what makes it different
from other living creatures.

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That's right, a fish
is a vertebrate

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that breathes through gills.

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It spends its whole life moving
around in an aquatic environment.

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And all these kelp and cladophora,

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priapulida and litorii -

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are not only the stuff
of prehistory...

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- Mwamba, do you have the sea at home?
- The sea?

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No sea. Jungle.

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- Oh, Mwamba, you haven't seen
anything at all.

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Neither the sea, nor a pioneer camp.

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- Mwamba will see everything.
Learn everything.

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Mwamba already can do Russian language.

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"The Treasures of Sunken Ships"

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What are "treasures"?

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- You see, Mwamba, that's
still a secret for now.

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<b>THE TREASURES OF SUNKEN SHIPS</b>

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screenwriter - Vladimir Valutskiy
directors - VLadimir Pekar, Vladimir Popov

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art-director Geliy Arkadyev
music Yevgeniy Krylatov
camera Nina Klimova, sound Boris Filchikov

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voices: Vasiliy Livanov, Svetlana
Nemolyayeva, Lyusyena Ovchinnikova,
Nina Gulyayeva, Lyudmila Gnilova

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script editor Pyotr Frolov
montage	V. Trubiner
producer Fyodor Ivanov

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- "The names of the sea
plants and organisms"

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Just you look, lads, at how
many secrets of the sea

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we were able to discover

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with the help of the research submarine

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"Neptune 25"... Ah-tchew!
Sorry, stuffy nose.

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- You have a question, Seva?
- Yes.

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- Tell me, professor,

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have you come across any sunken
ships on the sea floor?

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- Sunken ships? Tons, that is to say...
of course I've come across them.

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Right here, next to your shore,
we recently saw some sort of

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old vessel.
- What if it was...

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We'll meet by the lighthouse.

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TODAY
We all will gather scrap metal together!

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- Is this good?
- Nope.

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- Raise the sails!
- Aye-aye, captain.

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- There's a magnetic anomaly... here.

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- But pirates had wooden ships.

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- But think of their treasure chests!
They had gold inside, they were metal.

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Drop anchor.

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[Scrap metal collected by squad 1]

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- Is this good?
- Mm-hmm.

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- Oh!

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- Who's missing?

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We're missing Tanya... We're missing
Borya... We're missing Seva.

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- Oh... I'm diving.
Hold on, hold on.

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- But I don't want to sink,

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and I don't want any treasure chests,

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or any piastre coins.

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- True sailors never took girls
on sailing journeys.

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- They never sailed in umbrellas, either.

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- Now here come the sharks.

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- Hurrah, these are dolphins!
- Dolphins, dear dolphins,

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save us, please.

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You are smart, after all, you
always save everyone.

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[NEPTUNE]

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- It's all clear now.

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This is "Neptune", the very one that
the scientist was telling us about.

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That's why the needle was acting up.

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- But where are the scientists?

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- Maybe, they're... on lunch break?

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- Or maybe they're on vacation.

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- There is no technology
that man cannot control.

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We'll figure it out on our own.

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[NEPTUNE 25]

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- Hurrah!

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- Oh, how beautiful!

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- Seva, you're just like Captain Nemo.

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- Ah!

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- Look a ship! A sunken ship.

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- This must be that pirate vessel.

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Z 29

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It's all clear now.
This is a fascist destroyer.

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- How do you know?

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- I read that fascist destroyers
were designated with the letter Z.

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- Yeah, there are certainly no piastres
around here...

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- It's a magnetic torpedo.

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- There's a passenger ship above us.

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[Quiet! Scientific Council Meeting]

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Oooh.

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Eeeee.

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Oooh.

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- Unbelievable.

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Hey, that's our "Neptune"!

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- This is the place for you,
kerogas burner.

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- There you are!

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So this is your idea of participating
in scrap metal collection!

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- But we did collect it.

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- And what did you collect?
- Look.

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- You're sitting on it.
- Ah!

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- Don't worry, it won't explode.

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- A real torpedo?
- Wherever did you find it?

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- In the sea.
- Aha, so it was in the sea, after all.

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And who gave you permission?
- Apologies, I will explain.

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To be honest, we wanted to find
a pirate ship with gold, yep.

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But not for ourselves, for Mwamba.

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Or rather, for all the kids of his
country, yep.

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So that they'd have pioneer camps,
and schools and books.

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But we now understand

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there's no gold in the sea, yep.

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- Mwamba doesn't need gold.
Mwamba has good friends.

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That's better..
- And yet...

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[Scrap metal collected by squad 1]

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[For Mwamba. Squad 1]

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[PIONEER]

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- This is good.

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The End
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