Dot and her Dolphin friends are playing along the shore one day. Soon they come across a very sad Whale named Tonga, who has washed up onto the beach. Tonga is in danger of being harmed by evil Whale-hunters and a cruel fish shop owner! Seeing that her new friend is in trouble, Dot just might have a few clever ideas to go about helping.
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DOT AND THE WHALE TRAILER
Available on DVD through Continuing the wild adventures of Ethel Pedley's much-loved characters Dot and The Whale takes fearless ...
Dot and the Whale (1977) | Full Movie
Continuing the wild adventures of Ethel Pedley's much-loved characters Dot and The Whale takes fearless Aussie heroine Dot away from her usual bush ...
Dot and the Whale - Mother Sea (1986)
Music by Bob Young. Lyrics by John Palmer. Performed by Kim Deacon Robyn Moore and Keith Scott. Lyrics: ...
Dot and the Whale - Mother Sea (longer version) (1986)
Music by Bob Young. Lyrics by John Palmer. Performed by Kim Deacon Robyn Moore and Keith Scott. Lyrics: ...
Dot and the Whale - Why won't they leave us alone? (1986)
Lyrics: Why won't they leave us alone? When will our story be known? Let's share this earth with all God's creatures!
Mother Sea-Dot and the Whale
Lyrics: Hmmmmmm Hmmmmmm Hmmmmmm Hmmmmmm Mother sea mother of us all Mother sea we can hear your call Mother sea mother sea Mother of us ...
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