(playful music)
- Ahoy there ship mates, it's Captain Seasalt here.
Today we're going to be exploring a new Island
and learning all about things that start with the letter O.
Keep a look out for orangutan, olives,
octopus, otter and opossum.
Oh, there's so much to observe.
Oops, time to start with operation.
All Aboard!
(upbeat music)
(parrot squawks)
- (gasps) Land ho!
- Oh, me thinks we be off course.
- [Ellie] Land ho!
- Phew, we're in the right place.
Everything's okay. (laughs)
Ahoy mateys, we're here!
(dog woofs)
- Where are we Captain Seasalt?
- We've run ashore on an outstanding new island!
- [Children] Yeah!
- Are we going to explore the island in search for treasure?
- Aye Maya, I'm on pins and needles awaiting our journey.
Ahh!
One and all, on deck!
Okie dokie ship mates.
Everyone onboard, to go over board?
- [Children] Aye Aye captain. (dog woofs)
- [Pedro] Today we are going to explore--
- [Maya] O Island.
- We are here on the old map.
If we follow the clues on the map,
they'll lead us to the treasure.
- The first thing we're looking for,
is something that starts with letter O.
(orangutan screeches)
- [Everyone] Oh!
- Who is that?
- That's an orangutan,
they're one of the largest apes in the world.
They love climbing all over trees.
- Let's call him Orin the orangutan.
What's that he's chomping on?
(orangutan chewing)
- Erm, olives?
Whoa, orangutan and olives both begin with the letter O.
- Orangutan is the first clue on our map.
- Excuse me Orin, we're out looking for a hidden treasure.
Do you suppose you know the way?
(Orin grunts)
Let's go!
(upbeat music)
- Now we have our orientation, Orin,
we offer our thanks and goodbyes.
Toodle loo, yah!
(upbeat music)
(octopus splashes)
- Wow, look what's in the water.
- Who is it?
- It's an octopus Sammy.
Octavia the octopus.
Octopuses are sea creatures, they have eight legs.
- What an odd animal.
- Odd, but also extraordinary Pedro.
Look, Octavia changed colors to the match the rocks.
She's using camouflage to hide
or disguise herself from predators.
- Outstanding!
- Oh wait, what's that over there?
- Let's see! - Let's be off!
- Oh joy, it's an otter.
Otters are mammals that can live in fresh water, like rivers
or in salt water, like the ocean.
(laughs) Oh my goodness, she's so adorable.
I'm gonna call her Odette.
- Hi Odette, we're looking for hidden treasure.
Would you happen to know the way?
- She's onto something, let's follow her.
(upbeat music) (Odette splashes water)
- You're the best Odette, thanks for your help.
(upbeat music)
- Hmm, I wonder where the treasure could be.
- Hi, who are you?
- It's an opossum!
Hmm, let's call him Opie the opossum.
- Opossums have long tails that they use to hang from trees.
- Hi Opie, have you spotted a treasure around here?
(everyone cheers)
There's the treasure.
- Let's open it.
- Heave-ho-oh! (Captain's back cracks)
Oh, me back!
- [Pedro] So what's inside?
- [Everyone] Oranges!
- [Captain Seasalt] I hope they're organic.
(everyone munching)
- What an outstanding adventure.
(everyone laughs)
- See ya! - We be off!
Now that was an optimal adventure.
We should make orange with the rest of the oranges.
Did you catch all the things that start with the letter O?
Great, let's see if you can spot the other O words
found on O Island.
(upbeat music)
- Oh, that may look like a regular kitty,
but it's much bigger.
That's an ocelot.
Ocelots are wild cats that are mostly active at night,
so they spend their days napping in hollow trees.
Ooh, it's my most favorite animal, the okapi.
Okapi may look like zebras because of there strips,
but they're actually related to the giraffe.
They have powerful tongues for pullin' leaves off trees.
You spotted a whale of tail, it's an orca.
Also called killer whales, orcas are one of the fastest
marine animals out there.
They often enjoy leaping out of the water,
making oversized splashes.
Who is that? (laughs)
It be an owl.
There are around 200 species of owl.
Owls can turn there heads a full 270 degrees around,
so they can keep any eye out on there own backs.
Oh boy, now that's a tall bird out there,
it be an ostrich.
Ostriches are the largest birds in the world.
Though they aren't able to fly,
they opt to run with their two toed feet.
You did it shipmates!
You found everything that starts with the letter O,
you did a-okay and I hope to see you
on the next island we're off to.
Until then, it's off to the open ocean.
(upbeat music)
- [Children] Aye Aye captain! (dog woofs)