(light xylophone music)
- Finny the Shark! (giggles)
(bubbles popping)
(whistle blares)
- Good day, class!
I have an announcement.
Today, we have a very special guest joining our class.
- (gasps) A special guest?
I wonder who it is!
- I'll give you some hints.
She lives on land and she says moo.
- She's a dinosaur.
(class laughs)
- Ooh ooh I know!
- [Mr. Megellan] Yes, Oscar?
- I believe the answer is a cow.
- [Girls] Ooh!
- You got it.
Our special guest today is a cow and her name is Moolissa.
- I know all about cows.
They eat grass and hay and they like
to stay in groups called herds.
- Ooh, do they have lots and lots of sharp teeth?
How many legs do they have?
- 10 legs!
- Really?
- No, not really.
A cow only has four legs.
- Ah, this is gonna be so neat.
I've never met a cow before.
Although I do have a cousin who's a horse.
Or was it a seahorse?
- I can't wait for Moolissa to get here!
What are we going to do when she does Mr. Magellan?
- Well, Moolissa's never been to the ocean before
so we're all gonna go on a field trip.
(class cheers)
We'll take her all around town and show her
what life is like underwater.
- Oh, we're gonna have so much fun!
We'll go exploring the reef and Moolissa
can smell all the beautiful flowers there.
(Moolissa laughs)
And then we'll take her to Chef Seymour's restaurant.
She's going to love our favorite food.
Seaghetti!
- Here you go.
Try some seaghetti.
(both moan)
(noodle slurping)
(both giggle)
And then, we're going to swim all around together.
I'll bet she's a really fast swimmer.
On your marks, get set, go!
We're gonna have so much fun
and we'll all be best friends forever!
Oh.
What were you saying, Mr. Magellan?
- Hello?
Is this Mr. Magellan's class?
- It sure is.
Come on in.
- Perfect.
Say moo!
(camera clicks)
- Everyone, please welcome Moolissa to our class.
- Hi! - Hi, Moolissa!
I'm Finny!
- I'm Oscar.
- I'm Myrtle.
- I'm Sandy.
I mean, I mean!
I'm Sammy.
- So Moolissa, why don't you tell us
a little about yourself?
- Okay.
I'm Moolissa.
I live on a farm up on land.
I go to school in a barn with chickens, pigs,
ducks and horses.
- Hey, maybe you know my cousin.
(all laughing)
- Looks like it's time to start the field trip, everyone.
First stop, the reef.
Follow me!
- Yay! - Yay!
- Hurray!
♪ To the reef, do do do do do do do ♪
♪ To the reef ♪
♪ To the reef, moo moo moo, moo moo moo moo ♪
♪ To the reef ♪
- And here it is.
The reef.
This amazing place provides food and a safe place to live
for many of our neighbors here in town.
- Wow.
(camera clicks)
- Oh, and look here.
This is called brain coral.
- That's because it looks like a brain.
- Look at them all.
How many are there?
- Don't ask me!
Give 'em a count.
- One. - Five.
- 16. - Nine.
- Seven. - 92!
- 112! - 11?
- 3,925!
- One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.
- Nice counting, Moolissa!
You found all 10 of the brain coral here.
- Wow.
You're good at finding things quickly, Moolissa!
- (giggles) Thank you.
Ooh.
Look at all those pretty flowers.
- They smell really good, too.
Achoo!
- Yeah!
They smell great, great, great!
- Try smelling them, Moolissa!
(Moolissa smelling)
- I can't smell the flowers with this bowl on my head.
- Why don't you just take it off to smell them?
- No, I can't.
You can breathe underwater because you have gills
but I have lungs, which means I could only breathe air
above ground and in this bowl.
- Oh.
I thought you'd be able sniff the flowers like we can.
- It's time for the second stop on our field trip.
Lunchtime at the restaurant in town.
- Oh Moolissa, you're going to love this place.
Come on!
Hey oh!
Mr. Magellan's class!
And our special guest from above the sea, I see. (laughs)
I know exactly what to gave you.
The Seaghetti special.
Don't go anywhere.
- What's seaghetti?
- It's the best.
Seaghetti's made from seaweed, plants and algae
found all over the ocean.
Yum.
- It's very healthy for growing turtles.
Well, that's what my grandma says anyways.
- It's delicious, too.
I can't wait to eat it.
- Here you go.
(slide whistle ascending and descending)
- Ooh.
- Enjoy. (lips smack)
- Yum, seaghetti!
- Well, what do you think?
- Well, it's.
It's a really wet and salty.
- Oh, does that mean you don't like it?
- I don't know.
I've never eaten anything quite like it before.
- What food do you eat on land?
My favorite food is called hay.
It's so dry and plain.
Wanna try?
I brought some to share.
- I like how crunchy it is.
- It has a grassy-like, hay taste
with a hint of sassafras.
- I guess she didn't end up liking the seaghetti after all.
- So what are we gonna do next, Mr. Magellan?
- We're going to the park.
- [Kids] Yay!
- I love the park!
- Good idea! - Wait up!
- So what do you want to do?
- I know!
Let's race each other.
- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Okay, okay, okay.
So we'll start here and the first one to get
to those rocks over there wins!
Got it?
- [All] Got it!
- Get ready.
Get set!
Go!
- Here I come!
(kids laughing)
Almost there.
- First!
- Second!
- That was fun!
- Hey, where's Moolissa?
- I'm trying, I'm trying!
Racing underwater is hard.
My leg sure are better at running on land.
- Yeah.
I guess our fins help us swim pretty quick under water.
Hmm.
What can we do that we'll all have fun with?
- Yeah.
Something where Moolissa doesn't have
to swim around so fast.
- Oh I know!
How about a game of hide and seek?
Moolissa, you'll be great at it.
You were so good at finding all that coral before.
- I love hide and seek!
- And you're super duper good at counting to 10!
- Alright.
You're on.
You hide and I'll seek you.
Ready?
One, two, three, four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, 10.
Ready or not, here I come!
♪ Hide and seek, moo moo moo, moo moo moo moo ♪
♪ Hide and seek ♪
♪ Hide and seek, moo moo moo, moo moo moo moo ♪
♪ Hide and seek ♪
- Thank you for coming to visit our class today, Moolissa.
It was so nice having you.
- Thanks Mr. Magellan.
I had such a great time.
- I guess we're kind of different down here, aren't we?
- Yep.
You have gills and I have lungs.
- You eat hay and we eat seaweed.
- You have fins and I have hooves.
- You walk and we swim.
- But even though we're different,
we're still friends right?
- Yeah, of course we are!
- Aww. - Yay!
- Now let's all take a picture together.
Say moo!
- [All] Moo!
(playful music)