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"ManBearPig" is the title of the fourth episode in the tenth season of the popular American animated television series, South Park. This particular episode, which originally aired on Comedy Central in the United States on April 26, 2006, serves as the 145th episode in the overall series. In "ManBearPig," the character Al Gore pays a visit to the town of South Park with a warning about a mythical creature called ManBearPig, representing an allegory for the issue of global warming. As the plot unfolds, Gore manages to trap the show's main characters, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny, inside a treacherous cave known as the Cave of the Winds.

The episode begins with Al Gore, voiced by Trey Parker, making an appearance at South Park Elementary School to inform the students about the existence of an imaginary monster named ManBearPig. According to Gore, this creature, described as being "half human, half bear, half pig," poses a threat to humanity by attacking people worldwide. While Gore fervently spreads awareness about this fictional cryptid, Randy, one of the adult characters, advises Stan and his friends to distance themselves from Gore, dismissing him as merely seeking attention.

One night, Gore contacts Stan and insists on discussing ManBearPig further. Stan initially tries to decline politely, but Gore breaks down in tears, prompting Stan to reconsider. Subsequently, Gore convinces Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Kenny to join him for a meeting centered around ManBearPig. During this gathering, Gore claims that the elusive creature is hiding deep within the treacherous Cave of the Winds. In exchange for their assistance in the hunt for ManBearPig, Gore promises to officially excuse the boys from attending school that day.

Once inside the caves, the echoing sound for which the Cave of the Winds is renowned leads Gore to mistakenly believe that he has encountered the creature. Panicking, he fires his shotgun haphazardly, triggering a cave-in that leaves the boys trapped inside the caverns. Meanwhile, the rest of the group manages to escape before the cave-in, with Gore convinced that ManBearPig is to blame. The boys begin their desperate search for a way out, and it is during this time that Cartman discovers a small cavern filled with what appears to be a treasure. Driven by greed, he starts ingesting the treasure piece by piece, intending to smuggle it out of the cave.

Outside the cave, a rescue team assembles to locate and save the boys. Gore, however, decides to divert the flow of a nearby stream in order to flood the cavern, aiming to drown the presumed monster. As the floodwaters rise, the boys manage to find an escape just in the nick of time, while a memorial service is being held in their honor. When Gore attempts to take credit for their rescue, Stan, having lost all sympathy for him, lashes out in anger and calls him a "loser" for using the situation as a means to draw attention to himself. Unfazed, Gore remains convinced that he has successfully eliminated ManBearPig. Meanwhile, Cartman's attempt to walk away is impeded by intense pain as he begins to excrete the pieces of the treasure he consumed. It is then revealed to Cartman that the treasure was nothing more than a prop used for tourist photo opportunities, valued at a mere $14. This revelation deeply upsets Cartman, who continues to defecate the fake treasure, while Kyle angrily admonishes him for causing so much trouble in his pursuit of personal gain. As the episode concludes, Gore announces his plans to make a film starring himself, donning a cape and pretending to fly away.