[00:00](Speaker A) To the moon and back.
[00:02](Speaker A) Ha, ha.
[00:04](Speaker A) I jump on every planet and every star.
[00:08](Speaker A) Come on, let's go far.
[00:10](Speaker A) Explore the whole universe.
[00:12](Speaker B) Little Malabar drawings on the moon.
[00:17](Speaker A) A pretty line here.
[00:19](Speaker A) Okay.
[00:20](Speaker A) And now a pretty circle.
[00:27](Speaker A) Good job, Kangaroo.
[00:29](Speaker A) You drew a pretty flower.
[00:30](Speaker B) Very nice.
[00:31](Speaker B) You artists really draw well.
[00:33](Speaker B) But I think you forgot an important little detail.
[00:36](Speaker A) We did.
[00:37](Speaker A) But what?
[00:38](Speaker B) Well, you are on the beach, and the ocean rises.
[00:43](Speaker A) Oh, no, no, no.
[00:45](Speaker B) You should do your drawings on me.
[00:47](Speaker B) Up here, there is no ocean to erase them.
[00:50](Speaker A) You hear that, Kangaroo?
[00:52](Speaker A) All right, let's.
[00:59](Speaker A) There are already lots of drawings up here.
[01:02](Speaker A) But who made them?
[01:06](Speaker A) That's right.
[01:07](Speaker A) Kangaroo.
[01:08](Speaker A) Maybe those are animal tracks.
[01:11](Speaker A) But which animal?
[01:14](Speaker A) An acrobatic turtle?
[01:18](Speaker A) An armadillo colony?
[01:21](Speaker A) Or maybe an enormous whale?
[01:27](Speaker A) Boy, oh, boy.
[01:28](Speaker A) Look at all these footprints.
[01:31](Speaker B) Little Malabar.
[01:32](Speaker B) Those aren't footprints made by animals.
[01:35](Speaker B) Those are my craters.
[01:36](Speaker B) A lovely collection, don't you think?
[01:38](Speaker A) Oh, yes.
[01:39](Speaker A) But what about all these craters?
[01:41](Speaker A) Who drew them?
[01:42](Speaker B) The meteorites did this.
[01:43](Speaker B) They're giant rocks flying through space.
[01:46](Speaker B) And they began their work a long, long time ago, when I was very young.
[01:51](Speaker A) Oh, but, Moon, where have your craters gone?
[01:55](Speaker B) They haven't been created yet.
[01:56](Speaker B) Look there, Little Malabar.
[01:58](Speaker B) Here come the artist now he meteorite shower.
[02:04](Speaker A) Whoa.
[02:04](Speaker A) These meteorites are crazy.
[02:07](Speaker A) We're not crazy at all.
[02:08](Speaker A) We love creating pretty ground craters on the Moon.
[02:12](Speaker A) And now the little circle stand.
[02:16](Speaker A) Add a little circle, erase that, and let's make a huge circle.
[02:20](Speaker A) Like, put the little circle right here.
[02:24](Speaker B) And that went on for a very long time.
[02:26](Speaker B) There were always new meteorites coming to create brand new craters on top of the old craters.
[02:32](Speaker B) And then, little by little, things calmed down.
[02:35](Speaker A) Those meteorites were really good at their job.
[02:38](Speaker A) But today we're going to make drawings.
[02:49](Speaker B) Oh, a self portrait.
[02:50](Speaker B) Nice one, Little Malabar.
[02:52](Speaker B) Great job, Kangaroo.
[02:53](Speaker B) It's drawn perfectly.
[02:54](Speaker A) Wait for me.
[02:55](Speaker A) I want to participate in the fun, too.
[03:00](Speaker A) There are still meteorites to.
[03:02](Speaker A) Wow.
[03:03](Speaker A) Look.
[03:03](Speaker A) It drew a clown nose on me.
[03:05](Speaker A) And here I've come to erase everything and make a new drawing.
[03:13](Speaker B) Is everything okay, Little Malabar?
[03:15](Speaker A) Yeah, I'm right here.
[03:18](Speaker B) Good.
[03:19](Speaker B) It's too bad about your drawing.
[03:21](Speaker B) I really liked it a lot.
[03:22](Speaker A) Oh, that's really okay, Moon.
[03:24](Speaker A) We can make new drawings all the time.
[03:26](Speaker A) Watch this.
[03:31](Speaker A) And now, the final touch.
[03:34](Speaker A) And ha.
[03:35](Speaker A) And ha.
[03:37](Speaker A) And ha.
[03:39](Speaker A) You see this?
[03:43](Speaker A) Lots of pretty craters.
[03:46](Speaker A) A long time ago, lots and lots of rocks fell on the moon and they drew the craters.
[03:51](Speaker A) The most recent craters covered up the old ones.