her and she said a singer that sings rock star music. Icarus Icarus is a pelican who lives on boats and ships. He is one of Ripples' friends. He doesn't hang around his friends instead he stays on top of ships and boats. When his friends need help he always gives them advice. He has black eyes, white eyebrows, white feathers and he has a gold beak. Other characters Lucinda Lucinda is a sea turtle who lives in wet lands and underwater. She is one of Ripples' friends. She gives her friends lifts to other destinations so her friends can solve a variety of problems quicker. She has green eyes, brown eyebrows, green body and she has a brown back shell. Lillo Lillo is a snipefish who swims underwater day to night. He is one of Ripples' friends. He hangs out with Ripple and his friends and he plays with them and has much fun. He has three small brothers. His den got pulled away from the storm in the episode "The Rainbow". He has black eyes, a yellow body and he has a mouth tube that can sound like a trumpet. Dido & Dado Dido & Dado are sea breams. They both have the same appearance. When Ripples and his friends are solving problems they get attached but in the end they are back to normal. They both have black eyes, grey body and they both have green stripes on themselves. Their den gets dumped in the episode "A Sea Of... Garbage". Environments The Sea For Ripples, Polly and Jason, the sea is their habitat, their home, and a natural playground that offers up one adventure after another. As well as being home to various species of flora and fauna, the sea floor is a magic playground with mysterious rock formations lit by dancing rays of light filtering down through the water from the surface. Seaweed forests, sandbanks and ravines are the haunts of most of Ripples’ friends: fish, squid, oysters, sea urchins, even sharks and whales. The Fishing Boat An old, beached fishing vessel is Icarus’ favourite place for resting a while between flights. It offers him a range of "creature comforts": the beam serves as a perfect lookout point from which to observe the horizon, the deck is an excellent spot to curl up for a nap, while the cabin provides shelter from wind and rain. The