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Gunnar the Gull is encouraging the puffins to break as many records as they can, but their noisy chatter is distracting Hercule Moustache. He is busy building a beach sculpture on the sand, trying to focus on each careful detail.

The episode titled forms part of a programme that follows a quirky seaside cast as they pursue unusual goals. It’s presented as a light‑hearted slice of wildlife‑inspired storytelling, with a focus on the antics of a gull, a flock of puffins and a moustached sculptor. In the centre of the action, Gunnar the Gull takes on the role of cheerleader, urging the puffins to attempt as many record‑breaking feats as they possibly can. He spurs them on with enthusiasm, pushing the birds to test the limits of what they can achieve on the beach. Meanwhile, the puffins’ exuberant attempts generate a considerable amount of noise. This clamor proves to be a nuisance for Hercule Moustache, who is busy constructing a sculpture on the sand. The constant din interrupts his concentration, making it harder for him to focus on shaping his beach artwork. The episode therefore juxtaposes Gunnar’s encouragement and the puffins’ noisy ambition with Hercule’s quieter, more meticulous endeavour. The clash between the raucous record‑chasing and the sculptor’s need for calm creates a simple yet engaging conflict that drives the narrative forward.