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[Dana] Dino Dana!

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Dino Dana!

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[Dana] "The Sound Of Dinosaurs"

Roar!

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Roar!

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Roar!

Watch out, Mom.

Roar!

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[distant squawking]

Dino Experiment in progress, Dad.

Roar!

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[chirps]

[chirps]

Roar!

Do you mind, Dana?

I'm trying to study.

And I'm trying to solve maybe my most important

dino experiment yet.

Dino Experiment 82...

Let me stop you there.

I don't have time for dino experiments.

I have my own dino problem to deal with.

[distant chirping]

Roar!

Dana.

Mom, I'm trying to study but Dana keeps roaring.

-Dana? -Yes, mother?

Stop roaring.

Saara, can you move these to your room?

I need to start lunch

after I get the rest of the groceries in.

But you didn't even ask why I was roaring.

Why were you roaring?

I'm trying to solve dino experiment 825.

What do dinosaurs sound like?

Easy. Roar! Everybody knows that.

Just because most people believe something

doesn't mean it's true.

A lot of paleontologists aren't so sure dinosaurs roared.

I just need to prove it.

Well, good luck with that, Nugget.

Doesn't anyone want to know why they're not sure?

What about you, Saara?

Nope, I'm fine, thanks.

Here. You can have your toys back.

It didn't really help.

They're scientific models

and why did you need them anyway?

Because I have a science test on dinosaurs.

[gasps]

Why didn't you tell me?

I can help you study.

What's the test on?

Carnivorous behaviours?

Extinction theories?

Rise of the mammals?

Their names.

That's it? Easy.

Let's start with the A dinosaurs.

Dana, it might be easy for you to remember their names

but I get really confused.

That's understandable.

There are over 700 different species.

I give up.

[distant chirping]

We're lucky paleontologists don't give up.

At first, the paleontologists who weren't sure

dinosaurs roared only had a theory.

No evidence but they didn't give up

and just recently they found a 66-million-year-old

ancestor of the goose

which had the earliest known voice box.

That's what let's us speak and...

Sing.

What?

Singing. You like to sing.

So?

So, you know like every song.

Maybe memorizing the dino names isn't the best way

for your to remember them.

Maybe we should make up a song about them.

I don't know.

Come on.

We'll imagine the dinosaurs are with us.

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Let's start it with the age of reptiles.

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♪ First Triassic. ♪

♪ When the dinos began. ♪

♪ Eoraptor. ♪

♪ Procompsongnauthus. ♪

♪ And you. ♪

♪ Just learned something new. ♪

♪ Let's keep going ♪

♪ with Bellusaurus and Proceratosaurus. ♪

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♪ Then there's Amigdalohdon ♪

♪ and Ewestreptoespondieluss ♪

♪ Two hundred and fifty-two million years ago ♪

♪ is when the Age of Dinosaurs began ♪

♪ And it all makes sense somehow ♪

♪ when you know their time span ♪

♪ And then your test will be easy. ♪

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♪ Next Jurassic. ♪

♪ Way more dino friends. ♪

♪ Diplodocus. ♪

♪ Brachiosaurus. ♪

♪ And you ♪

♪ just learned something new. ♪

♪ You know this one it's an... ♪

♪ Ozraptor ♪

♪ And over there is a? ♪

♪ Stegosaurus. ♪

Good!

♪ Now what about this friend, she's a... ♪

♪ Kentrosaurus. ♪

♪ Over two hundred and one million years ago ♪

♪ is when the Jurassic began. ♪

♪ And it all makes sense some how ♪

♪ When you know their time span. ♪

♪ And then my test will be easy. ♪

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♪ Now Cretaceous. ♪

♪ Last for the dinosaurs. ♪

♪ Triceratops. ♪

♪ Euoplocephalus. ♪

♪ And you ♪

♪ Just learned something new. ♪

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♪ And now, ♪

♪ the Tyrannosaurus Rex! ♪

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♪ One hundred and forty-five million years ago ♪

♪ is when the Cretaceous began. ♪

♪ And it all makes sense somehow, ♪

♪ when I know their time span. ♪

♪ And now your test will be easy. ♪

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♪ First Triassic. ♪

♪ -Then came... -The Jurassic. ♪

♪ -Last was... -Cretaceous. ♪

♪ Now you know them all. ♪

♪ Cause you, ♪

♪ just taught me something new. ♪

Oh, thanks Seester.

Let's hope that works.

Oh, back to your dino experiment?

Yeah, but I still can't get the microraptor to talk to me

so I can see what he sounds like.

Wait, what did you call the three time periods?

The Age of Reptiles.

Also known as the Age of Dinosaurs.

Well, reptiles don't roar.

They hiss.

So, maybe you should try hissing.

See if it talks to you then.

Now who's helpful?

Thanks, Seester.

♪ First Triassic, ♪

♪ when the dinos began. ♪

♪ Eosaurus. ♪

Oh.

That doesn't sound right.

Hiss!

Hiss!

Looks like he's running again.

[Saara] What was that dino again?

Saara?

I'm going to fail.

Now I'm getting the dino time periods

and their names mixed up.

There's no such thing as a Triassicsaurus is there?

No.

You're not going to fail.

Even if you do, science is all about failing.

You don't understand.

In science you never fail.

You just discover new ways of doing things wrong

until you get them right.

No, Dana.

If I don't pass this test I fail the whole class.

Lunch time!

And fail what?

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[Dana] Dino Dana!

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Dino Dana!

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[Dana] The Sound of Dinosaurs Part II.

Who's failing?

We are.

At coming up with a song

to help Saara remember dino names.

I don't get it.

Dana was trying to help me study for my dino naming test

by making up a song with all the different

dino names it in.

And?

I may have got her confused by trying to group the dinos

in their three different time periods.

Hm.

I like the song idea but what helps me remember things

is to think of one unique thing

about whatever I'm trying to remember.

Like this one.

Check out those claws.

What's her name?

Oh, Gigantoraptor.

Therizinosaurus.

And Mom's right.

She actually has the largest claws of any dinosaur.

Now we just need a song that goes with it.

She did need those big claws to help her survive.

Survive, huh?

Perfect.

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♪ Even though they're extinct ♪

♪ and they're fossilized ♪

♪ Dinos used to rule the Earth, ♪

♪ just check her Dino Field Guide. ♪

♪ We could spend so many nights ♪

♪ thinking how they survived so long ♪

♪ How they grew strong ♪

♪ Or we could come up with a song ♪

♪ To get you on track ♪

♪ For a test you'll ace ♪

♪ Dinos with such unique parts ♪

♪ that they're not afraid of being chased ♪

♪ Psittacosaurus has tail quills ♪

♪ Zuul has a club, could break your knee ♪

♪ Herbivores so well protected ♪

♪ they can basically run free ♪

♪ But that's not all, there's way way more ♪

♪ Just look around now ♪

♪ Having horns helped some dinosaurs ♪

♪ Kosmo had so many horns no one would even try ♪

♪ Stygi ready to rumble ♪

♪ Draco charged with a battle cry ♪

♪ So that is why, they will survive ♪

♪ With sharp horns to scare off predators, ♪

♪ they know they'll stay alive. ♪

♪ Spikey smacks they have to give ♪

♪ Big boney frills that let them live. ♪

♪ And they'll survive. ♪

♪ They will survive. ♪

♪ But that's not all, there's way way more ♪

♪ Just look around now ♪

♪ Being huge helped some dinosaurs ♪

♪ Amargasaurus neck went right up super high ♪

♪ Futa makes the ground tremble ♪

♪ Therizino claws scratch the sky ♪

♪ So that is why, they will survive ♪

Just as long as they were really big,

they know they'll stay alive

Huge tail swipes they have to give

Or long claws so they can live

And they'll survive.

They will survive!

They will survive!

Not a big enough finish?

Did that help, Saara.

Only one way to find out.

Practice test.

Good luck, Saara.

Uh, where do you think you're going?

Lunch is ready?

I can't eat when there's a dino experiment that needs finishing.

So far, I've tried roaring and hissing at the microraptor

but he still won't talk back to me

so I still can't figure out what dinosaurs sounded like.

Wait.

Didn't some of those dinos we were just singing about

have feathers?

Yes!

Well, what else has feathers?

Birds.

Are you saying I should talk to the microraptor

like a bird?

It's worth a try.

Wait, can you get me some water first?

Sure.

Those high notes really get to my throat.

♪ They will survive. Hey, hey. ♪

[coughs]

Oh, the microraptors back.

Now's my chance.

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Squawk. Squawk.

Squawk.

Wait, microraptor!

Squawk! Squawk!

Wrong again.

You and me both.

I failed the practice test.

You did what?

How?

I got their unique things mixed up

like which one has a tail club or tail spikes.

Maybe instead of just their unique things

you need a song about how they use them

like how they fought.

Do you just want to sing a song?

[Dad] Yes.

And help you.

Get in here. Come on.

This is hopeless.

I've already failed two practice tests.

How am I every going to pass the real thing?

Remember how I said in science you never fail

you just discover new ways of doing things wrong

until you get them right?

Yes.

Well, we just have to keep failing until we discover

the right way to help you remember.

Come on, seester.

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♪ This is how dinosaurs fight ♪

♪ So they can, so they can ♪

♪ Beat their enemies and save their lives. ♪

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♪ This is how dinosaurs fight ♪

♪ So they can, so they can ♪

♪ Eat their enemies with their claw knives. ♪

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♪ -Dino's! -Defending spree. ♪

♪ They need some security. ♪

♪ Dino's. ♪

♪ Fight ability. ♪

♪ So prey can't get away. ♪

♪ Hippodraco runs at you in herds, oh no. ♪

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♪ Nanuqsaurus wants to bite your face, oh no. ♪

♪ Can you believe it? ♪

♪ Compsognathus chases you real fast oh no. ♪

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♪ Dino's! ♪

♪ Defending spree. ♪

♪ They need some security. ♪

♪ Dino's Fight ability. ♪

♪ So prey can't get away. ♪

Maiasaura charge at you in groups.

Oh no.

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♪ Spinosaurus tries to eat you whole. ♪

♪ Oh no. ♪

♪ Can you believe it? ♪

♪ Microraptor goes quiet to sneak. ♪

♪ Oh no. ♪

♪ You must escape ♪

♪ Cause dinos fight to protect or eat you know. ♪

I am amazing.

I mean we are amazing.

[laughs]

What do you think?

Try again?

What's wrong, nugget?

You want Dad to come up for a song for you too?

No.

I'm just a bit stuck solving my dino experiment.

Didn't one of the dinos in Dad's song go quiet

so it could sneak up on its prey?

Do you want me to sing that part back?

[all] No!

Saara, you think the Microraptor's

not talking to me because I'm dressed like a T-Rex?

That's my theory.

And it's a good one.

-Thanks, Seester. -You're welcome, Seester.

It's microraptor time.

♪ It's microraptor time. ♪

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Squawk! Squawk!

[squawks]

It worked. The Microraptor squawked back.

[hisses]

And hissed?

[squawks and hisses]

Age of Reptiles.

Birds and crocodiles are both reptiles

so I guess it makes sense that dinosaurs

sounded like both of them.

[hisses and squawks]

Dana!

I passed!

You did? Amazing.

I just pictured the dinos fighting

and then I instantly remembered their names.

And it was my song that did it.

Come on in, it's lunch time!

[Mom] Alright, Dexy. It's lunch time.

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