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00:24The following program is presented with described video.
00:41Dino Dex!
00:45Chicken-a-saurus Rex!
00:54Squawk! Squawk! Squawk!
01:04I've got the velociraptors on the run.
01:10Well, they're running and I'm pedaling, but you know what I mean.
01:13Make sure they don't get that past you.
01:15Yep, got it, little brother.
01:17This isn't my first velociraptor rodeo.
01:24They're almost on me.
01:26What's the plan?
01:29Well, velociraptors chirp to talk to each other.
01:31I can speak chirp. What should I say?
01:33I told them to stop!
01:40Uh-uh. We need you to stay here to learn a much bigger carnivore.
01:48Which dino experiment are we trying to finish again?
01:51Dino experiment 1001.
01:53What did the T-Rex really look like?
01:561001?
01:57I don't think my experiments went up that high, Dex.
02:00That's because I added it.
02:04Oh.
02:05But we already know what T-Rex's look like.
02:08Or maybe we just think we do.
02:11We know what their bones look like,
02:14but that doesn't mean we know what they look like.
02:17Go on.
02:17These are chicken bones,
02:21and these are T-Rex bones.
02:24Okay.
02:25But this is what a chicken looks like,
02:27and this is what we think a T-Rex looks like.
02:30You notice anything?
02:32The chicken has more fat.
02:34Ding, ding, ding!
02:35And it's not just the chicken.
02:37Check out the ostrich, cassowary, and emu.
02:41Way puffier.
02:43Ah!
02:45Nice try, buddy. Stay put.
02:47All animals have fat.
02:50But when paleoartists, those are people...
02:53Who draw dinosaurs based on their bones.
02:54I know.
02:55Well, just like scientists,
02:57paleoartists didn't always get everything right.
02:59So you think T-Rex's...
03:02Had more fat.
03:03Birds came from dinosaurs,
03:04so their bodies probably look the same.
03:06Which means...
03:07Everything we think we know about dinosaurs
03:09would have to be redrawn.
03:10All of it.
03:11Well, now you just need to prove it.
03:13Which is why I need this friend to lure in a T-Rex.
03:16Where is she?
03:19Oh!
03:20Hold that experiment.
03:22Hey, Dad!
03:24It's what time?
03:26No, I lost track.
03:28Okay, we're coming right back.
03:31Come on, Dex!
03:36Get in. I'm late.
03:37But our experiment...
03:39We'll have to wait, buddy.
03:41Till when?
03:42You're leaving.
03:45Well, it's only for a few months.
03:51You're off the hook.
03:52For now.
03:58Oh, Mom's calling now.
03:59Okay.
04:00Stop calling.
04:03Hey, Mom!
04:04We're just leaving now.
04:06Okay.
04:07Hurry.
04:07But don't go too fast.
04:10Yes.
04:10I am packing your stuffed dinosaur.
04:12No, it is not going to be somewhere
04:14where people can see it.
04:16Oh, and your dad is making you something to eat
04:18for your drive.
04:19What?
04:20You're almost here.
04:21Okay, okay.
04:21We'll meet you outside.
04:30She's almost here.
04:31Perfect timing.
04:32Is that all tricky for her?
04:34You're right.
04:34Not enough food.
04:35I'll grab some stuff from the fridge.
04:36Almond.
04:37Then she doesn't have to stop.
04:38Almond.
04:39I know.
04:40What a little nugget.
04:42She's here.
04:48Maybe that triceratops is headed towards a T-Rex.
04:52We should follow it.
04:53Nice try, Dex.
04:58She's so late already.
04:59I don't want her driving at night.
05:01You're right.
05:02She should stay the night and get an early start tomorrow.
05:04Or next week.
05:04Or never.
05:07Sorry.
05:07What took you both so long?
05:09Dino experiment.
05:11And it's a really good one.
05:12We're trying to figure out...
05:13Hold that thought, Dexy.
05:15Do you want the turkey up front or in the trunk?
05:17Dad, I can't eat a whole turkey.
05:19I gobbled one down just driving to visit Sarah.
05:25I don't believe it.
05:26You said you wouldn't cry.
05:28I didn't.
05:29I'm just gonna miss you so much.
05:33Me too, nugget.
05:35The Dino dig is just for a few months.
05:38I'll be back before you know it.
05:41Call us as soon as you get there.
05:43Or, you know, even halfway.
05:45Or just call us now and we'll talk for the first couple hours.
05:49I love you.
05:52I love you too, Mom.
05:54Go discover something big, okay?
05:56I will.
05:58Promise.
06:04You too, Dex.
06:07Discover something that changes everything.
06:15And don't worry.
06:16You'll figure out your experiment.
06:19I love you.
06:21I love you.
06:22I love you.
06:26I love you.
06:28I love you.
06:30First Sarah, now are the baby girls left.
06:33I think we still have you, Dex.
06:34Yeah.
06:37Hmm.
06:45Maybe the velociraptors are too small.
06:48What do you mean?
06:50T-Rexes were one of the biggest meat-eating dinosaurs.
06:53Right?
06:54Besides the Spinosaurus, the Mapusaurus, the Chicanado.
06:57If you were a massive T-Rex, would you rather chase around a bunch of tiny snacks like velociraptors
07:02or eat one big meal?
07:04One big meal.
07:10I figured not it.
07:11They're one of the largest dinosaurs of all time.
07:15But how am I going to learn an even bigger dino by myself?
07:19Well, you could become it.
07:21Why don't you ask her neighbor Kayla for help?
07:24Tell her she can borrow my dino backpack while I'm gone.
07:27I don't know, Dana.
07:29She's kind of intense.
07:31We just chased around a pack of raptors and a baseball diamond.
07:37Sometimes two heads are better than one.
07:39Call me when you solve it, okay?
07:42Okay.
07:45Thanks, Dana.
07:46Good luck, Dexie.
07:47Bye.
07:57Bye.
08:01Bye.
08:04Bye.
08:11Bye-bye.
08:17Bye.
08:18I need your help!
08:20You need what?
08:21Your help!
08:22I thought that's what you said.
08:24I can't.
08:25I'm busy.
08:31Hey, those need to roll for another eight days.
08:36Seriously?
08:37Gems don't shine themselves.
08:40And dinosaurs don't study themselves.
08:43I need your help with a dino experiment.
08:45I'm not bad into dinosaurs.
08:47What?
08:47I like rocks better.
08:50But rocks are just rocks.
08:53I'm going to pretend you didn't just say that.
08:59Did you know that that rock in your hand is over 300 million years old?
09:05Really?
09:06Give or take a couple million years.
09:08Do you know what that's older then?
09:11Dinosaurs.
09:12Now which is cooler?
09:20Do you know that the dinosaur bones we find are actually rocks?
09:23It's true.
09:24Over time, dino bones get covered in mud and dirt.
09:27So we're kind of interested in the same thing.
09:31Tell you what.
09:32I'll help you break that rock open if you help me solve my dino experiment.
09:38What's your experiment?
09:41Dino experiment?
09:421001.
09:43What did the T-Rex really look like?
09:46My theory is it had more fat than we think.
09:49Right now we only really know what their bones look like.
09:54Paleo artists messed up.
09:56I love when grownups get things wrong.
09:59Me too.
10:01My dino field guide lets you see all sorts of things.
10:05Really?
10:05Really?
10:06Really.
10:09What's giving that?
10:13Something big.
10:15Something really big.
10:16Well that's making scary.
10:23You sure you don't want to help me?
10:25Maybe I could get into dino's.
10:33Dino Dex!
10:36Chicken-a-saurus Rex.
10:39Part 2.
10:48We're just imagining this, right?
10:54Right?
10:56Ish.
11:19That was awesome!
11:23A little scary too though.
11:25Terrifying.
11:26But awesome!
11:32The T-Rex is leaving.
11:35So now what?
11:38Do you smell that?
11:39Whatever it is, it smells good.
11:41Come on.
11:46Should I drive this over to her?
11:47In case she gets hungry?
11:49An eight hour drive?
11:50I'll do it.
11:54Kayla?
11:55Hello!
11:56Hi!
11:57Nice turkey!
11:58Looks delicious.
11:59Thank you!
12:01No one ever notices.
12:02We need it for science!
12:05And maybe a turkey sandwich after.
12:08Is that Dana's backpack?
12:10She's letting her borrow it.
12:12Let the dino surgery begin!
12:21Fork!
12:24Notice the moistness?
12:27Knife?
12:28Huh.
12:28Nice try.
12:29Where do you want me to cut?
12:31Right here.
12:38Just what I expected!
12:40The skin isn't tight over the bones.
12:42There's muscle and fat.
12:44So?
12:45And it is moist.
12:47So, birds came from dinosaurs.
12:50If birds like this turkey have fat,
12:51then T-Rex's must have fat too.
12:53But what's the difference between muscle and fat?
12:56And do you have any cranberry sauce?
12:58Yes, I'd recommend gravy, but I can answer that.
13:00I work at a hospital.
13:01Your heart is a muscle, but it needs fat to work.
13:05Fat is important because it protects your organs
13:08and stores energy.
13:09You want some?
13:10I stored enough energy for today.
13:12Stores energy?
13:13Yeah, to use later.
13:14So let's just say you miss a meal or two,
13:15your body can use its fat stores for energy
13:17until you can eat again.
13:19So, how do we solve our experiment?
13:21We have to lure a bigger dino over to get the T-Rex back.
13:24Sounds hard.
13:25Unless we became that dino.
13:28And how exactly would we do that?
13:30Dad, we need to combine our backpacks.
13:33Crafting challenge!
13:34I'll go get my sewing kit.
13:35You want to come?
13:36Ooh, yeah.
13:39It's Tretanautist time!
13:41Huh?
13:42I say that whenever I change into a dino.
13:45When I'm in a dinosaur costume,
13:46other dinos think that I'm that dinosaur.
13:48Shouldn't we say together, then,
13:50if we're both becoming it?
13:51Good point.
13:54It's Tretanautist time!
14:02What?
14:03Just copy me.
14:04It's easy.
14:06Okay.
14:08Just remember that I've never transformed into a dinosaur before.
14:11You're gonna love it!
14:22Hold on!
14:23How did that fit into that?
14:27Magical, right?
14:28More like impossible.
14:30If scientists thought things were impossible,
14:32then they never would have tried going into space,
14:33or deep underwater, or traveling through time.
14:36We can't travel through time.
14:38Yet.
14:39And until then,
14:40we get to use our imagination to imagine how dinosaurs lived.
14:45Like, were Triceratops good parents?
14:54Or, what did Centelsaurus use the crest on their heads for?
15:08Or, who would win in a fight between two Megaraptors?
15:20Or three Megaraptors?
15:22Ooh, good idea!
15:24By becoming dinosaurs,
15:25we get to see how different dinos will react to us.
15:27Yes!
15:28It's Dreadnata's time!
15:35Wait, mine doesn't have a Dreadnata's head.
15:38Remember when I said we need to combine our backpacks?
15:43See anything?
15:45Not yet.
15:47Slow down.
15:48Speed up!
15:50Next time I get to be the front.
15:52Okay, fine.
16:02I need a break.
16:04And...
16:04Why do you like dinosaurs so much?
16:07Why do you like rocks so much?
16:10Because they're super ancient.
16:11Our whole planet is made of millions of rocky asteroids that slammed into each other.
16:15Not rocks, they're but being on Earth.
16:18No dinosaurs, no us.
16:21Good answer.
16:22So, why do you like dinosaurs?
16:25Because there's so much still to learn about them.
16:27And by looking for clues they left behind in the ground and doing dino experiments,
16:31we can help figure out who they were and how they lived.
16:34Good answer.
16:38Sounds like we found our T-Rex!
16:43Or she found us!
16:44Whoa!
16:52Now what do we do?
16:54Run!
17:01Run faster!
17:02Run!
17:11Okay, on the count of three.
17:12You go right, I'll go left.
17:14Ready?
17:15One, two...
17:21Now what?
17:23I hadn't actually thought that far.
17:25What?
17:30Just give me a second.
17:31Okay, so animals have fat because if they miss a meal, they don't go hungry.
17:35They just use the energy stored in their fat.
17:36Um, Dex!
17:38Whoa!
17:39Look!
17:40We have to become a tasty T-Rex snack over here!
17:43Which means they sometimes miss a meal.
17:45Which means...
17:49They don't always catch their brain!
17:58Ah!
18:05T-Rex's need fat because they don't always catch their food.
18:08Which means they need energy between meals!
18:18I was right!
18:20I kinda like the better one is bone-rock, T-Rex.
18:28Another T-Rex?
18:30T-Rexes must have hunted together to take down bigger prey.
18:36Two heads are better than one.
18:38Especially if both have rolls of super sharp teeth.
18:41Dino experiment complete.
18:44Uh, I usually say that.
18:46If we're going to solve dino experiments together,
18:48then I should get to say it half the time.
18:51Deal.
18:53And it's almost complete.
18:57Where are you going?
18:59And what are you doing with my rock?
19:08Six!
19:22Come on!
19:23I've got a surprise for you!
19:25That's great!
19:26But can we dino first?
19:29I told you I'd help you crack open your rock.
19:31I knew it!
19:33It's a geode.
19:34A ge-what?
19:36Geode.
19:37It's a type of rock that has crystals inside.
19:39This one has pink amethyst.
19:41See how the rock protects the crystal?
19:44Kind of like how rocks protect dinosaur bones so we can uncover them.
19:49Rocks really are cool.
19:50Just not as cool as dinosaurs.
19:52We'll see.
19:54So, what's our next dino experiment?
19:56Let's choose it together.
20:01This is one of Dan's experiments.
20:03Who's Dan?
20:04His mom made this dino field guide.
20:06Oh, this one looks fun.
20:08I actually just added this one.
20:10Wait till you see this one.
20:12Whoa!
20:42Bye!
20:44...
20:56...
20:57Hooray,
21:00then
21:09this is going to be a new The normally musical,
21:11this...
21:11on sang a good song!
21:12Hay,
23:58We're right back.
24:29Hey, Adventure Rangers.
24:31What are you doing?
24:32Hi, Little Bigfoot.
24:33Let's make some fun of our own.
24:34Here, Inky.
24:35Catch.
24:36I've got it.
24:36The name of the game is fun.
24:38Yeah, the name of the game is fun.
24:41The name of the game is, the name of the game is fun.
24:45Over to you, Luna, over to you, Luna, that's the funnest game ever, Luna, Chip, and Inky.
24:52Adventure Rangers, go!
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