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00:21We are Knowledge Kids
00:32Dino Zeta!
01:02Dino Zeta!
01:12Dino Field Guides
01:43Dino Field Guides
01:47Dino Field Guides
01:49Dino Field Guides
02:06Oh look!
02:16ZARA...
02:27Wow.
02:56Tina?
02:57What?
02:57You had a bugger in your nose.
02:59And, hey, look.
03:01Cool books you should want to look at.
03:04A dinosaur.
03:05Wow.
03:06And?
03:07It's green.
03:09And?
03:10And what?
03:11And what's its name?
03:13Trudon.
03:14How did you know that?
03:15Because it's one of your top 100.
03:17105 favorite dinosaurs.
03:19Number 68.
03:22Wait.
03:22Why is this alligator eating its babies?
03:25It's not.
03:26That's how alligators protect their babies.
03:28They cut them in their mouth and carry them to safety.
03:31Do you want to pull the tab?
03:32Come on, sister.
03:33Pull it.
03:34This one you can push up and down.
03:39Cool.
03:40It's better if you make a sound, too.
03:44Roar.
03:46I don't think it sounded like that at all.
03:49Really?
03:50No.
03:51See those pictures?
03:52Dinosaurs are a lot like birds and reptiles.
03:55They had feathers, like birds, and scales like reptiles.
03:58And had babies and eggs, just like both of them.
04:02So?
04:02So, when was the last time you heard a bird or an alligator roar?
04:06I think they whistled like birds.
04:08Really big birds.
04:10Hmm.
04:10I never thought of it like that.
04:12Cool.
04:12Do you want to play dinosaur with me?
04:14Not right now.
04:16Come on.
04:17We used to play dino together all the time.
04:20Please.
04:21You can be whatever dinosaur you want.
04:23Except to turn on.
04:26I want that one.
04:28Maybe later.
04:29Is this the book you want?
04:31Yep.
04:34I'll wait here.
04:52Excuse me?
04:54How can I help you?
04:55I'd like to borrow the smoke, please.
04:57Oh, so you like dinosaurs.
04:59No.
05:01I love them.
05:03Especially the turd on.
05:05It looked like this.
05:07With long tail feathers and really sharp claws.
05:11Nice backpack.
05:13Uh...
05:13Dana?
05:14Thanks.
05:15My dad made it for me.
05:16Want to see what it can do?
05:18Sure.
05:19You can use the zippers and buttons.
05:21So you can be whatever dinosaur you want.
05:27Bet you don't know what this one is.
05:29Hmm.
05:29Think for real.
05:31Is it a...
05:31I'll give you a hint.
05:33These are horns.
05:34There should be three of them.
05:36But I only have two hands.
05:38That's another hint.
05:40Triceratops?
05:41Ding, ding, ding!
05:42I like dinosaurs too.
05:43Could you imagine meeting a real life dinosaur?
05:46That's my biggest wish ever.
05:48Too bad they aren't around anymore.
05:50Sometimes you just need to know how to look for them.
05:52In books.
05:55Whoa!
05:55You've taken out like every single dinosaur book we have here.
05:58Yep.
05:59That's the last new one.
06:04Tell you what.
06:05Why don't you try...
06:07This book.
06:08My brother and I call it a Dino Field Guide.
06:11A Dino Field Guide?
06:13It's filled with dinosaur experiments that need finishing.
06:19Ooh, I bet you like this one.
06:20Dino Experiment 501.
06:22How did the Troodon protect its eggs?
06:24How did it?
06:24Well, I don't know.
06:25You'll have to figure it out.
06:26But the only way to solve it would be to meet a real Troodon.
06:29Wouldn't that be fun?
06:32Can I keep it until tomorrow?
06:33Tell you what.
06:36Dan...
06:37Ah.
06:39Dino.
06:39You can keep it for as long as you want.
06:41Just promise to pass it off to another paleontologist in training when you're done with it.
06:45I will.
06:45Troodon, promise.
06:47You just make a claw with your hand and then shake.
06:50Thanks.
06:51Track.
06:52My name's Track.
06:53Thanks, Track.
07:03Sir, guess what?
07:05I've got a Dino Experiment.
07:07Do you want to do it with me?
07:12What was that?
07:21Where's that coming from?
07:24Let me try whistling back.
07:28I think someone's playing a game with me.
07:31Thanks...
07:49Feathers?
08:02I don't believe it.
08:15I'm real, live, dinosaur.
08:24Hello, Trudon.
08:31You like my backpack?
08:36You want me to follow you?
08:41Do you think I'm a Trudon because of my backpack?
08:45You think I'm a Trudon?
08:50I'm coming!
08:51I'm coming!
09:00Is this your nest, Trudon?
09:04I've never seen a dinosaur nest before.
09:07And look, you've got an egg.
09:09Now I'll be able to see how you protect your egg.
09:11Let's help Dino Experiment 501.
09:15Trudon?
09:17Trudon?
09:21Trudon?
09:21Trudon!
09:24That doesn't sound like a Trudon.
09:32I can't believe how amazing this is!
09:39Your name means Australian thief!
09:42Thief.
09:43Oh no!
09:45We're probably here to steal the Trudon's egg.
09:48Think, Dino, think.
09:49If I were a Trudon, how would I protect my egg?
09:51There's only one thing that can save at it.
09:54Research!
10:03Squat!
10:06Squat!
10:07Squat!
10:10Squat!
10:17Squat!
10:18Squat!
10:19Squat!
10:21Squat!
10:22Squat!
10:24Squat!
10:24Squat!
10:26Squat!
10:27Squat!
10:28Squat!
10:30Squat!
10:31Squat!
10:31Squat!
10:31Squat!
10:31Squat!
10:32Tina, what are you doing?
10:33Solving a Dino Experiment?
10:35Obviously.
10:36What are you talking about?
10:38I remember Trudons were like birds, so I read how birds protect their babies.
10:42Some birds protect their babies by staying together in large groups, like penguins and flamingos.
10:51Sapien numbers.
10:52But because you didn't want to play with me, I was all alone.
10:57So, I pretended I was a peacock.
11:00They protect their babies by showing off their bright feathers to predators, like this.
11:06Squat!
11:07Squat!
11:08Dana, this is a library.
11:09You need to be quiet.
11:10No, you need to help me protect the Trudon's nest.
11:14Come and look at it.
11:15That ozeraptor might come back soon.
11:17Dana, I'll play dinosaurs with you later.
11:19You always say that, and we never do.
11:21Just like we never make our dinosaur crafts together anymore either.
11:27Just...
11:27Just try to keep it down a bit, okay?
11:29But, Sara!
11:30Shh.
11:32Okay.
11:35Okay, Caesar.
11:37Whisper battle.
11:39Caesar.
11:40Caesar.
11:41Caesar.
11:41Caesar.
11:42Caesar.
11:43Caesar.
11:43You win.
11:44Just try to keep it down, Dana.
11:50Are you hatching baby Trudon?
11:51I can't believe I'm going to see a real live baby dinosaur hatch from its egg.
11:56This is incredible.
12:07It's the...
12:09It's the...
12:10It's the...
12:11It's the king of the dinosaurs!
12:13You sound hungry for eggs, T-Rex.
12:19Think, Dana, think.
12:21Think, Dana, think.
12:21If I were a Trudon, how would I protect my egg from something as big as a T-Rex?
12:27Of course!
12:28Dinosaurs are a lot like birds and reptiles.
12:30Now, some reptiles put their babies in their mouth to protect...
12:35I'll explain later.
12:38Come on, baby Trudon.
12:39The horse.
12:45My y'know.
12:57The horse.
13:00The fish.
13:02The fish.
13:03The fish.
13:03Head in the clouds
13:05And I don't care, I don't care
13:08Before you look out
13:13You're the only one I know
13:44Are you starting to hatch, baby Trudon?
13:47I can see your claw
13:51That's it
13:52You can do it
14:04Aww
14:06Here's your little snout, baby
14:10One more big push
14:16Hello, baby Trudon
14:21Baby, it's probably not a good idea to be whistling
14:32When there's a hungry T-Rex around
14:35Oh, come on
14:36Please be quiet, baby
14:38Hey, T-Rex
14:56I'm sure that Osiraptor would make a better snack
14:59Than this little baby Trudon
15:07You don't agree?
15:13Hang on, baby
15:24No!
15:33Gotta get you away from that hungry T-Rex feeding suit on
15:40This will slow her down
15:42This will slow her down
15:46Hurry, baby
16:08Hurry, T-Rex
16:10Come on, baby!
16:10Come on, baby!
16:11Come on, baby!
16:25Oh!
16:27Go, Benny!
16:38Come on, baby!
16:40Come on!
16:42Oh, there you are.
16:44How else do you protect your babies, Mama Trudon?
16:49The T-Rex has the largest nose of any dinosaur.
16:52I don't think it'll take her too long to...
17:02Find us.
17:05Dana!
17:08Dana!
17:12What are you squawking at, Mama Dino?
17:19A whole herd of dinosaurs?
17:21They're beautiful.
17:24Except when they want to eat a baby dinosaur you just watched hatch.
17:31Think, Dana, think.
17:33Why would the Mama Trudon want to get to a giant herd of other dinosaurs?
17:41What? Safety in numbers.
17:43If you're not as strong as the T-Rex, hide around other dinosaurs that are.
17:48Smart thinking, Mama Trudon.
17:52Dana!
17:54Where are you?
18:01How do we get past the king of the dinosaurs?
18:06We can't get past the T-Rex.
18:12But we can go through it.
18:15T-Rexes are big but slow.
18:19Trudons are small and fast.
18:22Ready to run, baby dino?
18:23We can go through it now.
18:27Then let's go.
18:30We're coming, T-Rex.
18:33Watch out!
18:36Go around, baby!
18:42We're coming, T-Rex.
18:52Hey, T-Rex, want a trudon?
18:56Then eat this one.
19:01Run, baby!
19:05Sorry, T-Rex.
19:06That's just a backpack that looks like a trudon.
19:08Better luck on your next hunt.
19:11Oh, come on.
19:12Your name means king of the dinosaurs.
19:14I'm sure you'll catch something soon.
19:22Bye, T-Rex.
19:24Happy hunting!
19:30Bye, baby.
19:33Dina!
19:36Dina!
19:40Dina!
19:42Dina!
19:44Dina!
19:46Dina!
19:46Dina!
19:48Where did you go?
19:49I've been looking all over for you.
19:52Where's your shoe, and what happened to your backpack?
19:56That's going to be upset.
19:58Sar, you won't believe it.
20:00I just got chased by a T-Rex.
20:04Well, it wasn't chasing me as much as this baby trudon
20:07when I was protecting.
20:08I'm just glad you're safe.
20:10Don't run off without telling me next time.
20:14Dino promise?
20:17Dino promise.
20:19Hey, since you already have a dino claw, do you want to play dinosaurs now?
20:24Okay, but I get to be the T-Rex.
20:29Or...
20:29Did you drop this?
20:31Yes.
20:31And guess what?
20:32I saw Dino Experiment 501.
20:34How did the Trudon protect its eggs?
20:36Good job.
20:36How did they?
20:37They did it like birds and reptiles.
20:39Trudons made loud noises to scare off smaller dinosaurs, and move their eggs to keep them
20:44safe from larger ones.
20:46Look what the T-Rex did to my backpack.
20:49She's got a pretty powerful imagination.
20:51The coolest kids do.
20:52Yeah.
20:53I used to have an imaginary friend unicorn.
20:55You still talk to Princess Rainbow Moonray.
20:58No, I don't.
21:00May.
21:03Jack, you almost ready to head home.
21:04Dan, I want you to meet...
21:06Zara, she's my big sister.
21:07And this is her little sister, Dana.
21:11Dana's going to be looking after our dino field guide for a while.
21:18Dino Dana.
21:20I like the sound of that.
21:24Maybe I'll see you both around the library sometime.
21:26Absolutely.
21:29If you're lucky.
21:32What?
21:34Good luck catching me, sister T-Rex.
21:52You have to work.
21:55I used to work.
21:55You have to wait for them.
21:55Not yet.
22:08You have to.
22:09I would za.
22:11You eat and sleep, sometimes you're wise.
22:13You'll see you next time.
22:13But...
22:28We are Knowledge Fits!
22:43We are Knowledge Fits!
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