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Splash, Bubbles, and their friends meet wildly diverse marine animals and discover otherworldly undersea habitats, bringing back what they've learned to share with their neighbors. Ages: 2-5 Educational Goal: Social and Emotional Growth, Marine Biology
Seal Sitters/From Ray to Zee
Season 1 Episode 31 | 23m 25s | CC
Tidy is exhausted from constantly cleaning up behind the new kelp forest resident, Tyke, a young female Pacific harbor seal pup. Splash and Bubbles try to help Tidy by seal-sitting the young seal pup, and quickly learn how hard it is to keep track of their curious and fearless new mammal friend. / Zee learns she has a distant relative in Reeftown.
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