In the enchanting Empire State of New York, a place bustling with soaring skyscrapers, mouth-watering bagels, and a humongous metal lady with an ice cream cone, there's a cluster of kids who do something quite unexpected. They trade their snow boots for surfboards, their hot chocolate for salty sea spray, and they ride the turquoise waves like feathered seagulls swooping across the Atlantic seaboard. Meet the New York Nautical Ninjas, an audacious gang of wave tamers who defy the concrete jungle's norms. Don't let their urban swagger fool you, for they are as much at home in the ocean as a dolphin with a day pass. Each day, under the watchful eye of their mystical coach, Big Wave Bob - a retired squirrel who discovered his passion for surfing after a freak acorn accident – they gear up for their wild water choreography. Big Wave Bob, with his bushy tail, oversized sunglasses, and a straw hat, barks out instructions while gnawing on his acorn whistle. Our surfing squad is as diverse as New York itself. You have Brooklyn Benny, a former hot dog vendor turned tube rider; Manhattan Millie, a secret Broadway star who can pirouette on a surfboard; and Staten Island Sal, who swapped his ferry ride for a surf glide. Their laughter echoes across the shoreline as they splash, wipeout, and conquer their waves, proving that in New York, anything is possible - even swapping subway surfing for the real deal. So, if you ever find yourself in the Big Apple and hear a faint 'Cowabunga' amongst the city's constant honking, follow it. You just might stumble upon the New York Nautical Ninjas, turning the Atlantic into their very own playground.