>> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ [WHISTLE BLOWS] >> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ >> ♪ ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A MOM HER NAME WAS MRS. PTERANODON SITTING ON HER NEST SHE HEARD A SCRATCHING AND SAID... ♪ >> OH, BOY!

MY EGGS ARE HATCHING!

>> ♪ ONE BY ONE HER KIDS POPPED FREE BABY PTERANODONS 1, 2, 3 ♪ >> I'LL NAME YOU TINY, SHINY, AND DON.

>> ♪ BUT TINY SAID... ♪ >> WAIT!

THERE'S ONE MORE, MOM!

>> ♪ LAST LITTLE BABY WAS A DIFFERENT SIZE WITH TEETH AND A TAIL AND BIG GREEN EYES HE DIDN'T LOOK ANYTHING LIKE THE REST ♪ >> WHAT AM I DOING IN A PTERANODON NEST?

>> ♪ BUT DEAR, OLD MRS. PTERANODON SAID... ♪ >> OH, THIS IS YOUR FAMILY, AND I'M YOUR MOM.

YOU MAY BE DIFFERENT, BUT WE'RE ALL CREATURES.

ALL DINOSAURS HAVE DIFFERENT FEATURES.

COME ON, BUDDY.

WE'LL TAKE A VACATION.

I'LL GET US A TICKET AT PTERANODON STATION.

WE'LL TRAVEL THE WORLD IN SUNSHINE AND RAIN AND MEET ALL THE SPECIES ON THE... >> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ >> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ >> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ >> ♪ DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ >> ♪ WE'RE GONNA RIDE ♪ >> ♪ RIDE, RIDE, RIDE, RIDE ♪ [WHISTLE BLOWS] >> ♪ THE DINOSAUR TRAIN ♪ [ROARING] [CAPTIONING MADE POSSIBLE BY THE JIM HENSON COMPANY] >> OOH!

I SEE ONE!

>> THANKS, BUDDY!

I GOT THIS ONE, DAD.

>> WAY TO GO, TINY.

>> THANKS, DAD.

>> NICE DIVE, TINY.

I SEE ANOTHER ONE.

>> HEH HEH!

I'M ON IT.

WATCH THIS.

HUT!

WOOP!

OH!

>> WOW, THAT WAS AMAZING!

>> THANKS, BUDDY.

IT'S MY PATENTED QUADRUPLE LOOPLE DART AND DIVE.

>> QUADRUPLE LOOPLE DART AND DIVE?

>> YEAH, AN OLD TECHNIQUE FROM OUR ANCESTORS.

>> WHAT ARE ANCESTORS?

>> WELL, THAT MEANS THE FAMILY MEMBERS WHO CAME BEFORE US.

DID YOU KNOW MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER TAUGHT ME THAT DIVE?

AND HIS GREAT-GRANDFATHER TAUGHT IT TO HIM.

>> MAYBE ONE DAY YOU CAN TEACH ME THAT DIVE.

>> TINY, I ABSOLUTELY WILL.

>> DAD, ARE THOSE MY ANCESTORS, TOO?

>> WELL, OUR FAMILY IS YOUR FAMILY, BUDDY.

BUT, YOU KNOW, YOU ALSO HAVE ANCESTORS-- T-REX ANCESTORS.

>> RIGHT.

THE TYRANNOSAURS THAT CAME BEFORE ME.

>> EXACTLY.

WE MIGHT NOT KNOW YOUR GRANDPARENTS, BUT WE DO KNOW THERE WERE ALL KINDS OF EARLIER TYRANNOSAURS.

>> LIKE MAYBE TYRANNOSAURS FROM THE JURASSIC TIME PERIOD MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO.

I BET THEY WERE HUGE AND STOMPED OVER EVERYTHING IN THEIR PATHS.

>> AND ROARED LOUDER THAN ANY DINOSAUR AROUND.

RROWRR!

HA HA!

>> YOU KNOW, THERE IS A WAY TO SEE WHAT THE OLDER TYRANNOSAURS WERE REALLY LIKE.

BUT WE'D PROBABLY HAVE TO TAKE A RIDE ON... >> THE DINOSAUR TRAIN!

CAN WE, DAD?

CAN WE?

>> WELL, YOUR MOM IS OUT FOR THE DAY WITH DON AND SHINY, SO I SAY, TINY, LET'S GIVE BUDDY A LIFT TO THE TRAIN.

>> YEAH!

>> SO, LOOKING FOR TYRANNOSAURS THAT CAME BEFORE T-REX, HUH?

>> DO YOU KNOW ANY?

>> DO I?

BETTER BELIEVE IT.

RIDING THE DINOSAUR TRAIN, I'VE SEEN ALL KINDS OF OLDER TYRANNOSAURS.

THERE'S DILONG, SINOTYRANNUS, ALIORAMUS.

MAYBE I SHOULD JUST SHOW YOU.

THESE ARE JUST A FEW TYRANNOSAURS THAT CAME BEFORE T-REX: GUANLONG FROM THE JURASSIC-- >> NO WAY!

A TYRANNOSAUR WITH FEATHERS?

>> YEP.

THE DILONG HAS FEATHERS, TOO.

HE'S FROM THE EARLY CRETACEOUS.

>> ARE THOSE DINOSAURS REALLY ALL TYRANNOSAURS?

A LOT OF THEM DON'T LOOK LIKE BUDDY AT ALL.

>> LIKE THESE 2 WITH CRESTS.

HEY, MAYBE WAY BACK THEN, TYRANNOSAURS HAD TO SHOW OFF FOR OTHER TYRANNOSAURS, LIKE CRYOLOPHOSAURUS.

>> HMM.

GOOD HYPOTHESIS, BUDDY.

>> THANK YOU.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

>> HA HA HA!

OH, BOY, JUST LIKE THE KING.

>> AND LOOK.

EOTYRANNUS HAS 3 FINGERS, BUT BUDDY ONLY HAS 2.

>> WHOA!

A TYRANNOSAUR WITH 3 FINGERS?

>> IT'S TRUE.

TYRANNOSAURS HAVE CHANGED QUITE A BIT OVER THE YEARS AND NOW WE HAVE T-REX, THE LARGEST AND MOST FEROCIOUS OF THEM ALL.

IN FACT, "TYRANNOSAURUS REX" MEANS "KING OF THE TYRANNOSAURS."

>> I'M THE KING OF THE TYRANNOSAURS!

RROWRR!

>> AAH!

>> YOU KNOW, KING BUDDY, THE TRAIN IS STOPPING AT RAPTOREX RIDGE, AND I BET RODNEY RAPTOREX WOULD LOVE TO MEET YOU.

>> IS HE A TYRANNOSAUR THAT CAME BEFORE T-REX?

>> SURE IS.

>> ANOTHER TYRANNOSAUR WITH FEATHERS.

>> DO YOU REALLY THINK WE COULD MEET HIM?

>> ABSOLUTELY.

MR. PTERANODON?

>> I THINK NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO MEET THIS RODNEY FELLA.

>> IT IS THE PERFECT TI--OOH, WAIT A MINUTE.

TIME?

TIME!

AHEM!

TIME TUNNEL APPROACHING!

[BELL RINGING] NEXT STOP, RAPTOREX RIDGE STATION IN ANOTHER PART OF THE CRETACEOUS TIME PERIOD.

HAVE A GOOD TIME MEETING RODNEY.

>> THANKS, MR.

CONDUCTOR.

>> OK, KIDS, LET'S STICK TOGETHER.

[TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS] >> HMM.

SO, BUDDY, IF YOU WERE A TYRANNOSAUR, WHICH YOU ARE, WHERE DO YOU THINK YOU'D BE?

>> I'M NOT SURE.

SOMEPLACE I COULD FIND SOME MEAT?

[SNIFFS] LET'S TRY THIS WAY.

I HOPE WE FIND THIS RAPTOREX BEFORE THE DINOSAUR TRAIN COMES BACK.

>> RODNEY CAN'T BE THAT HARD TO FIND.

HE'S A BIG TYRANNOSAUR.

THINK ABOUT ANNIE, DELORES, AND BORIS TYRANNOSAURUS.

YOU CAN'T MISS THEM.

>> YOU'RE RIGHT.

IF A TYRANNOSAUR'S AROUND, WE'LL DEFINITELY SEE HIM.

[GASPS] >> WHOA-HO!

WHOA-HO-HO-HO!

YEAH!

WHOA-HO-HO-HO-HO!

>> [SQUAWKS] LOOK OUT!

>> WHOA!

>> AAH!

>> YEAH!

>> COOL.

>> LOOKS A LITTLE DANGEROUS TO ME.

>> ARE YOU OK?

>> ARE YOU KIDDING?

THAT WAS THE MOST WICKED, HARD-CORE WIPEOUT EVER!

>> YOU MEAN YOU WERE TRYING TO DO THAT?

>> NAH.

I WAS TRYING TO STICK THE LANDING, BUT DID YOU SEE THE AIR I GOT?

SUH-WEET!

>> EXCUSE ME.

I'M TINY PTERANODON.

THIS IS MY BROTHER, BUDDY, AND THIS IS OUR DAD, DAD.

>> OH, HEY.

I'M RODNEY.

GREAT TO MEET YOU.

>> YOU'RE RODNEY?

THAT'S FUNNY.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR A TYRANNOSAUR NAMED RODNEY.

>> NO WAY, BECAUSE GUESS WHAT.

YOU'RE LOOKING AT HIM.

I'M RODNEY RAPTOREX.

>> YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR?

BUT YOU'RE SO LITTLE.

>> SURE AM, AND YOU'RE TINY.

TINY AND LITTLE.

YEAH!

>> WHOA!

>> OWW!

>> WHOA-HO!

SWEET RUN!

>> [ALL LAUGH] >> WELL, HELLO.

HEH!

YOU MUST BE RODNEY'S BIG BROTHER AND SISTER.

>> HEY, NO, MAN.

WE'RE RODNEY'S PARENTS.

I'M RITA, THIS IS MY HUSBAND REGGIE.

>> HEY, WING MAN.

>> HO HO!

I AM SO SORRY.

I JUST THOUGHT--RODNEY SAID HE'S A TYRANNOSAUR, AND-- >> HI.

I'M TINY PTERANODON, AND I THINK MY DAD IS SAYING THAT EVERY GROWN-UP TYRANNOSAUR WE'VE EVER SEEN IS KIND OF HUGE.

>> NOT THAT THERE'S ANYTHING WRONG WITH BEING A TYRANNOSAUR YOUR SIZE, UH, AT ALL.

>> NO PROB!

NO WORRIES.

>> WE KNOW ALL KINDS OF TYRANNOSAURS THAT ARE BIGGER THAN RAPTOREX, LIKE YOU.

YOU'RE A T-REX, RIGHT?

>> YEAH.

I'M BUDDY TYRANNOSAURUS, THE T-REX.

HOW DID YOU KNOW?

>> AW, WE GET AROUND IN THE "D" TRAIN, YOU KNOW?

PLUS RAPTOREX ARE TYRANNOSAURS THAT CAME BEFORE T-REX.

I CAN SEE THE SPECIES RESEMBLANCE.

>> YOU CAN?

>> NO WAY!

>> WAY.

>> HUH!

HEY, WING MAN!

WANT TO GRAB SOME CHOW WITH US WHILE THE WEE ONES CONNECT?

WE CAN HANG RIGHT NEXT DOOR, WATCHING THEM THE WHOLE TIME.

>> OH, UH-HUH, SURE.

WHAT DO YOU THINK, WEE ONES?

I'LL BE RIGHT OVER HERE.

>> OK, DAD.

>> I DON'T KNOW.

ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR?

>> WAY SURE.

>> HMM.

THIS COULD REQUIRE SOME DETECTIVE WORK.

RODNEY, BUDDY, PLEASE FACE ME.

LET'S SEE.

WELL, YOU BOTH HAVE HEADS THAT ARE BIG FOR YOUR BODIES.

>> I DO HAVE A PRETTY SIZABLE MELON.

>> AND YOU BOTH HAVE SMALL ARMS, WITH 2 FINGERS ON EACH HAND.

>> THE BETTER TO "PEACE OUT" WITH.

>> AND GIVE HIGH 2s.

>> YEAH!

>> CAN YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH, PLEASE?

HMM, YOUR TEETH LOOK DIFFERENT.

RODNEY'S ARE SHARP AND JAGGED, AND BUDDY'S ARE FATTER AND SMOOTHER.

[FOG HORN SOUND EFFECT] >> EWW!

>> SORRY.

MEAT-EATER BREATH.

>> HEY, YOU EAT MEAT, TOO?

>> I SO EAT MEAT.

>> BUT YOU HAVE FEATHERS, AND I DON'T.

>> I KNOW.

TOTAL BUMMER FOR YOU.

FEATHERS ARE GREAT.

>> SO YOU HAVE LOTS IN COMMON, BUT A LOT OF DIFFERENCES, TOO.

I HAVE AN IDEA.

I KNOW THE PERFECT WAY TO FIGURE OUT ONCE AND FOR ALL IF YOU'RE BOTH REALLY TYRANNOSAURS.

DADS, WELCOME TO OUR SHOW, "SO YOU THINK YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR."

LET'S MEET TODAY'S CONTESTANTS, BUDDY AND RODNEY.

FIRST, TYRANNOSAURS ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR AMAZING SENSE OF SMELL.

[SNIFFS] RITA RAPTOREX IS HIDING SOMEWHERE NEARBY.

IF YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO FIND HER.

READY?

GO!

>> GOT HER.

>> WHAT GREAT TYRANNOSAUR SNIFFERS, BOYS.

[BELL RINGS] >> NEXT TASK ON "SO YOU THINK YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR."

TYRANNOSAURS HAVE BIG HEADS WITH STRONG JAWS.

WHICH ONE OF YOU CAN TEAR INTO THIS TOUGH PIECE OF MEAT?

>> LET'S CHOW DOWN!

[BELL RINGS] >> EXCELLENT EATING SKILLS, BOYS.

NOW, FOR OUR FINAL TASK, EVERYONE KNOWS THAT TYRANNOSAURS HAVE STRONG LEGS FOR STOMPING.

WHICH ONE OF YOU CAN STOMP LIKE A TYRANNOSAUR?

>> [BOTH ROARING] >> THERE WE HAVE IT, FOLKS.

THE ANSWER IS CLEAR.

BUDDY AND RODNEY ARE BOTH TYRANNOSAURS.

>> [ALL CLAMORING] >> THANK YOU, EVERYONE, AND JOIN US NEXT TIME WE PLAY "SO YOU THINK YOU'RE A TYRANNOSAUR."

>> I GUESS IT'S TRUE.

WE ARE BOTH TYRANNOSAURS.

WE EVEN KIND OF LOOK ALIKE.

>> WE DO.

HEY, SINCE WE'RE SO MUCH ALIKE, THINK YOU MIGHT WANT TO TRY A RUN DOWN THE SLOPE ON MY TREE BOARD?

YOU, TOO, TINY.

>> REALLY?

WA-HOO!

WHOOOOA!

>> OH, I CAN'T LOOK.

>> THAT WAS OFF THE HOOK, BUD AND TINE!

>> IT WAS PRETTY FUN.

>> [SQUAWKS] IT WAS GREAT!

CAN WE DO IT AGAIN?

[TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS] >> OH, SORRY, KIDS.

NEXT TIME, I PROMISE.

TIME TO CATCH THE DINOSAUR TRAIN.

IT WAS GREAT MEETING YOU BOTH.

>> IT WAS GREAT MEETING YOU, TOO, WING MAN.

>> SEE YA SOON.

KEEP IT REAL.

>> YOU KNOW, I WILL KEEP IT REAL.

>> TINY, BUDDY, YOU HAVE TO COME VISIT AGAIN AND TRY ANOTHER RUN.

>> SUH-WEET!

>> HUH.

"SUH-WEET"?

>> [SQUAWKS] IT WAS SO MUCH FUN MEETING ONE OF BUDDY'S ANCESTORS.

>> AND THE REST OF YOU WILL ABSOLUTELY MEET THE RAPTOREXES NEXT TIME WE GO AND VISIT.

>> DOES THAT MEAN I'LL GET TO TRY SLIDING ON A PIECE OF BARK?

>> UM, CAN I TRY, TOO?

>> HA HA HA!

RODNEY WOULD LOVE TO TEACH YOU.

>> DO WE HAVE TO WAIT FOR RODNEY?

>> WHOA!

>> HI, THERE.

I'M DR. SCOTT, THE PALEONTOLOGIST, AND THIS IS THE SKULL OF A TYRANNOSAURUS REX, OR T. REX, JUST LIKE OUR FRIEND BUDDY.

AS YOU CAN SEE, AN ADULT T. REX WAS HUGE.

THE WHOLE BODY WAS OVER 40 FEET LONG, MAKING IT ONE OF THE LARGEST LAND-LIVING CARNIVORES EVER, AND T. REX HAD SOME SPECIAL FEATURES ON ITS SKULL.

IT HAD SHARP TEETH, SOME OF THEM THE SIZE OF BANANAS.

IT HAD AMAZING EYESIGHT, AND T. REX HAD A GREAT SENSE OF SMELL.

T. REX ALSO HAD SOME SPECIAL FEATURES ON ITS BODY.

CHECK OUT THOSE TINY ARMS.

PALEONTOLOGISTS DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THEY WERE USED FOR.

RECENTLY SCIENTISTS WORKING IN ASIA DISCOVERED A RELATIVE OF T. REX THAT LIVED MILLIONS OF YEARS BEFORE IT.

IT WAS NAMED RAPTOREX, AND IT SHARES MANY FEATURES WITH ITS THEROPOD COUSIN.

CHECK IT OUT.

RAPTOREX HAS A BIG HEAD, LOTS OF SHARP TEETH, AND TINY ARMS JUST LIKE T. REX, BUT THERE'S ONE BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO CARNIVORES, THEIR SIZE.

RAPTOREX WAS REALLY SMALL COMPARED TO THE GIGANTIC T. REX.

LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCE.

OK. KEEP WATCHING FOR MORE DINOSAUR DISCOVERIES.

>> HELLO, FOLKS.

IT'S ME THE CONDUCTOR.

TODAY WE'RE GOING TO LEARN HOW SPENDING TIME IN NATURE IS A GREAT WAY TO CALM DOWN AND RELAX, SO COME ON ALONG WITH ME ON THE DINOSAUR TRAIN.

ALL ABOARD!

>> [SIGHS] >> HEY, BUDDY, IS IT STILL RAINING?

>> UH-HUH, YEAH, STILL RAINING.

MOM, CAN WE PLEASE GO OUTSIDE AND PLAY NOW?

>> [SQUAWKS] I KNOW IT'S HARD TO STAY COOPED UP IN THE NEST, KIDS, BUT THE RAIN IS STILL REALLY COMING DOWN.

>> BUT THAT'S GREAT.

WE CAN GET WET AND SPLASH IN ALL THE PUDDLES.

>> IT'S REALLY RAINING HARD, DON.

>> [SIGHS] >> RRR!

IT'S BEEN RAINING ALL DAY!

WE'LL NEVER GET TO GO OUTSIDE!

>> TINY, IT'S NOT THAT BAD.

I SEE THE SUN TRYING TO PEEK THROUGH THE CLOUDS.

IT WON'T BE LONG BEFORE THE RAIN STOPS.

YOU JUST NEED TO STAY IN THE NEST A LITTLE LONGER.

>> AWW!

A LITTLE LONGER?

>> YES, A LITTLE LONGER.

>> GOOD!

A LITTLE LONGER MEANS WE CAN PLAY ONE MORE NATURE TRACKERS GAME.

LET'S PLAY "HIDE AND SEEK."

>> SHINY, HOW ARE WE GOING TO HIDE HERE IN THE NEST?

>> FINE.

THEN LET'S PLAY "WHERE'S MY BEAK?"

>> [SQUAWKS] RIGHT ON YOUR FACE.

OK, I WON.

NOW I PICK A GAME.

LET'S PLAY "WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL AM I?"

>> NAH.

WE PLAYED THAT A WHILE AGO.

>> NO, WE DIDN'T!

>> YES, WE DID.

REMEMBER?

YOU WERE A STEGOSAURUS, AND I WAS A BEAUTIFUL CONFUCIUSORNIS.

>> THEN HOW ABOUT WE PLAY "HOOT LIKE A HADROSAUR"?

>> NAH.

>> KIDS, I KNOW YOU CAN CHOOSE A GAME THAT YOU WOULD ALL ENJOY.

>> I KNOW.

HOW ABOUT "DINOBALL"?

>> "DINOBALL"?

>> DON!

WE'RE STUCK INSIDE THE NEST!

>> THEN LET'S PLAY "INDOOR DINOBALL."

WE'LL USE A REALLY LITTLE BALL.

>> OK, BUDDY, GO LONG.

>> OW!

DON, STOP IT!

>> [SQUAWKS] QUIT SHOVING!

>> SHINY MADE ME DO IT!

>> [ALL SHOUTING AT ONCE] >> [SQUAWKS] ENOUGH!

>> [ALL GULP] >> YOU KIDS ARE ENTIRELY TOO CRANKY.

YOU ALL NEED A BIG TIME-OUT.

I WANT YOU TO GET OUT OF THE NEST AND TAKE SOME TIME AWAY FROM EACH OTHER.

>> REALLY?

>> WE CAN GET OUT OF THE NEST?

>> YES.

IT'S FINALLY STOPPED RAINING.

I THINK IT'S DRY ENOUGH NOW.

[SIGHS] ALL RIGHT, KIDS.

SOMETIMES THE BEST WAY TO WORK THINGS OUT IS TO FIRST TAKE TIME OUT FOR OURSELVES.

I WANT EACH OF YOU TO GO AND FIND YOUR OWN CALM SPACE WHERE YOU CAN JUST RELAX AND DO YOUR OWN THING.

>> CALM SPACE.

HMM.

>> ONCE YOU DO THAT, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO COME BACK AND BE TOGETHER.

>> OK. >> BRR!

[MUFFLED] BOY!

IT WAS RAINING SO HARD, I--OH.

[SPITS] THERE.

WHEW!

AS I WAS SAYING, IT WAS RAINING SO HARD, I COULD BARELY TELL IF I WAS FLYING OR SWIMMING.

HEY, WHERE ARE THE KIDS?

>> OUT FINDING THEIR CALM SPACE.

>> THEIR CALM SPACE?

>> IT'S SOMETHING NEW I'M TRYING.

LET'S GO FIND THEM.

>> ♪ I LOVE HOLES, HOLEY HOLES ♪ >> AHEM.

>> ♪ LA LA LOO ♪ >> HEY, DON, HOW'S IT GOING?

>> DID YOU FIND YOUR CALM SPACE?

>> YEP.

I FOUND MY CALM SPACE RIGHT HERE, IN A HOLE.

>> GOOD.

>> I LOVE HOLES.

THEY MAKE ME FEEL CALM, AND I FOUND THIS BUG.

I'M A NATURE TRACKER.

I WONDER WHERE THE OTHER NATURE TRACKERS ARE.

I WANT TO SHOW THEM MY BUG.

>> WE'LL FIND THEM, DON.

COME ON, HON.

>> [SQUAWKS] >> YEP, THERE'S SHINY.

>> ♪ I LOVE SHELLS SHINY SHELLS, SHELLY SHELLS ♪ [HUMS] >> HOW'S IT GOING, SHINY?

>> FIND YOUR CALM SPACE?

>> [SQUAWKS] I DID.

TO ME, THERE'S NOTHING BETTER FOR CALMING MYSELF DOWN THAN SITTING IN THE SAND AND MAKING PILES OF SEASHELLS.

OH!

LOOK, ANOTHER ONE.

SEE?

I STACKED THEM FROM THE BIGGEST TO MEDIUM-SIZED TO THE SMALLEST.

AND THIS PILE IS THE SHINIEST ONES.

I ALSO NOTICED SOMETHING INTERESTING ABOUT THIS SHELL.

IF YOU PUT IT UP TO YOUR EAR, YOU HEAR A REALLY NICE, CALM SOUND.

[SOFT WHOOSHING] >> OH, RIGHT.

I REMEMBER THIS.

I LOVE THE SOUND YOU HEAR.

MY DAD USED TO SAY IT SOUNDED LIKE THE OCEAN WAS IN THE SHELL.

>> [SQUAWKS] I WISH I COULD SHARE IT WITH THE REST OF THE NATURE TRACKERS.

BUDDY WOULD PROBABLY HAVE A GOOD HYPOTHESIS--YOU KNOW, AN IDEA YOU CAN TEST.

DO YOU KNOW WHERE BUDDY AND TINY AND DON ARE?

>> I'VE GOT A PRETTY GOOD IDEA.

> ♪ WHENEVER I NEED TO FIND A CALM SPACE I FLY UP TO MY TINY PLACE ♪ [HUMS] >> AHEM.

>> [SQUAWKS] TINY?

>> [GASPS, SQUAWKS] WHAT'S THE PASSWORD?

>> UM, CAN YOU GIVE US A CLUE?

>> SURE.

IT'S SOMETHING THAT I WAS A WHILE AGO AND I'M NOT ANYMORE.

>> HMM.

MAD?

>> ANGRY?

>> CLOSE.

IT'S SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THOSE TWO.

>> CRANKY.

>> [SQUAWKS] YOU'RE RIGHT.

COME ON IN.

>> [BOTH GRUNT] >> YOU KNOW, TINY, I THINK DAD AND I WILL STAY OUT HERE ON THE BRANCH.

>> OK. HEY, YOU WERE RIGHT, MOM.

I FOUND MY CALM SPACE UP HERE IN MY TINY PLACE.

[SQUAWKS] IT EVEN RHYMES.

>> HA!

I'M SO GLAD, DEAR.

>> WHAT IS IT ABOUT YOUR TINY PLACE THAT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER, SWEETIE?

>> HMM.

GOOD QUESTION.

I GUESS I JUST LOVE TREES.

♪ OH, I LIKE TREES TREES LIKE ME I GUESS I EVEN LOVE 'EM TREES LIKE ME AND I LIKE TREES SO MUCH I WANT TO HUG 'EM ♪ AW, COME HERE, YOU.

[SNIFFS] TREES EVEN SMELL GOOD, AND DID YOU EVER NOTICE HOW THE BARK ON SOME TREES FEELS REALLY ROUGH?

I LIKE THE BARK ON THIS ONE.

IT FEELS SMOOTH.

>> MM-HMM.

NOW THAT YOU'RE IN YOUR CALM SPACE, YOU CAN SLOW DOWN AND NOTICE THOSE KINDS OF THINGS.

>> WOW.

YOU'RE RIGHT, MOM.

I THINK I'LL HUG ALL THE DIFFERENT TREES AROUND HERE AND COMPARE THE WAY THEIR BARK FEELS.

>> SOUNDS LIKE A PERFECT EXPERIMENT FOR THE NATURE TRACKERS.

>> [SQUAWKS] I WANT TO TELL THEM ABOUT IT.

I WONDER WHERE BUDDY IS.

>> WE'LL FLY AROUND AND FIND OUT.

>> HI, BUDDY.

>> OH, HI, MOM.

HI, DAD.

>> WELL, DID YOU FIND YOUR CALM SPACE?

>> NO.

AND I BET EVERYBODY ELSE DID.

SHINY HAS HER SHELLS AND DON HAS HIS HOLES.

AND I BET TINY'S UP IN HER TINY PLACE, PLAYING WITH HER DOLLS AND FEELING GREAT.

>> WELL, YEAH.

WE JUST CAME FROM THERE.

>> SEE?

THEY HAVE A CALM SPACE, BUT I DON'T HAVE ANYWHERE TO GO.

I LOOKED AND LOOKED, AND I COULDN'T FIND ANYTHING.

IT JUST MAKES ME CRANKIER THAN EVER!

>> OH, BUDDY, IT'S OK IF YOU CAN'T THINK OF A PLACE THAT'S JUST YOURS.

ANY PLACE CAN BE YOUR CALM SPACE.

>> [SIGHS] REALLY?

>> YES.

ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS FIND A SPOT WHERE YOU CAN BE COMFORTABLE AND TAKE A FEW DEEP BREATHS.

WHY DON'T YOU GO AND LOOK AGAIN?

>> [SIGHS] OK. RROWR!

I BET WHEN I'M A GROWN-UP T-REX, I WON'T NEED TO FIND A CALM SPACE.

I'LL JUST STOMP AND ROAR, AND EVERYBODY WILL DO WHATEVER I SAY.

RROWR!

[CHUCKLES] I'M A HUGE, FEROCIOUS T-REX.

RROWR!

"OH, NO!

DON'T EAT ME!"

RROWR!

HA HA!

T-REXES CAN EAT WHATEVER WE WANT.

RROWR!

HA HA!

EVERYBODY OUT OF MY WAY.

RROWR!

WHOA!

[CHUCKLES] >> [BOTH SQUAWK] >> HEY, MOM, DAD, WHEN I STOMPED AND SHOOK THE BRANCHES OF THAT TREE, A BUNCH OF WATER FELL FROM THE LEAVES.

LOOK.

[SLURPS] HEY, IT'S GOOD WATER, TOO.

>> IT SHOULD BE.

IT JUST FELL FROM THE SKY A MINUTE AGO.

>> HMM, THAT'S COOL.

I'VE NEVER REALLY NOTICED THAT BEFORE.

HEY, MAYBE THIS IS MY CALM SPACE--SEEING HOW THESE LEAVES HOLD RAINWATER AND THEN THE WATER POURS OUT, LIKE A SPOUT ON A CUP.

NOW I WANT TO FIND THE OTHER NATURE TRACKERS AND SHOW THEM WHAT I FOUND.

>> BUDDY!

>> HA HA!

DID YOU GUYS ALL FIND YOUR CALM SPACE?

>> YEAH!

>> HOLES.

>> SHINY SHELLS.

>> TINY PLACE.

OOH, AND, BUDDY, AFTER I CALMED DOWN AND EVERYTHING, I NOTICED SOMETHING COOL ABOUT THE BARK ON MY TREE, AND I WANTED TO FIND YOU AND TELL YOU.

>> ME, TOO!

I NOTICED A NATURE TRACKERS KIND OF SPECIMEN--THIS SHELL.

LISTEN.

IT SOUNDS LIKE THE OCEAN.

[SOFT WHOOSH] >> BUDDY, BUDDY!

I FOUND A REALLY COOL BUG, AND IT MADE ME WANT TO SHOW ALL YOU NATURE TRACKERS.

>> A BUG?

GREAT.

LET'S SEE IT.

>> SURE.

IT'S RIGHT-- OH, I FORGOT.

I ATE IT.

>> [ALL GIGGLE] >> OH, DON.

>> WHAT ABOUT YOU, BUDDY?

WHAT DID YOU FIND?

>> WELL, I NOTICED THAT AFTER IT RAINS, THE LEAVES ON THE BUSHES HOLD A LITTLE EXTRA WATER, AND IF YOU GO LIKE THIS...YOU GET A LITTLE SHOWER.

>> [ALL SQUEAL] >> HA HA HA!

>> MOM, THANKS FOR SENDING US OUT TO LOOK FOR OUR CALM SPACE.

>> [SQUAWKS] AND I'M PROUD OF YOU ALL FOR FINDING THEM.

SEE HOW GETTING OUT INTO NATURE CAN CALM YOU DOWN AND MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER?

>> YEAH.

I'M A NATURE TRACKER AGAIN.

>> YEAH!

READY?

BECAUSE WE'RE ALL... >> NATURE TRACKERS!

>> TRACKERS.

>> [GIGGLES] >> UH, OK. >> SO, WHO WANTS TO PICK THE NEXT NATURE TRACKERS GAME?

>> BUDDY!

>> OK, EVERYBODY, THIS GAME IS TO STOMP AROUND LIKE A T-REX.

>> [ALL ROAR] >> RROWR!

I'M A GIANT, CARNIVOROUS T-REX!

AND I'M GOING TO EAT YOU!

"OH, NO!

HELP!

RUN!"

HA HA HA HA!

YOU CAN RUN, BUT YOU CAN'T HIDE.

RROWR!

YEAH!

HA HA HA!

>> ♪ GET UP--AWWK!

GET OUTSIDE >> GET INTO NATURE >> GET INTO NATURE >> GET UP--AWWK!

GET OUTSIDE >> MEET A NEW CREATURE >> CHECK OUT ITS FEATURES >> INSTEAD OF LOOKING FOR GREAT BIG THINGS LOOK FOR SOMETHING TINY >> YOU MIGHT FIND SOMETHING DOWN IN A HOLE >> YOU MIGHT FIND SOMETHING SHINY ♪ >> [FROG CROAKS] >> ♪ SO GET UP--HUH!

GET OUTSIDE >> GET INTO NATURE >> GET INTO NATURE >> GET UP--AWWK!

GET OUTSIDE >> GET INTO NATURE >> GET INTO NATURE >> OH, GET INTO NATURE YEAH!

♪ >> [ALL CLAMOR] >> HI, THERE.

I'M DR. SCOTT, THE PALEONTOLOGIST.

ONE OF THE GREATEST THINGS ABOUT BEING OUT IN NATURE IS MAKING NEW DISCOVERIES.

IT'S RELAXING GOING TO BEACH, BUT IT CAN ALSO BE VERY EXCITING.

OUT HERE YOU CAN USE ALL 5 SENSES, HEARING, SMELLING, TASTING, TOUCHING, AND SEEING.

IN THE CITY, YOU'LL HEAR SOUNDS LIKE THESE... [HORN HONKS] BUT IN NATURE IF YOU CLOSE YOUR EYES AND JUST LISTEN, YOU CAN HEAR AMAZING SOUNDS, EVEN THE SOUND OF YOUR FEET ON THE SAND.

HERE AT THE BEACH, YOU CAN ACTUALLY SMELL AND TASTE THE SALTY OCEAN AREA AND WATER.

HOW ABOUT TOUCH?

WHAT DOES A SHELL FEEL LIKE OR SEAWEED?

HOW COLD IS THAT OCEAN WATER?

OF COURSE, THERE'S PLENTY OF THINGS TO SEE HERE, AS WELL, FROM THE TINIEST GRAIN OF SAND TO THE HUGE OCEAN.

UP IN THE SKY, YOU'LL SEE BIRDS AND FLUFFY CLOUDS.

OK.

REMEMBER, GET OUTSIDE, GET INTO NATURE, AND MAKE YOUR OWN DISCOVERIES.

>> WE LOVE PLAYING GAMES!

>> LIKE ALL ABOARD!

>> YOU CAN PLAY, TOO, ONLINE AT PBSKIDS.ORG!

>> AND LOTS OF OTHER GAMES!

>> THERE'S SO MUCH TO LEARN ABOUT ALL KINDS OF DINOSAURS!

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