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Dino Egg Hunt Counting 1 to 10 - Blippi's Playdate Educational Videos for Kids
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00:00:00So much to learn about, it will make you want to shout!
00:00:03Blippi!
00:00:07Roar! Roar! Roar!
00:00:10Roar! Roar! Roar!
00:00:13Roar! Roar!
00:00:16Hi! It's me Blippi!
00:00:19And I am so excited for our play date today!
00:00:22Oh! It's a green dinosaur!
00:00:25Oh! Hello, Mama Dino!
00:00:28Oh! Hi there, Tabs!
00:00:31Roar! Roar!
00:00:34Hi, Mika!
00:00:36Hey, Blippi! Oh! Hello, friends! Nice to see you!
00:00:40Oh! Mika! I think Tabs is activating the super tunnel!
00:00:47Whoa! A pink shovel?
00:00:49Yeah! Wait, Mika!
00:00:51Maybe we can use this pink shovel to look for eggs for the Mama Dinosaur!
00:00:56Sounds like fun!
00:00:58Okay! Here! How about you use the pink shovel?
00:01:00Okay!
00:01:01And I'll use my hands!
00:01:03Okay! Here we go!
00:01:05Let's start digging!
00:01:11Whoa! Mika, look! I found one!
00:01:14Whoa! Check it out!
00:01:17Whoa! It's a really big pink egg!
00:01:20Whoa! Hey, look! I can put that right over here!
00:01:23Ooh! Let's count it!
00:01:25One!
00:01:27One pink dino egg!
00:01:29Wait! Let's see how many we can find!
00:01:31Great idea! Let's keep digging!
00:01:33Okay! Here we go!
00:01:35Hey, Blippi! Guess what?
00:01:36What?
00:01:37I found another one!
00:01:38You did?
00:01:39Yeah!
00:01:40Whoa! Wait! What kind of egg?
00:01:42Orange!
00:01:44Whoa! Here! I'll put this over here by Mama Dino!
00:01:47Hey! And Mika, maybe we can count these eggs!
00:01:50Okay!
00:01:51One!
00:01:52Two!
00:01:54Two dino eggs!
00:01:55Whoa! Wait! Let's see how many we can find!
00:01:57Okay!
00:01:58Okay! Keep digging!
00:02:05Okay! Maybe I'll use the excavator!
00:02:09Whoa!
00:02:11Blippi!
00:02:12Whoa!
00:02:13I found two dino eggs!
00:02:14Whoa!
00:02:16A blue egg!
00:02:17Uh-huh!
00:02:18And...
00:02:19Whoa! Check it out!
00:02:21A green!
00:02:22Whoa! So many dino eggs!
00:02:24Let's add it to those eggs and count them all up!
00:02:27Okay! Let's count the eggs!
00:02:29Okay!
00:02:31One!
00:02:32Two!
00:02:33Three!
00:02:34Four!
00:02:36Four dino eggs!
00:02:38Yeah!
00:02:39Okay! Let's keep looking!
00:02:40Okay! Sure!
00:02:41Okay! Here we go!
00:02:44Excavator!
00:02:46Hi, excavator!
00:02:47See you later!
00:02:48Whoa!
00:02:49Mika, look! I found one!
00:02:51Whoa!
00:02:52One egg!
00:02:53And...
00:02:54Two eggs!
00:02:55And look!
00:02:56They're my two favorite colors!
00:02:58Yeah!
00:02:59Orange and blue!
00:03:01Nice!
00:03:02Wait! Let's count the eggs!
00:03:03Okay!
00:03:04Here we go!
00:03:06Let's count all the eggs!
00:03:08Yeah!
00:03:09One!
00:03:10Two!
00:03:11Three!
00:03:12Four!
00:03:13Five!
00:03:14Six!
00:03:15Yeah! Six eggs!
00:03:16Okay! But I think there are a few more we need to find!
00:03:18Okay! Let's keep on excavating those eggs!
00:03:21Whoa!
00:03:22Oh!
00:03:23There's so much dirt!
00:03:25Whoa!
00:03:29This is fun looking for eggs!
00:03:30Yeah!
00:03:31Oh, I found another!
00:03:32Whoa!
00:03:33Mika, look what color it is!
00:03:34Oh! One of my two favorite colors!
00:03:37Whoa!
00:03:38Purple!
00:03:39Yeah!
00:03:40Whoa! Let's see if we can find another!
00:03:42Look!
00:03:43Oh, look! They're twins!
00:03:44Oh! Two purple eggs!
00:03:46Whoa! This is so fun!
00:03:48Let's add them to those six over there and count them all!
00:03:51Okay! Here we go!
00:03:54Okay! Here we go!
00:03:56Ready?
00:03:57Uh-huh!
00:03:58One!
00:03:59Two!
00:04:00Three!
00:04:01Four!
00:04:02Five!
00:04:03Six!
00:04:04Seven!
00:04:05Eight!
00:04:06Nine eggs!
00:04:07Whoa! Yeah!
00:04:08Whoa!
00:04:09My hands are so tanned!
00:04:10Okay! Let's keep looking!
00:04:11I think we've almost found them all!
00:04:13Okay!
00:04:14Whoa!
00:04:15There's so much dirt here!
00:04:18Whoa!
00:04:19Whoa!
00:04:30Oh! I've got one!
00:04:33Whoa! Check it out!
00:04:35Whoa! Whoa!
00:04:37Oh! Hey, Mika, look!
00:04:39You found a pink egg with your...
00:04:40To match my pink shovel!
00:04:42Whoa! Very fun!
00:04:43Whoa! Let's put this with the other eggs!
00:04:45Okay!
00:04:46Okay! Here we go!
00:04:47Whoa!
00:04:48Whoa!
00:04:49Whoa!
00:04:50Whoa!
00:04:51Whoa!
00:04:52Whoa!
00:04:53Whoa!
00:04:54Whoa!
00:04:55Oh, no!
00:04:56They're so wobbly!
00:04:57Tumble, tumble!
00:04:58Here we go!
00:04:59Okay!
00:05:00Every egg in their place!
00:05:02And now it's time to count them!
00:05:04Okay!
00:05:05One!
00:05:06Two!
00:05:07Three!
00:05:08Four!
00:05:09Five!
00:05:10Six!
00:05:11Seven!
00:05:12Eight!
00:05:13Nine!
00:05:14Died away!
00:05:15Whoa! That's so fun!
00:05:16Yeah!
00:05:17Whoa! I love digging in the sand!
00:05:19It's so much fun to play with it!
00:05:21Whoo!
00:05:22And it feels so nice and cool on your hands!
00:05:24Oh!
00:05:25Ooh!
00:05:26I know!
00:05:28Whoo-hoo!
00:05:29Let's use our feelings wheel!
00:05:33Yeah! This is our feelings wheel!
00:05:35It has all kinds of feelings on it!
00:05:37Flippy!
00:05:38When you play in the sand,
00:05:40do you feel happy?
00:05:41Mad?
00:05:42Excited?
00:05:44Scared?
00:05:45Silly?
00:05:46Or sad?
00:05:48I'm happy!
00:05:51Oh, good!
00:05:52You're happy because you're doing something fun and relaxing!
00:05:55Oh, yeah!
00:05:56It's so much fun playing in the sand!
00:05:58It makes me so happy!
00:06:00Hey, how are you feeling today?
00:06:03Oh, that's nice!
00:06:06Oh, hey, Mika!
00:06:07I think there's still one more egg left for us to find!
00:06:10Let's look for it!
00:06:11Okay!
00:06:12Keep on digging!
00:06:13Oh, and I know the perfect thing!
00:06:15Tabs, can you play a super fun song
00:06:17while we look for the last egg?
00:06:18Great idea, Flippy!
00:06:20Let's do it!
00:06:21Thanks, Tabs!
00:06:38I got it!
00:06:40Yeah! You found it, Mika!
00:06:42Whoa!
00:06:44It's the last egg!
00:06:46Whoa!
00:06:47And look!
00:06:48It's the color green!
00:06:49Yeah!
00:06:50Okay, let's line up all the eggs!
00:06:52Okay, and let's count them!
00:06:54Okay!
00:06:55Whoa!
00:06:56Whoa!
00:06:57Uh-oh!
00:06:58I think they got a little wobbly!
00:06:59Don't worry, Fred!
00:07:00Okay, here we go!
00:07:01Let's line up all the eggs
00:07:03and we can see how many we found!
00:07:05Whoa!
00:07:06Look how many there are!
00:07:07Well, it looks like we have a lot here!
00:07:09Okay, I think we're just about ready!
00:07:11Ready?
00:07:12Ready?
00:07:13Go!
00:07:141, 2, 3, 4,
00:07:165, 6, 7,
00:07:188, 9, 10!
00:07:2010 dinosaur eggs!
00:07:28Whoa!
00:07:29Do you hear that?
00:07:30Yeah!
00:07:31It sounds like...
00:07:32They're hatching!
00:07:33Whoa!
00:07:34Whoa, they're shaking too!
00:07:36Whoa!
00:07:37Whoa!
00:07:38Here we go!
00:07:39Whoa!
00:07:41Oh!
00:07:42A little baby Triceratops!
00:07:44Aw, they're so cute!
00:07:45Look!
00:07:46Aw!
00:07:47Three triplets!
00:07:49Three triplet Triceratops?
00:07:52Tri-triplets?
00:07:53Oh, that's funny!
00:07:54Oh!
00:07:55Aw, and they're so cute!
00:07:57Aw, well, I had so much fun on our play date today!
00:08:00Thank you for helping us find and count
00:08:02all of those mama dinosaur eggs!
00:08:04Yeah, great job, Fred!
00:08:05We'll see you soon!
00:08:06Bye!
00:08:07Bye!
00:08:08Rawr!
00:08:10Rawr!
00:08:11Rawr!
00:08:12Rawr!
00:08:13Rawr!
00:08:15Hey!
00:08:16It's me, Flippy!
00:08:17Did you see what I was just doing?
00:08:20I was acting like a dinosaur!
00:08:23Rawr!
00:08:24Rawr!
00:08:26That's so silly!
00:08:27Yeah, and today we're at Santa Barbara,
00:08:30Museum of Natural History in Santa Barbara, California!
00:08:34And I have a great idea.
00:08:36Why don't you and I go inside
00:08:38and see if we can find some dinosaurs!
00:08:40Yeah, let's go!
00:08:42Rawr!
00:08:43Rawr!
00:08:44Rawr!
00:08:45Rawr!
00:08:47Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo!
00:08:51Wow, I'm having a lot of fun!
00:08:54Oh, look at this!
00:08:57Prehistoric forest?
00:08:59Wow, prehistoric?
00:09:00Yeah, that was a really long time ago.
00:09:03And actually, at a point of prehistoric times,
00:09:06There was dinosaurs!
00:09:08I love dinosaurs.
00:09:09Do you love dinosaurs?
00:09:11Yeah!
00:09:12Roar!
00:09:14Did you hear that?
00:09:16Yeah, that was a dinosaur roaring.
00:09:19Whoa!
00:09:20Ha, ha, ha!
00:09:21Whoa!
00:09:22Huh!
00:09:23Whoa!
00:09:24Whoa!
00:09:26What is this?
00:09:28Wow, looks like a really colorful book.
00:09:31I wonder what's inside.
00:09:33Whoa!
00:09:35All right.
00:09:38Wow, there's a letter, a message.
00:09:41It says, find these five dinosaurs
00:09:44in the prehistoric forest.
00:09:46We're there right now.
00:09:48Then choose your favorite dino and color it.
00:09:51Whoa, cool!
00:09:53All right, looks like we have to find these dinosaurs.
00:09:56Whoa, cool!
00:09:59There's three dinosaurs.
00:10:01Ooh, four and five.
00:10:02All right, let's find all five of these dinosaurs
00:10:05and then we'll color one.
00:10:06This is gonna be so much fun.
00:10:08Yeah!
00:10:09Ha, ha!
00:10:10Wow!
00:10:11Whoa!
00:10:12Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:13Whoa!
00:10:14Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:14Whoa!
00:10:15Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:16Ha, ha!
00:10:17Whoa!
00:10:18Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:19Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:19Whoa!
00:10:20Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:21Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:22Whoa!
00:10:23Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:24Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:24Ha, ha, ha!
00:10:25Whoa!
00:10:26Did you hear that?
00:10:27Yeah, this dinosaur just roared!
00:10:29So cool!
00:10:30Do you know what kind of dinosaur this is?
00:10:33Hmm, it does have plates on its back.
00:10:36Huh, I wonder if it's in this book.
00:10:38All right, is it this dinosaur?
00:10:42No, let's see.
00:10:44Oh, what about this one?
00:10:48Definitely not, could be this one.
00:10:51Close, but that's not it.
00:10:53Huh, what about that one?
00:10:56No, is it this one?
00:10:59Yeah, you could tell by all those plates.
00:11:03Oh, I know what kind of dinosaur this is.
00:11:06It's a stegosaurus.
00:11:08Yeah, I could tell because the plates on its back.
00:11:11Every stegosaurus have at least 17 plates.
00:11:15Yeah, or more, so cool.
00:11:17And they actually are herbivores.
00:11:20That means they eat plants.
00:11:22I like eating plants too.
00:11:25Yeah, like lettuce or like salad and spinach.
00:11:29Yum, so healthy.
00:11:31Okay, hey, we should probably check this box off
00:11:34so we can keep track of what dinosaurs we find.
00:11:37All right, made a little X right there.
00:11:40Wow, perfect.
00:11:44Whoa, cool.
00:11:45All right, let's keep exploring
00:11:47and see what other dinosaurs we can find.
00:11:49Yeah, see ya.
00:11:55♪♪
00:12:00Please do not touch or feed the dinosaurs.
00:12:05Okay, I definitely won't touch or feed the dinosaurs.
00:12:09Whoa, check it out, another dinosaur.
00:12:12Whoa, do you know what kind of dinosaur this is?
00:12:16Well, it looks like it has some horns.
00:12:19Oh, there's a baby right there.
00:12:21Hello, hey.
00:12:24All right, let's see if we can find the dinosaur in the book.
00:12:28Is it this dinosaur?
00:12:31Oh, yeah, you're right, it is.
00:12:35All right, we need to mark it off right here.
00:12:38Yeah, you know what kind of dinosaur that is?
00:12:41Yeah, it's a triceratops.
00:12:44Do you know how we know?
00:12:45Yeah, come here, I'll show you.
00:12:50Wow, all right, do you see the horns?
00:12:53Yeah, let's count them together.
00:12:56One, two.
00:12:58Roar!
00:13:01Ha-ha-ha, three, three horns.
00:13:05Yeah, its name is triceratops.
00:13:08Tri, T-R-I.
00:13:10Tri means three.
00:13:13Yeah, so this is a triceratops.
00:13:16Wow, good job.
00:13:18Well, let's keep exploring
00:13:19and see what other kind of dinosaurs we can find.
00:13:22Yeah.
00:13:34Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo, check it out, another dinosaur.
00:13:38Wow, this dinosaur looks so cool.
00:13:42Well, hey, let's see if this dinosaur is in our book.
00:13:45Whoa, hey, dinosaur.
00:13:48All right, okay, well, it's not this one.
00:13:50Yeah, because this one's the triceratops, remember?
00:13:53Yeah, all right, what about one of these two?
00:13:57Is it this one?
00:13:59Definitely not.
00:14:00What about this one?
00:14:02Oh, yeah, it does look like this one.
00:14:05Good job, we found another dinosaur.
00:14:08All right, let's check it off.
00:14:11Put a little X right there.
00:14:13Wow, awesome.
00:14:15Well, this dinosaur does look really cool,
00:14:18but I don't know the name of this dinosaur.
00:14:21Huh, I wonder what kind of dinosaur this is.
00:14:25Oh, hey, who are you?
00:14:27I'm Jenna, I'm the Director of Education.
00:14:29Wow, that's cool.
00:14:31So that means you know a lot about dinosaurs?
00:14:33I do know a lot about dinosaurs.
00:14:35Wow, well, my friends and I were just trying
00:14:37to think of this dinosaur's name.
00:14:39Do you know its name?
00:14:40I do, this is an Eoplocephalus.
00:14:43Eoplocephalus, that's hard to say.
00:14:46Wow, do you know any cool facts about this dinosaur?
00:14:49I know a lot of cool facts about this dinosaur.
00:14:52Wow.
00:14:53It's covered in armor from its head
00:14:55all the way down to its tail.
00:14:57Wow.
00:14:57It's got spikes on its back, horns on its head,
00:15:01and even a club tail.
00:15:02Oh, yeah, the club tail.
00:15:04Ooh, and the spikes and the horns?
00:15:07Wow, and the really thick armor skin.
00:15:10Why does this dinosaur have all of that?
00:15:12Yeah, this dinosaur has all of those features
00:15:15to protect it from predators.
00:15:17Whoa, that's really cool.
00:15:19Well, thank you so much for teaching us
00:15:21the name of this dinosaur and some fun facts.
00:15:24Is there any other dinosaurs that you could show us?
00:15:26Oh, absolutely.
00:15:27All right, let's go.
00:15:28Ha ha ha.
00:15:29Ha ha ha.
00:15:30Ha ha ha.
00:15:30Ha ha ha.
00:15:31Ha ha ha.
00:15:32Ha ha ha.
00:15:33Ha ha ha.
00:15:34Ha ha ha.
00:15:35Ha ha ha.
00:15:35Ha ha ha.
00:15:36Ha ha ha.
00:15:37Ha ha ha.
00:15:38Ha ha ha.
00:15:39Ha ha ha.
00:15:40Whoa, another dinosaur, yeah.
00:15:43Whoa, this is a really cool looking dinosaur.
00:15:46Wow, should we check to see if it's in the book?
00:15:49Let's check.
00:15:50All right.
00:15:50Ha ha.
00:15:51All right, let's see.
00:15:52Oh, well, it's not this dinosaur.
00:15:54We already found that dinosaur.
00:15:56Ooh, is it this dinosaur?
00:16:00No.
00:16:01Okay, we found that one.
00:16:03Let's see, what about this dinosaur?
00:16:07Oh, yeah, it is.
00:16:09Wow, good job.
00:16:11Thanks so much for helping us find this dinosaur.
00:16:14All right, let's check it off.
00:16:16There we go.
00:16:17Wow, that's awesome.
00:16:20Well, what kind of dinosaur is this?
00:16:22This is a Parasaurolophus.
00:16:24Parasaurolophus.
00:16:27Wow, that's a hard name to say.
00:16:29And what's that thing on its head?
00:16:31Is that a horn?
00:16:32It's actually not a horn.
00:16:34It's actually a sinus.
00:16:36A sinus, like it connects to the nose?
00:16:38It connects to its nose.
00:16:40Wow, why do they have that?
00:16:42Well, they use it almost like a trombone.
00:16:45They suck in air and then they blow it out
00:16:47as a really loud, deep sound.
00:16:50Oh, I know what a trombone is.
00:16:52Vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom.
00:16:54Cool.
00:16:55Whoa, and look at its mouth, it's really wide.
00:16:59Yeah, it's so it can hold hundreds of teeth.
00:17:01Oh, really?
00:17:02Like really strong, big, sharp, massive teeth?
00:17:08Well, actually more of a lot of little teeth.
00:17:12Oh, that's cool.
00:17:14What does it eat with its teeth?
00:17:15It eats lots and lots of plants, a lot of plants.
00:17:18Wow, really?
00:17:19And do they then grow in and then stay there forever?
00:17:22Well, no, they're constantly losing their teeth,
00:17:25kind of like little kids do.
00:17:27And then new teeth grow in and they eat more plants.
00:17:29Wow, that is really cool.
00:17:31Thank you so much for teaching us about these two dinosaurs.
00:17:35You're welcome, Blippi.
00:17:36I've got more dinosaur things to do today.
00:17:38All right, see you later.
00:17:40Thank you so much.
00:17:41Wow, that was really nice of her.
00:17:43All right, so we found four dinosaurs,
00:17:46but we need to find five dinosaurs.
00:17:48So there must be one more dinosaur around here.
00:17:51Oh, another dinosaur.
00:17:54Wow, this dinosaur looks so big and furious.
00:18:01All right, let's see if this dinosaur is in our book.
00:18:04All right, it's not that one.
00:18:07Is it this one?
00:18:09Yeah, it's our last dinosaur.
00:18:12Good job.
00:18:13All right, let's check it off.
00:18:17There we go.
00:18:18Whoa, all right.
00:18:21Hey, do you know what kind of dinosaur this is?
00:18:25Yeah, it's a T-Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex.
00:18:30Rawr, rawr, rawr.
00:18:32Rawr, rawr.
00:18:36So big and fierce, but cute teeny little arms.
00:18:40Whoa.
00:18:42And do you see its teeth?
00:18:43Yeah, they are very big and very sharp.
00:18:47Yeah, and they're actually shaped like a banana.
00:18:51Wow, T-Rexes are so cool because their jaws are so strong.
00:18:56They're actually the most strongest jawed dinosaur
00:18:59that we know of.
00:19:01Wow, and actually, what we think now,
00:19:04the juveniles, the teenagers of T-Rexes
00:19:07actually might've had some feathers.
00:19:09Wow, T-Rexes are so cool.
00:19:14All right, now let's go pick a dinosaur and color it in.
00:19:18This is gonna be fun.
00:19:20Yeah.
00:19:28Whoa.
00:19:30Wow, wasn't that so much fun
00:19:32learning about those five dinosaurs?
00:19:35Wow, they were all so big
00:19:37and it was cool to learn about what they eat.
00:19:39Whoa, and their teeth.
00:19:41Rawr.
00:19:42All right, let's decide which dinosaur we should color.
00:19:47All right, let's see.
00:19:48The Triceratops or one of these two.
00:19:53Huh, let's see.
00:19:55How about, I was supposed to pick my favorite dinosaur
00:20:00out of these five.
00:20:01The T-Rex is pretty cool,
00:20:04but I don't know if I can pick my favorite
00:20:07because they're all so cool.
00:20:09Well, hey, why don't we color the Stegosaurus
00:20:13so then we can color the plates all different colors?
00:20:17Wow.
00:20:18All right, first let's take the green one.
00:20:21Ooh, here you go, Stegosaurus.
00:20:23Ooh, nice green plate.
00:20:26Ooh, how about red?
00:20:28Whoa, there you go.
00:20:29Whoa, this is gonna be a very colorful Stegosaurus.
00:20:34Yeah, I used orange, one of my two favorite colors.
00:20:38Ooh, we'll use my second other favorite color.
00:20:41Yeah, blue.
00:20:42Here we go.
00:20:44Whoa, so colorful.
00:20:46Yeah, do you remember what Stegosaurus eat?
00:20:50Yeah, plants because they're herbivores.
00:20:53How about pink?
00:20:54Hmm, here you go.
00:20:56Yeah, pink.
00:20:58Ooh, and let's do the last plate as purple.
00:21:02Whoa, look at that.
00:21:05Now that is a colorful Stegosaurus.
00:21:08All right, last but not least, a green Scribble, whee.
00:21:13There we go.
00:21:15Oh, hey, I have an idea.
00:21:16Why don't we take green and draw a plant right here?
00:21:20Yeah, like it's eating.
00:21:22Ooh, there you go.
00:21:23It's kind of hard to see.
00:21:25Wow, what a great Stegosaurus.
00:21:29Very colorful.
00:21:30They didn't look like this back then,
00:21:32but it still looks really cool.
00:21:36Whoa, that was so much fun
00:21:39learning about dinosaurs with you.
00:21:42I sure do love dinosaurs.
00:21:44What magnificent creatures they were.
00:21:47Well, this is the end of this video,
00:21:49but if you wanna watch more of my videos,
00:21:52all you have to do is search for my name.
00:21:54Will you spell my name with me?
00:21:56Yeah, B-L-I-P-P-I, Blippi.
00:22:02Good job.
00:22:03All right, well, I'm gonna keep this book right here
00:22:06so then the next person that comes here,
00:22:08they can color one of their favorite dinosaurs.
00:22:11Yeah, all right, see you later.
00:22:13Buh-bye.
00:22:14Buh-bye.
00:22:18Hey, it's me, Blippi,
00:22:19and today we're here at Dinosaur Encounters
00:22:23where there are so many dinosaurs.
00:22:25Whoa, hello.
00:22:30Whoa, check it out.
00:22:31It's a Velociraptor.
00:22:33Whoa, are you a friendly Velociraptor?
00:22:38Whoa, that's so cool.
00:22:40Whoa, are you a friendly Velociraptor?
00:22:44Aw, it's really friendly.
00:22:46And what's your name?
00:22:49Pumpkin?
00:22:50Aw, that's a great name.
00:22:52Well, it's nice to meet you, Pumpkin.
00:22:53You know, Pumpkin,
00:22:54we've been meeting a lot of dinosaurs today.
00:22:57Do you think you could show me and us
00:22:59how to walk like a raptor?
00:23:01Okay, let's do it.
00:23:07Whoa, check it out.
00:23:10Whoa, did you see that?
00:23:13Yeah, the raptor walks up on two legs instead of four,
00:23:18kind of like this.
00:23:20Can you walk like a raptor with us?
00:23:22Okay, here we go.
00:23:33Whoa, that was great.
00:23:34Thank you, Pumpkin.
00:23:36Oh, and Pumpkin, I also wanted to ask,
00:23:38how does a Velociraptor roar?
00:23:45Whoa, that was so loud.
00:23:48Great roar.
00:23:49Ooh, can you roar like Pumpkin?
00:23:52Okay, on the count of three.
00:23:54Are you ready?
00:23:55One, two, three, roar.
00:24:03Whoa, Pumpkin, that was a really big roar.
00:24:07Oh, and speaking of big roars,
00:24:09have you seen a T-Rex around here anywhere?
00:24:13Oh, over there?
00:24:15Okay, let's go see if we can find one.
00:24:17Bye, Pumpkin.
00:24:20Wait a minute.
00:24:24Whoa, check it out.
00:24:26I found a baby dinosaur that was all alone.
00:24:29Oh, what's your name, baby dinosaur?
00:24:33Whoa, its name is Speckles.
00:24:36Oh, that's a really great name.
00:24:38But why were you all alone?
00:24:40I didn't see any grownup dinosaurs taking care of you.
00:24:46Oh no, you're lost?
00:24:48Aw, that's kind of sad,
00:24:50but luckily, Flippy's here to save the day.
00:24:52Yeah, we can help find Speckles' daycare.
00:24:55Yeah, take it back to the grownup dinosaur
00:24:57that was taking care of you.
00:24:59Does that sound good?
00:25:01Whoa, whoa, okay, let's go help Speckles.
00:25:06Come on.
00:25:12Whoa, whoa, yeah.
00:25:17We did it, we found the daycare
00:25:19and the grownup dinosaur taking care of Speckles.
00:25:22Oh, look, it's Speckles.
00:25:25Oh, but shh, looks like Speckles is taking a nap.
00:25:28Aw, that's a pretty cute dinosaur.
00:25:31Well, thank you for taking care of Speckles.
00:25:34Oh, was there something you wanted to tell me?
00:25:39Aw, that's so great.
00:25:42Yeah, they said that we can go inside
00:25:44and play at the daycare with all the other baby dinosaurs.
00:25:50Whoa, I wonder what kinds we'll find.
00:25:53Woo-hoo.
00:26:03Whoa, check it out.
00:26:05There are dinosaurs here.
00:26:07It looks like someone's pulling a train along
00:26:10and there's a dinosaur in an orange car,
00:26:13a blue one, and a red car seat.
00:26:17Whoa, no way, look.
00:26:20This one's playing with a little toy truck.
00:26:22It's a garbage truck.
00:26:25Yeah, I just love a garbage truck.
00:26:31Yeah, picking up all the trash and recycling.
00:26:34Whoa, and look at this.
00:26:37It's a little school bus.
00:26:42The wheels on the bus go rar, rar, rar.
00:26:46That's silly.
00:26:47Whoa, and look.
00:26:50There's a really bumpy, spiky dinosaur
00:26:54and it looks like it's pulling the train along
00:26:55with its tail.
00:26:58Oh, hey, do you know what kind of dinosaur this is?
00:27:03I'll give you a hint.
00:27:04It's spiky with a tail like a hammer.
00:27:09Yeah, that's right.
00:27:10It's a baby ankylosaurus.
00:27:12Aw, it's so cute.
00:27:15Let's go meet some new dinosaurs.
00:27:19Whoa, look, they're playing on a seesaw or a teeter-totter.
00:27:28Here, I'll give you a push.
00:27:30Whoa, look at them go.
00:27:33And these dinosaurs, they're baby triceratops.
00:27:37Aw, they're having a lot of fun playing
00:27:39and they're so stylish.
00:27:41They're wearing bow ties.
00:27:43Well, wait a minute, two tied triceratops
00:27:49on a teeter-totter.
00:27:51Whoa, that is a lot of T's.
00:27:55Well, I'll see you later, triceratops.
00:27:57Here we go.
00:27:59Rar.
00:28:02Whoa, do you see what it is?
00:28:04It's a giant T-Rex mouth.
00:28:08Yeah, and this one right here sure looks really bouncy.
00:28:11Whoa.
00:28:14And it looks like you can bounce and slide
00:28:17all the way to the top and all the way to the bottom.
00:28:21See you soon.
00:28:21Here we go.
00:28:24Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:28:32One, two, three, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:28:43That was one bouncy T-Rex.
00:28:46Hey, wait a minute.
00:28:48You know what sound a T-Rex makes?
00:28:51Hmm.
00:28:53Yeah, that's right.
00:28:54A T-Rex makes a really big, really loud roar.
00:29:00Will you roar like a T-Rex with me?
00:29:03Okay, let's do it.
00:29:05Are you ready?
00:29:06Set, roar.
00:29:09Roar, roar, roar, roar, roar.
00:29:17Roar.
00:29:19Well, that was pretty fun roaring like a T-Rex.
00:29:22But wait a minute.
00:29:24This right here is a T-Rex, but it's a bouncy T-Rex.
00:29:29I wanna find a real T-Rex.
00:29:32I just know if we keep exploring,
00:29:33we definitely can find one.
00:29:35Woohoo.
00:29:38Whoa, I can't wait to learn about dinosaurs
00:29:41and be a paleontologist.
00:29:44And do you know, dinosaurs like to eat all kinds of things.
00:29:47Some are carnivores.
00:29:50Ooh, that means they like to eat meat.
00:29:53And other dinosaurs are herbivores.
00:29:56Ooh, and that means they like to eat plants and vegetables.
00:30:00I found some really big dinosaurs that are all herbivores
00:30:03because they love those green veggies.
00:30:07Come on.
00:30:07Whoa, whoa, look at this dinosaur.
00:30:15It's so big.
00:30:16Hello.
00:30:20This dinosaur is called a stegosaurus.
00:30:24Wow.
00:30:26And this is definitely one big dinosaur.
00:30:30It's really big, but don't worry, it's an herbivore.
00:30:34Yeah, it loves to eat plants and veggies.
00:30:38See, it looks nice.
00:30:39Aw, hello.
00:30:42Oh, are you having a good day today?
00:30:45Aw, it looks like he is.
00:30:48Oh, and did you know something?
00:30:50Stegosauruses have plates on their back.
00:30:53Yeah, just like this.
00:30:55See, whoa, it kind of looks like a leaf or a triangle.
00:31:02One, two, three, three sides on a triangle.
00:31:08These plates are really important
00:31:10because they protect the stegosaurus,
00:31:12but also they help to regulate its temperature.
00:31:16Basically, it keeps it nice and cool when it's hot out
00:31:20and nice and warm when it's cool.
00:31:23Aw, you are so cute.
00:31:25Well, let's see how long this stegosaurus is.
00:31:30It's pretty long.
00:31:33Whoa, it's huge.
00:31:35It's huge.
00:31:37Oh, and look, there's another one.
00:31:40Come on.
00:31:43Oh, no way.
00:31:45It's a cute little baby stegosaurus.
00:31:48That stegosaurus from earlier was a mama.
00:31:51Aw, hello, little baby.
00:31:53Aw, this is such a cute little baby stegosaurus.
00:31:58Yeah, these stegosauruses are really nice.
00:32:01And did you know their brains
00:32:03were the size of a ping pong ball?
00:32:05Whoa, that's pretty small.
00:32:08Yeah, us humans, we have a brain
00:32:11the size of 10 tennis balls.
00:32:14Whoa.
00:32:19That's a lot.
00:32:22Well, you are one cute baby dinosaur.
00:32:25I'll see you later, okay?
00:32:26I'm gonna go say hi to some of your friends.
00:32:28Bye-bye.
00:32:29Let's go.
00:32:34Maybe we can feed a dinosaur.
00:32:35Come on.
00:32:45Whoa, look at these dinosaurs.
00:32:51Wow, check it out.
00:32:55Whoa, I can't believe we're so close to actual dinosaurs.
00:33:00Oh, hello there.
00:33:02Yeah, these dinosaurs are called pachycephalosaurus.
00:33:07Whoa, hello.
00:33:09Would you like a little snack?
00:33:11Okay, here we go.
00:33:16Oh, look, he took it.
00:33:19Aw, that's very sweet.
00:33:21Yeah, a pachycephalosaurus is also an herbivore.
00:33:26See, it's munching on some leaves.
00:33:29Yeah, it also has a really big head.
00:33:33Look.
00:33:34Whoa, it's so smooth.
00:33:37Yeah, it has some spikes on it,
00:33:39but the pachycephalosaurus has this nice, smooth head
00:33:43that's really, really strong.
00:33:45Yeah, it's strong so that it can protect it,
00:33:48but also for fashion.
00:33:50Woo-hoo.
00:33:52Aw, you are so sweet.
00:33:55Oh, excuse me.
00:33:56Looks like this dinosaur has a friend.
00:33:59Aw, well, see you soon.
00:34:02I think I see another dinosaur.
00:34:05And this next dinosaur, I'm sure you'll know.
00:34:08I'll give you a hint.
00:34:10It has horns.
00:34:12Come on.
00:34:19Whoa, check it out.
00:34:20It's another kind of herbivore.
00:34:22This dinosaur is called a triceratops.
00:34:25Yeah, and these dinosaurs are super easy to spot
00:34:28because they have one, two, three horns on their head.
00:34:34You see, like this.
00:34:38Whoa, yeah, and this is a mommy triceratops,
00:34:42and it's here with the baby triceratops.
00:34:46Aw, it's so cute.
00:34:47And look, it even has a beak.
00:34:50Yeah, and the three horns of a triceratops
00:34:53are very important because they use them for protection,
00:34:56but also to get the attention of other triceratops.
00:35:00You and I, yeah, we might wave like this.
00:35:03Hello, hi there, hello.
00:35:07But a triceratops would probably use its horns like this.
00:35:11Hello, hello, whoa.
00:35:15Whoa, I'm a little bit dizzy
00:35:17after all that triceratops waving.
00:35:20Wait a minute, do you hear that?
00:35:24It's another dinosaur, come on.
00:35:31We did it, it's the T-Rex dinosaur.
00:35:35Oh, I think it's friendly.
00:35:37Let's go say hello.
00:35:39Hello, Mr. T-Rex.
00:35:43Whoa, he is friendly, that's so great.
00:35:48How are you today?
00:35:50Awesome.
00:35:53Hey, did you know that T-Rex dinosaurs
00:35:56are really, really big?
00:35:58Yeah, they can grow over 40 feet long.
00:36:03Whoa, that is really long.
00:36:05And they have giant teeth the size of bananas.
00:36:09You know, that's because a T-Rex is a carnivore,
00:36:13which means instead of being an herbivore, they eat meat.
00:36:17Yeah, well, it was nice to meet you.
00:36:23Oh, thanks.
00:36:25See you soon, Mr. T-Rex, bye-bye.
00:36:30Whoa, that was awesome.
00:36:32I had so much fun with you today.
00:36:34Yeah, we found the T-Rex
00:36:36and we were really great paleontologists.
00:36:39We learned so many things
00:36:41and saw an awful lot of dinosaurs.
00:36:44Well, that's the end of this video.
00:36:46But if you want to watch more of my videos,
00:36:48all you have to do is search for my name.
00:36:50Hey, can you spell my name with me?
00:36:53Okay, here we go, ready?
00:36:57B-L-I-P-P-I, Blippi, good job.
00:37:02Well, I'll see you soon, bye-bye.
00:37:12Hey, it's me, Blippi, and look at where we're at.
00:37:16Today, we're at the Aquarium of Boise in Boise, Idaho.
00:37:20And this aquarium has a lot of cute animals.
00:37:24Yeah, do you like animals?
00:37:26Yeah, I love animals too.
00:37:28And today, you and I can learn about some animals.
00:37:31Let's go.
00:37:33Whoa, and look in here.
00:37:35Whoa, looks like we have some turtles.
00:37:39Oh, hello, turtle, look at it.
00:37:42Whoa, oh, come over here.
00:37:44See this one?
00:37:45Yeah, it's pretty big.
00:37:47Actually, they're gonna get way bigger.
00:37:50Yeah, and these are actually soft-shelled turtles.
00:37:53You know how most of the time,
00:37:55turtles, their shells are really, really hard?
00:37:58Yeah, these, their shells are soft.
00:38:01Interesting, did you see how long its neck was?
00:38:04Whoa, whoa, check it out, a ball python.
00:38:09Whoa, it's so colorful.
00:38:11Yeah, it looks like the color yellow.
00:38:15Yeah, like the sun.
00:38:16Whoa, look at him just hanging out on that log.
00:38:19Hello, and did you see its eyes?
00:38:22Yeah, they look reddish.
00:38:25Super cool.
00:38:27Snakes are awesome.
00:38:30Whoa, and look down here.
00:38:31Whoa, this is a way bigger snake.
00:38:35Whoa, I know what kind of snake this is.
00:38:38This is a Colombian red-tailed boa.
00:38:41Whoa, look at him just hanging out on the soil.
00:38:46Yeah, he kind of looks like the soil color.
00:38:49Yeah, brown and dark brown and black and tan.
00:38:53He does blend in pretty well.
00:38:55Whoa, whoa, hey, oh, there's someone right here.
00:39:03Oh, hey, who are you?
00:39:05I'm Penny, who are you?
00:39:07I'm Blippi.
00:39:08It's nice to meet you, Blippi.
00:39:09Nice to meet you.
00:39:10Do you work here?
00:39:11I do work here.
00:39:13Really, what do you do?
00:39:14I'm the lead reptile handler here.
00:39:16Wow, that's really cool.
00:39:18I really like reptiles.
00:39:19Me too.
00:39:20There's one right here.
00:39:22This is my friend, Sheila.
00:39:23Ooh, really, Sheila?
00:39:25Whoa, what kind of reptile is she?
00:39:26Sheila is a bearded dragon.
00:39:28Ooh, a bearded dragon.
00:39:30Yeah, I've seen one of those before.
00:39:32Have you ever pet a bearded dragon before?
00:39:35I don't know.
00:39:36Can I pet it?
00:39:37Yes, she looks super friendly.
00:39:39Okay, all right.
00:39:40Hey, Sheila.
00:39:43All right.
00:39:44So this is my friend, Sheila.
00:39:46Okay, we go just like this?
00:39:48Yep, just like that.
00:39:50Nice and gentle.
00:39:50Wow, kind of pokey, but not really.
00:39:54I mean, kind of soft though.
00:39:56Right, so her scales are kind of pokey, kind of soft.
00:39:59They're made of the same stuff
00:40:00that makes your fingernails called keratin.
00:40:02Keratin, cool.
00:40:06Look at her.
00:40:08So you'll notice she has this really cute, big beard.
00:40:12That's where she gets her name.
00:40:13Oh, bearded dragon.
00:40:15That makes sense.
00:40:17And what does she eat?
00:40:18She's an omnivore.
00:40:19So that means she eats a lot of different things.
00:40:22She eats fruits, vegetables, and insects.
00:40:24Oh, wow, cool.
00:40:26And where does it come from?
00:40:28She comes from Australia.
00:40:29Wow, cool.
00:40:31Wow, what a really cool animal.
00:40:33Well, when was the last time she ate?
00:40:36Ooh, I don't know.
00:40:37She might be hungry.
00:40:38Do you want to try to offer her a snack?
00:40:39Oh, I would love to.
00:40:41Hopefully she's hungry.
00:40:42Follow me.
00:40:45All right.
00:40:46All right, here you go, Sheila.
00:40:49All right.
00:40:50Wow, I'm so curious to see if she's hungry.
00:40:53Wow, what do we have?
00:40:55So today we're gonna be feeding Sheila some mealworms.
00:40:58Check it out, some mealworms.
00:41:01Those look yummy, if you're Sheila.
00:41:04All right, let's see if she's hungry.
00:41:05All right, I'm gonna give them to you.
00:41:07Oh, okay.
00:41:08There you go.
00:41:09All right, so just put all three right in front of her?
00:41:11You can put all three or you can put them in a line
00:41:13and she will chase after them.
00:41:15There we go.
00:41:16Here you go, mealworm.
00:41:19There we go.
00:41:20The wigglier, the better.
00:41:21All right, let's see if she's hungry.
00:41:25Are you hungry, Sheila?
00:41:26Whoa.
00:41:27So how old is Sheila?
00:41:29Sheila is four.
00:41:30Whoa.
00:41:31And she's really good at sitting still.
00:41:33Whoa, yeah.
00:41:34I mean, she hasn't moved one bit for a little bit.
00:41:37She's just looking around the environment.
00:41:40Yeah, maybe she'll see the mealworm soon.
00:41:43Whoa.
00:41:44We'll see.
00:41:45Whoa, what else is cool about Sheila?
00:41:48So Sheila loves these bugs.
00:41:50Usually if we can get her to run for them,
00:41:52that would be wonderful.
00:41:54She has a big, fat, sticky tongue
00:41:56that she likes to use to eat those bugs.
00:41:58Is it long or short?
00:41:59It's not very long.
00:42:00It's really short and stubby.
00:42:01It kind of stays in her mouth.
00:42:02Oh, cool.
00:42:05Maybe she's not hungry.
00:42:06Maybe not.
00:42:07Sometimes, sometimes that happens.
00:42:09You get food and you're not hungry.
00:42:10Yeah, exactly.
00:42:12And then what are her claws for?
00:42:14Her claws she uses for digging.
00:42:16Oh, digging.
00:42:16Yeah.
00:42:17What's she digging for?
00:42:18So she would use her claws to dig a burrow
00:42:21for her to live in or for her to lay her eggs.
00:42:23Whoa, that's really cool.
00:42:25Yeah.
00:42:26Whoa.
00:42:26Well, thank you so much for letting us try to feed Sheila.
00:42:30We tried.
00:42:31Yeah.
00:42:32All right, I have another friend
00:42:34that I'd like to show you.
00:42:35Really?
00:42:36I'm gonna put Sheila away first though.
00:42:37So you have fun exploring.
00:42:38Okay, Blippi?
00:42:39All right, I'll be back in a bit.
00:42:40Let's keep exploring.
00:42:41Whoa, check it out.
00:42:44It's a giant spider.
00:42:47Whoa.
00:42:47This is my friend Raj.
00:42:49She's a tarantula.
00:42:50Oh, hey Raj.
00:42:51Whoa, and this is a tarantula.
00:42:54What kind of tarantula?
00:42:55She is a rose hair tarantula.
00:42:57Rose hair.
00:42:58And where's she from?
00:42:59So she's from South America, from Chile.
00:43:01Oh, cool.
00:43:04She is very big.
00:43:05I'm so used to spiders that are really small.
00:43:08She is a lot bigger than house spiders,
00:43:10but she also moves a lot slower.
00:43:11You notice?
00:43:12Yeah, she is moving slower,
00:43:14but she still has eight legs, right?
00:43:16She does.
00:43:17She has eight legs, two spinnerets,
00:43:19and then her two helping hands up front.
00:43:22Whoa, cool.
00:43:24And does she have really sticky feet?
00:43:26She doesn't.
00:43:27She actually doesn't even have feet.
00:43:28They're called paws.
00:43:29Oh, paws.
00:43:30Yeah.
00:43:31Just like kitties and dogs.
00:43:32Whoa.
00:43:34So her paws are not sticky.
00:43:35Okay.
00:43:35So spiders can walk upside down,
00:43:36but it's because of two special hooks
00:43:39that they have on each foot or paw.
00:43:42Oh, like this?
00:43:42That helps them to hold on.
00:43:44Whoa, look, I'm a spider.
00:43:46Whoa, and does she spin a web?
00:43:48She does.
00:43:49So you'll notice she's using her hooks
00:43:51to hold on right now while I tip her.
00:43:53Her spinnerets that she uses to spin webs are on the back.
00:43:57Those two little black appendages
00:43:59that look kind of like fingers.
00:44:00Uh-huh.
00:44:01Oh, and what does she eat?
00:44:03She eats bugs.
00:44:04Bugs?
00:44:05Lots of bugs.
00:44:06She likes crickets and cockroaches.
00:44:07Whoa.
00:44:09Wow, she is so cool.
00:44:11And how old is she?
00:44:12Raj is eight years old.
00:44:14Eight?
00:44:15She's an adult female.
00:44:16Wow, that is really old.
00:44:19That's not as old as they get though.
00:44:20Believe it or not,
00:44:21they live to be over 20 years old.
00:44:24Wow, that is old.
00:44:25Yeah.
00:44:26Whoa.
00:44:27Well, that is really cool.
00:44:29And this is a really cool spider.
00:44:32Thank you so much for showing me, Raj.
00:44:34And thanks for being so kind to my friends.
00:44:36Yeah.
00:44:37See you later, Raj.
00:44:39I'm gonna keep exploring.
00:44:40All right, have fun.
00:44:41See ya.
00:44:43Whoa, check it out.
00:44:45A crested gecko.
00:44:47Whoa, they're so cool.
00:44:49And look.
00:44:50Yeah, it's just stuck to the side of the glass.
00:44:52Just hanging out.
00:44:53Hey, wait a second.
00:44:55A crested gecko.
00:44:56Yeah, that's Mika's favorite reptile.
00:44:59So cool.
00:45:00Hello.
00:45:03Whoa, cool.
00:45:05Look, a snake.
00:45:07He's actually not a snake.
00:45:09He's a legless lizard.
00:45:11Really?
00:45:12This isn't a snake?
00:45:13No, he kind of looks like a snake, huh?
00:45:15Yeah, he does.
00:45:16He doesn't even have legs.
00:45:17No, no legs.
00:45:19That's why they call it a legless lizard.
00:45:22Whoa, what's his name?
00:45:23His name is Tom Riddle.
00:45:24Oh, hello, Tom Riddle.
00:45:26I'm Lippy.
00:45:28He has a couple of features
00:45:29that separate him from snakes.
00:45:31Oh, what are they?
00:45:32So the first one is that he has eyelids.
00:45:34He can blink like you and I.
00:45:36Yeah.
00:45:37Snakes don't have eyelids.
00:45:38They don't blink.
00:45:38Nope, they don't have eyelids.
00:45:39He has these little holes behind his head.
00:45:41Those are actually his ears.
00:45:43Oh.
00:45:43Snakes don't have those either.
00:45:45Okay, that makes sense.
00:45:46Yeah.
00:45:47What about that line on the bottom?
00:45:49He has that line down his body
00:45:51because his bones are really rigid
00:45:53and he needs it to be able to breathe
00:45:55and swallow his food.
00:45:56Oh, so that expands?
00:45:58Yeah, because he's not as flexible as a snake.
00:46:00Okay.
00:46:01Whoa.
00:46:02And then is this his whole body like a snake?
00:46:05So Tom Riddle, being a lizard,
00:46:08his body actually ends right here.
00:46:10Oh, yeah.
00:46:11Two thirds of his body are just tail.
00:46:13Whoa, that's crazy.
00:46:14But a snake, their body goes all the way
00:46:17almost to the very end, right?
00:46:19Yep, that's right, it does.
00:46:21Whoa, and what does Tom Riddle like to eat?
00:46:23Tom Riddle likes to eat insects
00:46:26and he'll even eat baby animals.
00:46:29Really?
00:46:30Yeah, like small mice and things like that,
00:46:32but mostly he loves worms and snails.
00:46:34Whoa, okay.
00:46:35And where could you find Tom Riddle in the wild?
00:46:39In the wild, you could find him in South and Central Europe.
00:46:42So he'd be in and around Spain and Portugal
00:46:44and parts of Northern Italy.
00:46:45Okay, whoa.
00:46:47He's such a cool animal.
00:46:48May I touch him?
00:46:49You definitely can.
00:46:51Okay, whoa.
00:46:52He definitely kind of feels like a snake.
00:46:55Yeah, he does.
00:46:56But his scales are a little more hard
00:46:57and they lay over each other like armor.
00:47:00Not quite as flexible as a snake's scales.
00:47:02Wow, he's really smooth.
00:47:05Very smooth and glassy, huh?
00:47:07Yeah.
00:47:08That's another name for this guy,
00:47:09he's a glass lizard.
00:47:10Whoa, Tom Riddle is so cool.
00:47:14Thank you so much for letting me meet
00:47:16another one of your friends.
00:47:18Absolutely.
00:47:19Cool.
00:47:20Whoa, oh, hello.
00:47:23Check it out, it looks like a chameleon.
00:47:26He is a chameleon.
00:47:27This is my friend Tarzan
00:47:28and he's a panther chameleon.
00:47:30Oh, hey Tarzan.
00:47:32Whoa, a panther chameleon.
00:47:34Whoa, and he's very bright green.
00:47:36Does he change colors?
00:47:38He is bright green right now.
00:47:39He does change colors.
00:47:41Wow.
00:47:42So chameleons change colors
00:47:43to communicate with each other.
00:47:44Oh, that's really cool.
00:47:46So they change colors to let others,
00:47:48say chameleons, know something?
00:47:50Yes, or other animals like a big scary predator.
00:47:53They may turn black and red to say,
00:47:55I'm scary, don't mess with me.
00:47:56Oh, cool.
00:47:58Ooh, and he loves to crawl, huh?
00:48:00It looks like he grabs onto you
00:48:02with his weird looking hands.
00:48:04He does.
00:48:05Do you wanna see what that feels like?
00:48:07Sure.
00:48:08All right, he's very delicate,
00:48:09so be careful.
00:48:10Okay.
00:48:11Oh, hey Tarzan.
00:48:13Hey, how are you?
00:48:16Whoa, check it out.
00:48:18Holding a chameleon.
00:48:20So as he's walking,
00:48:22you'll notice on his feet,
00:48:23he has five toes,
00:48:25just like we do,
00:48:26but they're split,
00:48:27three and two.
00:48:28Okay.
00:48:29That's how he holds onto your fingers
00:48:31and to the vines in the canopy.
00:48:32Whoa, that's really cool.
00:48:35It looks like his eyes are pointing different directions.
00:48:39They do, yeah.
00:48:40So that's a special kind of vision
00:48:41called stereoscopic vision.
00:48:44And that means he has two independent visual fields.
00:48:47Whoa.
00:48:48So he could see that way and that way
00:48:51all at the same time?
00:48:52All at the same time.
00:48:53Whoa, cool.
00:48:54Look at his tail.
00:48:55It looks all curly.
00:48:56Why is that?
00:48:57His tail is super curly
00:48:59and it has another special name.
00:49:00It's called a prehensile tail.
00:49:03Whoa.
00:49:04He uses it like a safety line for holding on.
00:49:07Okay.
00:49:07Whoa, so he can like wrap it around a tree branch
00:49:10and hold on?
00:49:11Exactly.
00:49:12And that comes in handy when he's trying to eat
00:49:14and he has to use a secret weapon
00:49:17in order to catch his bugs.
00:49:18Really?
00:49:19Okay, so he loves to eat bugs?
00:49:21He does.
00:49:23What's the secret weapon?
00:49:24His secret weapon is a long, sticky tongue.
00:49:27Oh, cool.
00:49:28Do you think he's hungry?
00:49:29He might be.
00:49:30Let's find out.
00:49:31All right, Tarzan.
00:49:33Flippy, did you know that a chameleon's tongue
00:49:34is as long as its body?
00:49:36Really?
00:49:37I didn't know that.
00:49:38That's really long.
00:49:39His tongue is really long.
00:49:40Whoa.
00:49:41All right, let's see if he's hungry.
00:49:44Let's see.
00:49:45Tarzan is a little older,
00:49:46so his eyes are not as good as they used to be.
00:49:49Okay.
00:49:49So once he sees the bugs,
00:49:51let's see if we can get him to take it.
00:49:53Yeah.
00:49:56Whoa, that was awesome.
00:49:59Isn't that exciting?
00:50:00Yeah, it is a long, sticky tongue.
00:50:03Super long and sticky.
00:50:04Whoa, was that yummy, Tarzan?
00:50:07Whoa.
00:50:08Yeah, that was so cool.
00:50:09And speaking of cool,
00:50:10all of your animal friends are so cool.
00:50:13Thank you so much for letting me meet them.
00:50:15Thank you for coming to say hi today
00:50:17and helping me feed some of the animals.
00:50:19Yeah, no problem.
00:50:20My pleasure.
00:50:22Here you go.
00:50:23All right, I'll take my buddy.
00:50:24All right, see you later, Tarzan.
00:50:27Bye-bye.
00:50:27Thank you so much.
00:50:28It was fun.
00:50:29Thank you so much for coming to visit us, Flippy.
00:50:32Yeah, no problem.
00:50:33See you later.
00:50:34See you later.
00:50:35Wow, this has been so much fun.
00:50:37I sure do love animals.
00:50:41Whoa.
00:50:43Whoa, look up there.
00:50:45Yeah, it looks like a green iguana.
00:50:48Wow, green iguanas are so cool.
00:50:50Yeah, they're the color green.
00:50:53Oh, and look, doesn't it look really long?
00:50:57Yeah, this one isn't even full-sized yet.
00:51:00Yeah, when they get full-sized,
00:51:02they are up to seven feet long.
00:51:05Whoa, that's over two meters long.
00:51:08Basically, if I was to lay down
00:51:10next to a full-sized green iguana,
00:51:13they would be longer than me.
00:51:16Whoa, that is so cool.
00:51:18Oh, and this one's name is Azul.
00:51:21Huh, that's interesting.
00:51:23That means blue in Spanish.
00:51:26They could have named him Verde
00:51:28because that means green in Spanish.
00:51:31Well, still, Azul is a cool name.
00:51:34See you later, Azul.
00:51:35Wow, did you have fun today?
00:51:37Yeah, learning about all these reptiles.
00:51:40Wow, I sure did have a lot of fun with you.
00:51:44Well, this is the end of this video, though.
00:51:47But if you want to watch more of my videos,
00:51:49all you have to do is search for my name.
00:51:51Will you spell my name with me?
00:51:54Yeah, B-L-I-P-P-I, Blippi.
00:51:59Good job, see you again.
00:52:01Bye-bye.
00:52:04Ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff.
00:52:13Hey, it's me, Blippi.
00:52:17And today, we're here at Dinosaur Encounters, yeah.
00:52:20And there are all kinds of really cool dino vehicles here.
00:52:24And I think you and I should be dinosaur explorers, yeah.
00:52:29We can ride on those vehicles
00:52:31and learn all about dinosaurs together.
00:52:34Hey, and do you notice who else is here?
00:52:37It's a dinosaur.
00:52:40Aw, hello, dinosaur.
00:52:42Ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff.
00:52:43Oh, are you having a good day today?
00:52:47Whoa, looks like this is one happy dinosaur.
00:52:51Yeah, this dinosaur is a Triceratops.
00:52:55Do you know why?
00:52:57Yeah, that's because it has one, two, three horns.
00:53:05Whoa, you ride the scooter with me?
00:53:09Okay, I'm so ready to ride.
00:53:11But first things first, safety first, woo-hoo, woo.
00:53:16Don't forget to put on your helmet.
00:53:18Here we go.
00:53:21And now, it's time to ride and roar.
00:53:29Here we go, woo-hoo, hey, look at us go, woo, whoa.
00:53:37Whoa, you are one good Triceratops, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:53:47Wait a minute, I think I see something over here.
00:53:50See you soon, woo-hoo.
00:53:53Whoa, I can't wait to show you what I found.
00:53:57That Triceratops scooter was really fun,
00:53:59but this vehicle is even faster, even cooler,
00:54:03even more dinosaur-y, woo-hoo, look at this.
00:54:09Whoa, check it out, it's a dinosaur ATV.
00:54:14And it looks like this dinosaur ATV is a type of raptor.
00:54:19Whoa, see him?
00:54:22Hello, little raptor, aw.
00:54:25Yeah, and raptors go really fast, just like an ATV.
00:54:30Hey, did you know that ATV stands for all-terrain vehicle?
00:54:35Yeah, so you could drive this on the sidewalk
00:54:39or on dirt and mulch.
00:54:42Yeah, I think we're gonna go zooming through the dirt.
00:54:49Whoa, and look at this dinosaur here.
00:54:51Yeah, this raptor is all green.
00:54:56And whoa, it has kind of bumpy skin, scales,
00:55:03and some pretty sharp-looking teeth.
00:55:07Well, I think this ATV is gonna be really helpful
00:55:10to find more dinosaurs so we can learn all about them
00:55:12and become dinosaur explorers.
00:55:15You're ready to go?
00:55:17Let's go, yeah, here we go, woo-hoo.
00:55:28Whoa, check it out, it's a dinosaur.
00:55:32But I wonder what kind of dinosaur this is.
00:55:35Well, let's ask the dinosaur.
00:55:37Uh, hello, dinosaur.
00:55:40Maybe we can ask the dinosaur some hints.
00:55:44Are you an herbivore?
00:55:47Doesn't look like it.
00:55:49Well, do you walk on all four legs?
00:55:54Nope.
00:55:56Are you a T-Rex?
00:56:02I know, this dinosaur is an allosaurus.
00:56:07Yeah, they look an awful lot like a T-Rex,
00:56:10except this dinosaur has a striped tail
00:56:14that's really, really long.
00:56:16And did you know that allosaurus means different lizard?
00:56:22That's because they are reptiles just like lizards.
00:56:25And they have really big teeth.
00:56:30Do you see all the teeth?
00:56:32Yeah, allosaurus teeth, they fall out new teeth
00:56:40whenever they get a little bit too old and worn out.
00:56:43Well, this is a really cool dinosaur.
00:56:46It was nice to meet you, allosaurus.
00:56:49We should probably keep exploring.
00:56:51Oh, allosaurus, do you know where the velociraptors are?
00:56:57This allosaurus doesn't seem to know much.
00:56:59Well, see you later.
00:57:02Whoa, check it out, dinosaurs.
00:57:12But these aren't any kind of dinosaur.
00:57:15These are velociraptors.
00:57:18Good thing they're friendly.
00:57:19Hey, I think we should go say hi.
00:57:22Oh, hello.
00:57:24Aw, these dinosaurs are friendly.
00:57:27Oh, what are your names?
00:57:32Whoa.
00:57:33Oh, yeah, this raptor's name is Raffy.
00:57:37And this dinosaur's name is Pumpkin.
00:57:41Can I give you a pet?
00:57:43Aw, they're so nice.
00:57:47Whoa, and do you see?
00:57:49Look, they have really, really big teeth.
00:57:53That's because velociraptors are carnivores,
00:57:55which means they probably wouldn't like any leafy greens,
00:57:59but they certainly would like a hamburger.
00:58:01Yum.
00:58:04Did you also know that velociraptors are really, really fast?
00:58:09Ah!
00:58:10Whoa!
00:58:13Whoa!
00:58:15Ah!
00:58:17Whoa!
00:58:17Ah!
00:58:18Ah!
00:58:19Ah!
00:58:20Ah!
00:58:22Whoa, they're super fast.
00:58:25Come on.
00:58:26Oh.
00:58:28Whoa, look at what it is.
00:58:31Whoa, it's a myasaura.
00:58:34Aw, hello, myasaura.
00:58:37Aw, this is a really, really nice dinosaur.
00:58:40Yeah, myasaura means good mother dinosaur.
00:58:44Yeah, these dinosaurs, they're really good mothers.
00:58:47Yeah, when paleontologists discovered the myasaura,
00:58:51they found it near eggs.
00:58:53Yeah, because that was a mama dinosaur.
00:58:56Whoa, and speaking of eggs, check it out.
00:59:01All the dinosaur eggs.
00:59:03Whoa, there's so many here.
00:59:06Let's count the dinosaurs.
00:59:08One baby dinosaur, two baby dinosaurs,
00:59:12three baby dinosaurs, four baby dinosaurs,
00:59:16and look, five baby dinosaurs.
00:59:20Aw, hello, baby dinosaurs.
00:59:23We don't wanna get too close
00:59:24because we don't want to make the mother dinosaurs
00:59:27get angry or nervous.
00:59:29So, I'll just wave from here.
00:59:32Aw, well, thank you for letting us look
00:59:35at your babies, myasaura.
00:59:37Aw, they're so sweet.
00:59:39Yeah, did you know that dinosaurs like this laid eggs?
00:59:43Yeah, kinda like a reptile.
00:59:46That's because they are reptiles.
00:59:48Whoa, speaking of eggs, look at this.
00:59:53Whoa, it's a giant dinosaur egg.
00:59:59Whoa.
01:00:01Rawr, rawr, rawr.
01:00:06Whoa, yeah, this egg is so big, it fits a blippi.
01:00:11Whoa, yeah, you feel like a dinosaur.
01:00:15Hey, you know, you and I could play an egg game.
01:00:18We could see how many giant dinosaur eggs we could find
01:00:21and then we'll count them all.
01:00:24Oh, and I know the perfect way to find the eggs.
01:00:27We need a ride on a new vehicle
01:00:29and I think I see one over there.
01:00:30Let's go, woo-hoo.
01:00:32Whoa, whoa, check it out.
01:00:36It's another vehicle.
01:00:38It's a big car the size of a monster truck.
01:00:41Whoa, whoa, and it's so bouncy.
01:00:44Whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:00:46Yeah, this is definitely gonna be a fun vehicle
01:00:49to find some more dinosaurs with.
01:00:51Okay, let's go inside.
01:00:53Woo-hoo.
01:00:55I'll see you at the bottom.
01:00:59Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, check it out.
01:01:07Woo, whoa, that was so bouncy.
01:01:12Woo, that was awesome.
01:01:15I had a lot of fun bouncing around in there.
01:01:19Wait a minute, check it out.
01:01:22Whoa, you see what I see?
01:01:25Oh yeah, we did it.
01:01:29We found another egg.
01:01:32Well, how many does that make?
01:01:34Well, we first found one egg
01:01:36and now we have another egg, two.
01:01:41One, two eggs, yeah.
01:01:44Well, time to see if we can find more dinos
01:01:47and some more of these eggs.
01:01:50Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch.
01:01:53Here we go.
01:01:54Vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom.
01:02:05Whoa, that was so much fun riding
01:02:08in our imaginary dinosaur explorer's vehicle, yeah.
01:02:13Well, we just need to find another dinosaur.
01:02:16Hey, do you see another dinosaur?
01:02:20Don't see any around here.
01:02:23What's that?
01:02:24There's a dinosaur behind me.
01:02:27Really?
01:02:28Okay, let's check.
01:02:30Whoa, whoa, that's a really big dinosaur.
01:02:34It's a giant T-Rex mouth.
01:02:37And it looks like you and I get to slide down it.
01:02:40Woo-hoo, let's go.
01:02:42See you at the bottom.
01:02:46Whoa, yeah.
01:02:49Whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:02:55Did you see that?
01:02:57Whoa, we went down its tongue so fast.
01:03:01Well, we need to keep looking for dinosaurs
01:03:03and maybe we can even find another vehicle.
01:03:07Wait a minute, look over here.
01:03:12Don't wanna forget your helmet.
01:03:17Whoa, do you see what I see?
01:03:21Yeah, it's a dinosaur explorer's vehicle.
01:03:25We don't need to use our imagination with this.
01:03:27Yeah, it's so cool.
01:03:29And I bet this will be something that we can use
01:03:31to find some more dinosaurs.
01:03:33Yeah, do you see?
01:03:34Look, it has two doors, one and two.
01:03:39It has a steering wheel.
01:03:42Yeah, a steering wheel is how you drive the car left
01:03:46and right or straight.
01:03:47Yeah, it doesn't have handlebars like a bike or an ATV.
01:03:51And look at this.
01:03:53Whoa, it has really bright lights.
01:03:56So you can see all the dinosaurs
01:03:58if it's really dark outside.
01:04:01Well, let's climb in and see if we can find a dinosaur.
01:04:11We did it.
01:04:12We found another egg.
01:04:15Woo hoo hoo, yeah.
01:04:17Hey, do you remember how many eggs we found?
01:04:20Let's count them together.
01:04:22Here we go.
01:04:24One, two, three.
01:04:29We found three really big giant dinosaur eggs.
01:04:34And we had a lot of fun today driving around town
01:04:37in our cool dinosaur vehicles.
01:04:40But still think there's something else for us to ride.
01:04:45I know the perfect thing to ride.
01:04:47It's going to be bigger, better, and faster.
01:04:51Woo hoo, yeah.
01:04:53The best thing to ride is a dinosaur.
01:04:58Roar.
01:05:01Yeah, we did it.
01:05:03I found a Triceratops and it even let me go for a ride
01:05:07because it's so nice.
01:05:10Well, I had so much fun with you today.
01:05:13Yeah, we rode around on a lot of vehicles,
01:05:15went on a dinosaur bounce house,
01:05:17and became dinosaur explorers.
01:05:20Well, that's the end of this video.
01:05:22But if you want to watch more of my videos,
01:05:24all you have to do is search for my name.
01:05:27Can you spell my name with me?
01:05:29Okay, here we go.
01:05:31B-L-I-P-P-I, Blippi.
01:05:36Good job.
01:05:37Well, I'll see you soon.
01:05:39Buh-bye.
01:05:41Roar.
01:05:43Roar.
01:05:46♪ Blippi, Blippi, come on everyone, let's make learning fun. ♪
01:05:51♪ Blippi, Blippi, Blippi, so much to learn about. ♪
01:05:56♪ It'll make you want to shout, Blippi. ♪