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00:00Roar.
00:01Oh, hi.
00:02Today, there's going to be lots of dinosaurs on Sesame Street.
00:07Oh, do you want to be a dinosaur, too?
00:09Let's see you roar like a dinosaur.
00:12Come on, roar really loudly, like this.
00:16Roar.
00:17Oh, boy.
00:19Emma thinks you're going to make one great dinosaur.
00:22Now, come on.
00:23Let's check out all the dinosaurs on Sesame Street.
00:27Ho, ho, ho.
00:29Roar.
00:33Sunny day, sweep it up, land away.
00:40I'm always wearing a ring.
00:45And you know me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street.
00:51I'm always wearing everything.
00:55Hey, oh, hey.
00:59And you know me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street.
01:10Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:12Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?
01:23Oh, hi.
01:25Welcome to Sesame Street.
01:28Today, Elmo is a paleontologist.
01:31Oh, that means he knows a lot about dinosaurs.
01:35Oh, and that's a good thing.
01:36Because today on Sesame Street, there's going to be lots of dinosaurs.
01:41Hold it.
01:42Am I late?
01:43Am I late?
01:44Am I late?
01:44See what Elmo means?
01:45Hi.
01:46Hey, Elmo.
01:47Hi.
01:48Hey, do you know what kind of dinosaur I am?
01:51Check me out.
01:51Huh?
01:52Hmm?
01:53Hmm?
01:54I am a stegosaurus.
01:57Oh, yeah.
01:57A stegosaurus.
01:59Oh, yes.
02:00Oh, hey.
02:01Do you want to see more dinosaurs?
02:03Oh, let's show it in the book, Dinosaur Chris.
02:05Excellent.
02:06Check it out.
02:07Uh-huh.
02:07It's called When Dinosaurs Walked on Sesame Street.
02:11Whoa!
02:12Whoa!
02:13Hey!
02:14Hey!
02:15Hey!
02:16Hey!
02:17Hey!
02:17Hey!
02:17Hey!
02:18Hey!
02:19Hey!
02:19Hey!
02:19Hey!
02:20Hey!
02:22Hey!
02:22Hey!
02:23Hey!
02:26Hey!
02:28Hey!
02:36Hey!
02:36Hey!
02:37Sorry you said we're deaf.
02:38Hey!
02:38Hey!
02:38Hey!
02:39Hey!
02:41COLICK O'ROND!
03:03Rumping, stomping, roaring, soaring, awesome dinosaurs!
03:11I just love roaring like a dinosaur.
03:14Roar!
03:16Oh, hey.
03:17Do you want to roar like a dinosaur, too?
03:20OK.
03:21Roar!
03:23Paleontologist Elmo.
03:25Paleontologist Elmo.
03:27That sounds like Big Bird.
03:28Be right back.
03:30What's wrong, Big Bird?
03:32Elmo, I can't find my dinosaur costume anywhere.
03:37Well, keep looking.
03:39And paleontologist Elmo will tell everybody more about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
03:51I better find my costume, because I'm missing all the fun.
03:58OK, Stegosaurus, Chris.
04:00Check the book and tell everybody something about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
04:07Roar!
04:08Stegosaurus!
04:10Stegosaurus!
04:10Stegosaurus!
04:11Stegosaurus!
04:12Stegosaurus!
04:12Stegosaurus!
04:15I just love watching those dinos stomp on by.
04:19Oh, let's see what the book says.
04:21OK.
04:21Oh.
04:22OK, well, it says here that dinosaurs came in different sizes.
04:26Yeah.
04:26See?
04:27Check it out.
04:28All right.
04:29Let's see.
04:29So some dinosaurs were big.
04:31Uh-huh.
04:32And other dinosaurs were small.
04:34Oh, cool!
04:35Yeah.
04:35Hey, do you want to see big dinosaurs and small dinosaurs?
04:40Then check this out!
04:43Dinosaurs came in big and small.
04:45Some are short and some aren't tall.
04:48Thin as a twig or wide as a wall.
04:51Dinosaurs were big and small.
04:54I'm a gononosaurus.
04:55Yes, that's me.
04:57I'm kind of short, some call me wee.
04:59I'm little, I'm short, and I'm tiny.
05:02I'm a small dinosaur, you see.
05:05I'm a great big dino from my head to my tail.
05:08Some people say I was huge as a whale.
05:11I'm a patasaurus.
05:12I'm huge as a bard.
05:14I'm a dinosaur who's really large.
05:17Dinosaurs came in big and small.
05:20Some are short and some are tall.
05:23Thin as a twig or wide as a wall.
05:26Dinosaurs were big.
05:28And small!
05:30Yeah.
05:31Oh, that was wonderful!
05:33Come on, dinosaurs.
05:34Let's give them a great big roar!
05:37Roar!
05:39Palaeontologist Elmo!
05:41Palaeontologist Elmo!
05:44Sounds like Big Bird needs Elmo.
05:46Oh, come on!
05:47What's wrong now, Big Bird?
05:49I still can't find my costume.
05:53Aw, well, don't give up.
05:54Look for the costume and Palaeontologist Elmo
05:57will share more about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
06:08Oh, I want to stomp like that.
06:12I just have to find that costume.
06:15Oh.
06:16There are so many dinosaurs.
06:17Oh, okay, Stegosaurus Chris.
06:21Tell us more about when dinosaurs walked on Sesame Street.
06:26Woo!
06:27Stegosaurus!
06:31Stegosaurus!
06:33Oh, I love it.
06:34I love it.
06:35Let's see what the book says.
06:37Okay.
06:37Oh, well, it says different dinosaurs ate different things.
06:41Oh, hey!
06:42That gives paleontologist Elmo an idea.
06:46Let's play feed the dinosaurs.
06:49Hey, cool.
06:50Yeah.
06:51You have to decide what food to feed the different dinosaurs.
06:56Uh, but which different dinosaurs, buddy?
06:58Well, some dinosaurs were herbivores.
07:02That means that they ate only plants.
07:05Yeah, turn it out.
07:06Hello.
07:06Come on in, herbivore.
07:09Hello.
07:10I am a triceratops.
07:12And I am a herbivore who loves eating plants.
07:17That was good.
07:18Oh, and some dinosaurs were carnivores.
07:21Yeah, right here.
07:22That means that they ate mostly meat.
07:25Come on in, carnivore.
07:27Hello.
07:30Me, carnivore, who enjoy eating cookies.
07:34No, no, no, no.
07:35Cookie monster, cookie monster.
07:37Yeah.
07:37Carnivores eat meat, not cookies.
07:41Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
07:42Sorry.
07:42Yeah, sorry about that.
07:43Me, carnivore, who eat meat.
07:46Good.
07:47Now, Grover the Dinosaur Radom will bring in some food,
07:51and he'll decide if it goes to the herbivore or the carnivore.
07:57Oh, come on in, Grover the Dinosaur Radom.
08:00I have a salad here.
08:03Who gets the salad, huh?
08:05Whoa, whoa, whoa.
08:06Let's see.
08:06Well, a salad is made of plants.
08:09Huh?
08:09So who would get the salad?
08:11Is it the herbivore or the carnivore?
08:17Um, oh, yeah, the herbivore.
08:21Because herbivores eat plants.
08:24Oh, well, enjoy your salad herbivore.
08:30OK, Grover the Dinosaur Radom.
08:32Bring in the next dish.
08:34OK.
08:35Here it is.
08:36One dinosaur burger.
08:38Who gets the dinosaur burger?
08:40Wow.
08:41Well, let's see.
08:43The burger is made of meat.
08:45So who eats meat for food?
08:48Is it the herbivore?
08:51Hmm?
08:51Or is it the carnivore?
08:54Hi.
08:55Oh, the carnivore.
08:57Yeah, because carnivores eat meat.
09:00OK.
09:01Here you go.
09:02Oh, carnivora bunga.
09:06Ah!
09:06Ah!
09:07Ah!
09:07Ah!
09:08Ah!
09:08Ah!
09:08Ah!
09:11Ah!
09:17OK.
09:18Now that me done, ah, can me be cookieivore?
09:21Ah!
09:22Ah, sure.
09:22But what do cookieivores eat?
09:26Cookies!
09:27Ah!
09:28Ah!
09:29Ah!
09:29Ah!
09:30Ah!
09:31Ah!
09:33Ah!
09:37Ah!
09:39Hey, paleontologist Elmo.
09:41I give up.
09:43I can't find my costume anywhere.
09:46I'll never be a dinosaur.
09:48Oh, that's too bad, Big Bird.
09:51Wait a minute.
09:52Big Bird is a bird.
09:54So?
09:56So, but I just read something in the book.
09:59Hmm?
09:59Check it out.
10:00You see, birds are dinosaurs.
10:04How about what?
10:05Who are birds dinosaurs?
10:08Well, birds are the great, great, great, great, great,
10:12grandchildren of feathered dinosaurs that lived a long time ago.
10:16So birds and dinosaurs are family.
10:19And that means that Big Bird is a dinosaur.
10:24Wow.
10:26And that means that we can walk with dinosaurs on Sesame Street
10:30right now.
10:32Oh, yeah.
10:33Come on, dinosaurs.
10:35Let's walk.
10:37Come on, dinosaurs, on your feet.
10:39Let's take a walk on Sesame Street.
10:42Fluff your feathers and move your wings.
10:44Let's go do some dinosaur things.
10:47Follow me across the floor.
10:49And go tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
10:52Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
10:55And clap, flap, and stomp some more.
10:57Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
11:00Now you're walking with a dinosaur.
11:02Now you're walking with a dinosaur.
11:05Paleontologist Elmo loves walking with a dinosaur.
11:07Then let's walk some more.
11:09Walk with me right down the street.
11:12With a roar and a tweet, tweet, tweet.
11:15Now flap and stomp some more.
11:17You're walking with a dinosaur.
11:19Come on.
11:20Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
11:22Tweet, tweet, roar, roar, roar.
11:25Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
11:28Flap, flap, and stomp some more.
11:30You're walking with a dino.
11:32Walking with a dino.
11:33Walking with a dino.
11:35Good job, dinosaur.
11:37Give yourself a great big roar.
11:40Wah.
11:41Wah.
11:45Wah...
11:45Wah.
11:47Wah.
11:48Wah.
11:49Wah.
11:49Wah.
11:53Hello there.
11:54Me Kookie Monster.
11:56Yeah, yeah, yeah.
11:57And me here to pick Letter of Day.
11:59And Letter of Day inside, Cookie Jar here.
12:02Oh boy, oh boy.
12:03Let's see what we got there.
12:04Oh boy.
12:05Me love to run fingers through alphabet.
12:08Come on, come on.
12:09Oh, me got a good day.
12:11What is letter day?
12:12Oh, boy, this is so exciting.
12:14Me so nervous.
12:15Come on to pop a letter day.
12:18Letter D.
12:20Ha ha.
12:21Today, letter is letter D. Now, how we know?
12:27Let's test.
12:29Sound like letter D. Duh, duh, duh.
12:33Let's see, it smell like letter D.
12:35Huff, huff, huff, huff, huff, huff.
12:38Oh, yeah, definitely smell like letter D. Well, if it tastes like letter D, then it
12:45would taste D-licious or D-lectable.
12:50OK, here we go.
12:54Or don't, don't, don't.
12:58D starts don't.
13:00Yeah, you know what it's saying to me?
13:03It's saying, letter of D, too important to eat.
13:08Oh, no, me no can't eat D. It's too important in alphabet.
13:13Oh, me must remember.
13:16No eat D, no eat D. Oh, how we me remember that?
13:19Me no, me no, me make sign to help me focus.
13:23That's it.
13:24Me make sign.
13:25OK.
13:26Let's see.
13:27OK.
13:28Me make sign.
13:29Here.
13:30Here.
13:31Here.
13:32Here.
13:32There.
13:33OK.
13:35There.
13:36Sign.
13:37Say.
13:38Don't.
13:39Don't.
13:40Let's read, OK?
13:41Don't.
13:42Start with D, don't.
13:44Mean, don't eat cookie, right?
13:46Don't.
13:47Don't.
13:48Don't.
13:49What you doing?
13:51Hand.
13:52Look at sign.
13:53Sign say, don't eat cookie.
13:55Why?
13:56You no can't read hand?
13:58Oh, boy.
13:59OK.
13:59Me got to concentrate.
14:01Don't.
14:02Don't.
14:02Don't.
14:14Don't eat cookie.
14:16Music.
14:17Can we stop, please, huh?
14:28Can we stop, please, huh?
14:34Don't.
14:35That mean don't eat letter of day, even though this one delicious letter D!
14:43Oh me going crazy. Okay, don't don't don't don't don't don't
14:57What me doing you know want to eat that me want to eat that
15:03Wait a minute what sign look different me better read it now
15:13Do do sign saying do eat letter
15:19The light
15:33Me satiated whatever that mean
15:42Danielle the dinosaur was shaking her tail
15:45Skipping in a park on her favorite trail
15:48Soon she started thinking what fun it would be
15:52To meet up at the diner with her pals for a treat
15:55She walked to a diner and the door made a chime
15:59Delicious smells filled her dino mind
16:02Dragon fruit and dandelion strawberry pie
16:05Sat down at the table she was ready to dine
16:10Dinosaur begins with D
16:13Diceratops, Dynachyrus, D to D
16:15To grow big and strong dinos have to dine
16:19A yummy meal with all your friends is just divine
16:22Dave was eating dates right along with Sue
16:26With a side of deviled eggs and dill pickles too
16:29Donna tried the Danish and she shared with them all
16:33Everybody smiled yes they were having a ball
16:37Dinosaur begins with D
16:41Diceratops, Dynachyrus, D to D
16:43To grow big and strong dinos have to dine
16:47A yummy D meal with all your friends is just divine
16:52Dinosaur begins with the letter D
16:56The following preview has been rated SC for self-control
17:09He was a brilliant scientist who had a brilliant idea
17:14Me take little piece of cookie found in zillion year old rock
17:20Turn it into big cookie
17:22And open super duper theme park
17:29Welcome to Jurassic Cookie
17:42Just how big is this Jurassic Cookie, Grandpa?
17:45Me not know, me no see it yet
17:51Okay, that one big cookie
17:58Is giant beer star cookie chasing us?
18:08Is giant beer star cookie chasing us?
18:21Yep
18:27First time cookie ever tried to eat me
18:35Oh, what we going to do?
18:44What we going to do?
18:45The first thing we need to do is stay calm, Grandpa
18:49And think
18:50Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, right
18:51Stay calm
18:54Think
18:58Oh!
19:00Look!
19:02In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
19:05Just H
19:07H
19:09H?
19:09What would that mean?
19:10The rest of the word must be missing
19:12Oh, no!
19:14No, no, no, don't worry, Grandpa
19:15We just need to do something that starts with the letter H
19:18Yeah, yeah, right, right, right
19:19Good, good, good
19:20Uh, uh, okay
19:21In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
19:24Just, uh
19:25H, h, h, hula
19:28What?
19:29Hula
19:29Yeah, it's kind of Hawaiian dance
19:31Oh
19:33Oh, here comes the cookie
19:35Aloha
19:36Oh, yaloha
19:38Whoa
19:39Oh, okay
19:41Missing H word
19:42Not hula
19:43Oh, what we going to do?
19:45What we going to do?
19:46Okay, okay, okay
19:47Just calm down, Grandpa
19:49No time to calm down
19:51We need word that starts with H
19:55Halibut
19:56Halibut?
19:57Yeah, kind of fish
19:58Oh
19:58In case of giant prehistoric cookie emergency
20:01Just
20:02Halibut?
20:03What does that even mean?
20:05Watch and learn
20:09Halibut!
20:10Oh, not hula
20:15Not halibut
20:16Oh, what the H word?
20:18What the H word?
20:20Well, no, no, no
20:20If you just calm down, Grandpa
20:22Maybe we can figure it out
20:25But how me calm down?
20:27Okay, okay
20:28Try, try hugging yourself
20:30Hugging meself?
20:32Yeah, it'll help you calm down
20:33Yeah
20:33Okay, me not sure it work
20:35But me give it try
20:36Okay, okay
20:37Hug, hug, hug
20:41Hey, this working
20:45Me feeling calmer with hug
20:47And now that me calm
20:49Me thought of something
20:51Hug start with H
20:55Maybe giant prehistoric cookie
20:58Just needs
20:59Hug
21:05It worked, Grandpa
21:06It worked
21:07Yeah, and the cookie source
21:08Doesn't want to eat us anymore
21:09Wait a minute
21:10What?
21:12This giant prehistoric cookie
21:14Smell delicious
21:16Oh, Grandpa
21:17Smell like gingerbread
21:19Stay calm, Grandpa
21:20Gingerbread?
21:21Me favorite
21:24Cookie
21:27Grandpa, Grandpa
21:29Calm down
21:31He cannot eat that cookie dinosaur
21:33Cowabana
21:41Is Cookie Monster safe from the giant prehistoric cookie?
21:45Is the giant prehistoric cookie safe from Cookie Monster?
21:49Find out in Jurassic Cookie
21:52Coming soon to a theater near you
21:59Deep in the night
22:01When the full moon is bright
22:03And the dogs begin to play
22:05Comes a question from deep within my heart
22:09What is the number of the day?
22:14Is it one?
22:17One
22:17Two
22:19Three
22:21Four
22:23Five
22:24Six
22:26Seven
22:27Eight
22:28Nine
22:30Ten
22:35How long must I go on counting?
22:40Someone tell me
22:41Won't somebody say
22:43How long must I go searching
22:46For the number of the day?
22:49Eleven
22:50Eleven
22:51Eleven
22:51Twelve
22:54Thirteen
22:56Fourteen
22:57Fifteen
23:00Eureka!
23:02I found it!
23:03Ha ha!
23:04Number fifteen
23:05The number of the day!
23:09Eee!
23:09Eeeee!
23:14Eee!
23:15Eee!
23:16La la la la!
23:17La la la la la!
23:19Elmo's world!
23:21Eee!
23:22La la la la!
23:23La la la la!
23:24Elmo's world!
23:28Eee!
23:29His crayon, too!
23:40That's Elmo's World!
23:44Oh, hi! Welcome to Elmo's World!
23:47Oh, Elmo's so happy to see you!
23:49Oh, and so is Dorothy!
23:50Say hello, Dorothy!
23:52Oh, guess what Elmo's thinking about today!
24:02Look at that!
24:04Wow!
24:05Big, big animals!
24:07And they live long ago!
24:10Did you guess yet?
24:11Wow, dinosaurs!
24:15Big, big dinosaurs!
24:19And little ones, too!
24:22Oh, dinosaurs!
24:23Yeah!
24:34Oh!
24:40Oh!
24:42Oh!
24:45Oh!
24:47Oh!
24:48Oh!
24:58Oh, nice dinosaur, Dorothy.
25:02Hey, Dorothy, do you like Elmo's dinosaur?
25:05Oh, you do?
25:06Thank you, Dorothy.
25:08Dorothy has been thinking about dinosaurs, too.
25:10Oh, huh?
25:11Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
25:13And she wants to know, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
25:17Oh, good question, Dorothy.
25:18Let's ask Mr. Noodle.
25:20Mr. Noodle.
25:21Hi, how are you, Shade?
25:23Oh, hi, Mr. Noodle.
25:25Hello.
25:27Dorothy asks, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
25:30Huh?
25:31Oh, well, take off the earmuffs, Mr. Noodle.
25:35No, the earmuffs.
25:37Take them off.
25:39Take off the earmuffs.
25:42Dorothy says, oh, sigh, Mr. Noodle, sigh.
25:45How do you pretend you're a dinosaur, Mr. Noodle?
25:50A dinosaur.
25:55No, that's ballet.
25:58That's not a dinosaur.
25:59That's a dancer.
26:01A dinosaur is an animal, Mr. Noodle, from long ago.
26:05Yeah, millions of years ago.
26:12No, Mr. Noodle.
26:14Not a monkey.
26:15We said a dinosaur.
26:17That's not a dinosaur.
26:19Not at all.
26:20Dinosaurs were big and tall.
26:23Some were.
26:24Yeah, they could stand on their high legs, Mr. Noodle.
26:27Some could.
26:29Bigger, bigger, bigger.
26:31It was bigger than a building.
26:33A walking building.
26:37Yay, that's it.
26:38Good job.
26:39Great, he did it.
26:40He's roaring.
26:43No, no, no, Mr. Noodle.
26:44Aw, he scared himself.
26:48Don't be scared, Mr. Noodle.
26:50That's just your reflection.
26:53Mr. Noodle.
26:54Yay.
26:55Yeah, yeah.
26:56That's you in the mirror.
26:58Not a real dinosaur.
27:00Right, it's you.
27:04But you're still a great dinosaur, Mr. Noodle.
27:09Bye, Mr. Noodle.
27:13What's that, Dorothy?
27:15What's that?
27:16Dorothy wants to ask someone else.
27:19How do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
27:27Dorothy, this is how I pretend to be a dinosaur.
27:30I have a long neck and eat leaves off of trees.
27:34Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum.
27:36Dorothy, this is how I pretend to be a pterosaur.
27:41I have wings and I fly like a bird.
27:45Dorothy, I'm a pterosaur, I have sharp teeth, I run fast, and I eat other dinosaurs.
27:56Wow, Dorothy says you remind her of our Uncle Jaws.
28:00Oh, thanks, everybody.
28:02Oh, and thanks, Dorothy.
28:04Now, I'm going to ask a baby.
28:07Oh, hello, baby.
28:10Baby, how do you pretend to be a dinosaur?
28:16Oh, boy.
28:17Oh, boy.
28:17Thank you, baby.
28:18Kiss, kiss, kiss.
28:19Muah.
28:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
28:23Boy, that was a cute baby.
28:25Oh, and now Elmo has a question for all, all, all, all you.
28:30Yeah, you.
28:31How many baby dinosaurs will hatch from these eggs?
28:35Let's count them and see.
28:37One.
28:38Oh, one baby stegosaurus.
28:41Oh, two.
28:43Two.
28:44Three.
28:45Four.
28:47Five.
28:49Six.
28:50Seven.
28:51Seven baby stegosauruses.
28:54Oh, boy.
28:56Oh, one baby tyrannosaurus rocks.
28:59Oh, okay.
29:01Where are you going?
29:02Bye, dinosaur.
29:05Oh, sorry.
29:06Baby T-Rex.
29:07Bye.
29:08Oh, great counting, everybody.
29:11Stegosaurus is one kind of dinosaur.
29:13Elmo wonders what other kind of dinosaurs there are.
29:16Oh, draw.
29:21Look at that.
29:24It's a draw-saurus.
29:28Okay, open that drawer.
29:30Draw.
29:35Is this a dinosaur?
29:37Yes.
29:38A triceratops.
29:39That's my favorite.
29:41Elmo likes him, but Elmo wouldn't try to kiss him.
29:44Is this a dinosaur?
29:46Yes.
29:46That's a brontosaurus.
29:48What a neck.
29:50It can wear lots of neckties.
29:53Is this a dinosaur?
29:56Yes.
29:56No, it's a birthday cake.
29:58But you could put dinosaurs on your cake.
30:01Are these dinosaurs?
30:04Are these dinosaurs?
30:04Yes.
30:05Yes.
30:06And yes.
30:07They all are.
30:08Is this a dinosaur?
30:10Is this a dinosaur?
30:11It's a snuffle-o-bac-us.
30:13Uh, not today.
30:14Today, I'm a snuffle-o-saurus.
30:20Or a dino-o-bac-us.
30:25Thank you, Troy.
30:27Oh, Elmo's friend Kate loves dinosaurs.
30:30So, her mommy took her to the museum so she could see huge dinosaur bones.
30:35And she told Elmo all about it.
30:40Dinosaurs aren't alive anymore.
30:42So, you have to go to a museum to see them.
30:45Like the American Museum of Natural History.
30:50Scientists called paleontologists dig up the fossils of dinosaur bones.
30:55And they put together skeletons, which show how big they were.
31:01One of the first skeletons we saw was awesome.
31:06It's called a barosaurus.
31:09When I looked up at it, I felt tiny.
31:14It has the longest neck of any dinosaur found in North America.
31:20We found Triceratops, with three big horns and a big collar.
31:27We also saw dinosaur eggs.
31:31How could something as big as a dinosaur grow from something that small?
31:39Tyrannosaurus rex.
31:42It has tiny arms, and big legs, and sharp teeth.
31:50They're sharp, because it eats meat.
31:54We found Stegosaurus.
31:57I think it's the cutest.
31:59I like the plates on its back.
32:03The last one we saw, the Apatosaurus, was humongous.
32:09And it was put together from three hundred and fifty dinosaur bones.
32:15There's a make-believe skeleton we put together.
32:20Just like paleontologists do.
32:24Maybe I'll be a paleontologist someday.
32:33Paleontologists, paleontologists, paleontologists.
32:35Where can I learn more about a paleontologist?
32:40Oh, yeah!
32:42Oh, a T-V-O-Saur.
32:44I'm looking at more on the Dinosaur Channel.
32:48Oh, come on, T-V.
32:50Okay, turn yourself on.
32:53It's the Dinosaur Channel.
32:55All dinos, all newts, all the time.
32:58Dino devotees, here's paleontologist Bones Martin digging up dirt about dinosaurs.
33:03Hi, I'm Bones Martin, and I'm a paleontologist.
33:07I dig dinosaurs.
33:11And I make dino skeletons.
33:14Sazam!
33:16And here's the secret about dinosaurs.
33:20Dinosaurs moved.
33:22They were alive.
33:23They didn't just stand in some museum waiting for closing time.
33:27These legs were meant for walking and running and, yes, dancing.
33:33Hit it!
33:34Swing your tail from side to side.
33:36Swing it, show some dino pride.
33:38Stamp those feet up on the ground.
33:41Let the earth shake all around you.
33:43Give your tail another walk.
33:45Stamp your feet and start to romp.
33:49Paleontology in motion.
33:52That's true when the dinosaurs stomp.
33:55Let's get real.
33:58It's Lambiosaurus and the dinettes.
34:01Okay, dance with the dinosaurs.
34:04Swing your tail from side to side.
34:06Swing it, show some dino pride.
34:09Stamp those feet up on the ground.
34:11Make the earth shake all around you.
34:14Give your tail another walk.
34:16Stamp your feet and start to romp.
34:19Ornitholomous folks, tops and taps.
34:23That's doing a dinosaur stomp.
34:29Give your tail another walk.
34:32Stamp your feet, it's time to romp.
34:35That's doing it.
34:36That's doing it.
34:37That's doing a dinosaur stomp.
34:42I dig dinosaurs.
34:46Watch it, Jumbo.
34:47Stay tuned for Dino-saur, Bob Vossel, and Dudley Diggs.
34:52And the bigger they are, the harder they fall.
34:55Thanks, Evie.
34:58Elmo wants to learn even more about dinosaurs, don't you?
35:02How can we find out even more?
35:07Why don't you ask a dinosaur?
35:10It's a dinosaur, yay!
35:11Yes, it is.
35:12I'm a dinosaur, and I was born 150 million years ago, give or take.
35:17But I saw everything.
35:19Ask me a question.
35:21Well, what did Mr. Dinosaur see?
35:23Oh, well, I saw asteroids, and I saw the sun rise every day like clockwork.
35:28And I saw the stars, and the comets, and the rocks.
35:32Well, what else?
35:33Well, I saw rivers to swim in, and trees with tasty leaves, just like these.
35:38Oh.
35:39Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, most of all, I saw dinosaurs everywhere.
35:44Big ones, little ones, calm ones, excited ones.
35:47Dinosaurs were the people in my neighborhood, son.
35:50Wow.
35:51Well, did you have a bird in your neighborhood, like Big Bird?
35:55Well, we had a pterosaur flying in the sky, kind of like a dinosaur with wings.
36:01What a guy, always up with that big smile, yeah.
36:05Ah, a pterosaur.
36:06Oh, look, look, look, that is imagining Elmo as a pterosaur, flying over Mr. Dinosaur's
36:13neighborhood 150 million years ago.
36:16You look good in teeth, son.
36:18Whee!
36:19What a way to fly!
36:21That's the soar in pterosaur.
36:24Hello, Elmo's a pterosaur.
36:27Whee!
36:30There weren't just dinosaurs, there were all kinds of animals.
36:33Frogs, turtles, mice.
36:36Hello, frog.
36:37Hello, turtle.
36:39Hello, mouse.
36:41And crocodiles.
36:42Yow!
36:43Whoa!
36:45They're always good for a laugh.
36:49Woo-wee!
36:52Most dinosaurs ate leaves 24-7.
36:55Others ate meat, including dinosaurs.
37:00Oh, what's that, T-Rex?
37:04Yeah, baby!
37:08And that's the way it was.
37:10Ah, thank you, Mr. Dinosaur.
37:12No problem, kid.
37:13Oh, don't go away, Mr. Dinosaur.
37:15What?
37:15Dorothy wants to sing that dinosaur song.
37:19Ooh.
37:19Yeah, this one's a golden odys.
37:21Oh, just like me, 150 million years old, and I still don't feel a day over 145 million.
37:27Oh, cool.
37:30Here we go.
37:32Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo.
37:35Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
37:38Come on, everybody.
37:41Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
37:46Dinosaur, dinosaur, dino-dinosaur.
37:50Dino-dino-dinosaur.
37:52Dino-dinosaur.
37:55Say goodbye, Dorothy.
37:58Say goodbye, Mr. Dinosaur.
38:00Bye-bye, have a nice age.
38:01Doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-ba-ba-doo, doo-ba-ba-ba-doo.
38:05I'm really lost it.
38:20I'm really lost it.
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