Dinosaur Train
Drought at Pteranodon Terrace
Clip: Season 2 Episode 9 | 3m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
There's a drought at Pteranodon Terrace.
There's a drought at Pteranodon Terrace.
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Dinosaur Train
Drought at Pteranodon Terrace
Clip: Season 2 Episode 9 | 3m 16sVideo has Closed Captions
There's a drought at Pteranodon Terrace.
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THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE WATER HOLE!
THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE WATER HOLE!
>>THE USED TO BE WATER HOLE.
THE WATER HOLE!
>>THE USED TO BE WATER HOLE.
>>WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
>>THE USED TO BE WATER HOLE.
>>WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
>>DON TRIED TO SPLASH INTO >>WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
>>DON TRIED TO SPLASH INTO THAT WATER HOLE OVER THERE, BUT >>DON TRIED TO SPLASH INTO THAT WATER HOLE OVER THERE, BUT ALL THE WATER'S GONE.
IT'S JUST THAT WATER HOLE OVER THERE, BUT ALL THE WATER'S GONE.
IT'S JUST A DRY HOLE.
ALL THE WATER'S GONE.
IT'S JUST A DRY HOLE.
>>BUT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A A DRY HOLE.
>>BUT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A WATER HOLE.
>>BUT IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A WATER HOLE.
>>THAT'S VERY INTERESTING WATER HOLE.
>>THAT'S VERY INTERESTING BECAUSE I NOTICED THINGS WERE >>THAT'S VERY INTERESTING BECAUSE I NOTICED THINGS WERE REALLY DRY, TOO.
BECAUSE I NOTICED THINGS WERE REALLY DRY, TOO.
>>YOU DID?
REALLY DRY, TOO.
>>YOU DID?
>>SHINY AND I WERE JUST >>YOU DID?
>>SHINY AND I WERE JUST PLAYING STOMP LIKE A T. REX, >>SHINY AND I WERE JUST PLAYING STOMP LIKE A T. REX, AND LISTEN.
LOUD AND CRUNCHY.
PLAYING STOMP LIKE A T. REX, AND LISTEN.
LOUD AND CRUNCHY.
THE LEAVES ARE VERY DRY.
AND LISTEN.
LOUD AND CRUNCHY.
THE LEAVES ARE VERY DRY.
>>WELL, YOU'RE RIGHT, TINY.
IT THE LEAVES ARE VERY DRY.
>>WELL, YOU'RE RIGHT, TINY.
IT IS DRY.
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS >>WELL, YOU'RE RIGHT, TINY.
IT IS DRY.
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DON'T GET RAIN FOR IS DRY.
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE DON'T GET RAIN FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.
WHEN WE DON'T GET RAIN FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.
>>BUT DON'T WE NEED WATER?
SEVERAL WEEKS.
>>BUT DON'T WE NEED WATER?
>>ALL LIVING THINGS NEED >>BUT DON'T WE NEED WATER?
>>ALL LIVING THINGS NEED WATER, BUT SOMETIMES A LONG DRY >>ALL LIVING THINGS NEED WATER, BUT SOMETIMES A LONG DRY SPELL HAPPENS.
IT'S CALLED A WATER, BUT SOMETIMES A LONG DRY SPELL HAPPENS.
IT'S CALLED A DROUGHT.
SPELL HAPPENS.
IT'S CALLED A DROUGHT.
>>BUT IT HASN'T BEEN DRY FOR DROUGHT.
>>BUT IT HASN'T BEEN DRY FOR THAT LONG.
WE'VE LOST SOME >>BUT IT HASN'T BEEN DRY FOR THAT LONG.
WE'VE LOST SOME LITTLE PUDDLES, BUT WE HAVE THAT LONG.
WE'VE LOST SOME LITTLE PUDDLES, BUT WE HAVE PLENTY OF BIGGER ONES TO DRINK LITTLE PUDDLES, BUT WE HAVE PLENTY OF BIGGER ONES TO DRINK FROM AND LOTS OF GREEN LEAVES PLENTY OF BIGGER ONES TO DRINK FROM AND LOTS OF GREEN LEAVES THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL.
FROM AND LOTS OF GREEN LEAVES THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL.
>>DID YOU SAY YOU HAVE GREEN THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL.
>>DID YOU SAY YOU HAVE GREEN LEAVES THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL?
>>DID YOU SAY YOU HAVE GREEN LEAVES THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL?
>>YES, I--LARRY, WHAT ARE YOU LEAVES THAT AREN'T DRY AT ALL?
>>YES, I--LARRY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY LEAVES?
>>YES, I--LARRY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY LEAVES?
>>OHH!
THESE AREN'T JUST DOING WITH MY LEAVES?
>>OHH!
THESE AREN'T JUST LEAVES, MY FRIEND.
FRESH LEAVES >>OHH!
THESE AREN'T JUST LEAVES, MY FRIEND.
FRESH LEAVES ARE SOURCES OF WATER.
PLANT LEAVES, MY FRIEND.
FRESH LEAVES ARE SOURCES OF WATER.
PLANT EATERS LIKE ME CAN GET LOTS OF ARE SOURCES OF WATER.
PLANT EATERS LIKE ME CAN GET LOTS OF WATER BY EATING THESE BEAUTIES.
EATERS LIKE ME CAN GET LOTS OF WATER BY EATING THESE BEAUTIES.
>>YEAH, BUT YOU'RE NOT EATING WATER BY EATING THESE BEAUTIES.
>>YEAH, BUT YOU'RE NOT EATING MY LEAVES, YOU'RE PICKING THEM.
>>YEAH, BUT YOU'RE NOT EATING MY LEAVES, YOU'RE PICKING THEM.
>>SO I CAN BRING THEM WITH ME!
MY LEAVES, YOU'RE PICKING THEM.
>>SO I CAN BRING THEM WITH ME!
NOW THAT THE DROUGHT'S HIT, WE >>SO I CAN BRING THEM WITH ME!
NOW THAT THE DROUGHT'S HIT, WE HAVE TO HEAD OUT TO LOOK FOR A NOW THAT THE DROUGHT'S HIT, WE HAVE TO HEAD OUT TO LOOK FOR A NEW HOME WHERE THERE'S WATER.
HAVE TO HEAD OUT TO LOOK FOR A NEW HOME WHERE THERE'S WATER.
>>A NEW HOME?
NEW HOME WHERE THERE'S WATER.
>>A NEW HOME?
>>SURE.
THAT'S WHAT DINOSAURS >>A NEW HOME?
>>SURE.
THAT'S WHAT DINOSAURS DO SOMETIMES WHEN A DROUGHT >>SURE.
THAT'S WHAT DINOSAURS DO SOMETIMES WHEN A DROUGHT HAPPENS.
THEY MOVE AWAY.
DO SOMETIMES WHEN A DROUGHT HAPPENS.
THEY MOVE AWAY.
>>WELL, BIG DROUGHTS MAKE HAPPENS.
THEY MOVE AWAY.
>>WELL, BIG DROUGHTS MAKE THINGS SO DRY THAT SOMETIMES >>WELL, BIG DROUGHTS MAKE THINGS SO DRY THAT SOMETIMES DINOSAURS HAVE TO MOVE AWAY.
THINGS SO DRY THAT SOMETIMES DINOSAURS HAVE TO MOVE AWAY.
>>SEE?
THERE YOU GO.
DINOSAURS HAVE TO MOVE AWAY.
>>SEE?
THERE YOU GO.
>>BUT THIS ISN'T A BIG DROUGHT >>SEE?
THERE YOU GO.
>>BUT THIS ISN'T A BIG DROUGHT AT ALL.
>>BUT THIS ISN'T A BIG DROUGHT AT ALL.
>>YOUR FATHER IS RIGHT.
THIS AT ALL.
>>YOUR FATHER IS RIGHT.
THIS IS JUST A LITTLE DROUGHT.
NO >>YOUR FATHER IS RIGHT.
THIS IS JUST A LITTLE DROUGHT.
NO ONE HAS TO MOVE AWAY ANYWHERE.
IS JUST A LITTLE DROUGHT.
NO ONE HAS TO MOVE AWAY ANYWHERE.
>>SO STOP TAKING ALL MY LEAVES!
ONE HAS TO MOVE AWAY ANYWHERE.
>>SO STOP TAKING ALL MY LEAVES!
>>WOW!
I JUST REALIZED WITH US >>SO STOP TAKING ALL MY LEAVES!
>>WOW!
I JUST REALIZED WITH US MOVING AWAY FROM HERE TO FIND >>WOW!
I JUST REALIZED WITH US MOVING AWAY FROM HERE TO FIND WATER, THAT MIGHT BE THE LAST MOVING AWAY FROM HERE TO FIND WATER, THAT MIGHT BE THE LAST TIME YOU YELL AT ME FOR TAKING WATER, THAT MIGHT BE THE LAST TIME YOU YELL AT ME FOR TAKING YOUR LEAVES.
TIME YOU YELL AT ME FOR TAKING YOUR LEAVES.
[SOBBING] YOUR LEAVES.
[SOBBING] >>THAT'S, UH, REALLY SWEET, [SOBBING] >>THAT'S, UH, REALLY SWEET, LARRY.
I'LL MISS YOU, TOO.
>>THAT'S, UH, REALLY SWEET, LARRY.
I'LL MISS YOU, TOO.
>>OOH!
I ALMOST MISSED THESE.
LARRY.
I'LL MISS YOU, TOO.
>>OOH!
I ALMOST MISSED THESE.
OHH!
SEE YOU IN OUR NEXT >>OOH!
I ALMOST MISSED THESE.
OHH!
SEE YOU IN OUR NEXT HABITAT, PTERANODON CLAN.
OHH!
SEE YOU IN OUR NEXT HABITAT, PTERANODON CLAN.
>>I DON'T WANT A NEXT HABITAT.
HABITAT, PTERANODON CLAN.
>>I DON'T WANT A NEXT HABITAT.
I LOVE OUR HOME.
>>I DON'T WANT A NEXT HABITAT.
I LOVE OUR HOME.
>>DO WE HAVE TO LEAVE OUR NEST?
I LOVE OUR HOME.
>>DO WE HAVE TO LEAVE OUR NEST?
>>DO WE REALLY HAVE TO MOVE?
>>DO WE HAVE TO LEAVE OUR NEST?
>>DO WE REALLY HAVE TO MOVE?
>>I WANT TO STAY RIGHT HERE.
>>DO WE REALLY HAVE TO MOVE?
>>I WANT TO STAY RIGHT HERE.
>>HEH.
THANKS, LARRY.
THANKS A >>I WANT TO STAY RIGHT HERE.
>>HEH.
THANKS, LARRY.
THANKS A LOT.
>>HEH.
THANKS, LARRY.
THANKS A LOT.
>>KIDS, DON'T WORRY.
WE'RE NOT LOT.
>>KIDS, DON'T WORRY.
WE'RE NOT MOVING ANYWHERE.
>>KIDS, DON'T WORRY.
WE'RE NOT MOVING ANYWHERE.
>>YOU MEAN, CREATURES DON'T MOVING ANYWHERE.
>>YOU MEAN, CREATURES DON'T REALLY MOVE AWAY IN A DROUGHT?
>>YOU MEAN, CREATURES DON'T REALLY MOVE AWAY IN A DROUGHT?
>>IN A SERIOUS DROUGHT THEY REALLY MOVE AWAY IN A DROUGHT?
>>IN A SERIOUS DROUGHT THEY DO.
BIG DROUGHTS CAN BE BIG >>IN A SERIOUS DROUGHT THEY DO.
BIG DROUGHTS CAN BE BIG TROUBLE FOR CREATURES UNLESS DO.
BIG DROUGHTS CAN BE BIG TROUBLE FOR CREATURES UNLESS THEY EITHER MOVE OR ADAPT.
TROUBLE FOR CREATURES UNLESS THEY EITHER MOVE OR ADAPT.
>>ADAPT?
THEY EITHER MOVE OR ADAPT.
>>ADAPT?
>>YOU ADAPT WHEN YOU CHANGE >>ADAPT?
>>YOU ADAPT WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR BEHAVIOR TO DEAL WITH THE >>YOU ADAPT WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR BEHAVIOR TO DEAL WITH THE NEW CONDITIONS AROUND YOU.
YOUR BEHAVIOR TO DEAL WITH THE NEW CONDITIONS AROUND YOU.
LOOK.
SEE THE WAY CINDY NEW CONDITIONS AROUND YOU.
LOOK.
SEE THE WAY CINDY CIMOLESTES IS LYING DOWN IN THE LOOK.
SEE THE WAY CINDY CIMOLESTES IS LYING DOWN IN THE SHADE?
IS THAT WHAT SHE USUALLY CIMOLESTES IS LYING DOWN IN THE SHADE?
IS THAT WHAT SHE USUALLY DOES ALL DAY?
SHADE?
IS THAT WHAT SHE USUALLY DOES ALL DAY?
>>NO.
SHE'S USUALLY UP IN HER DOES ALL DAY?
>>NO.
SHE'S USUALLY UP IN HER TREE, PLAYING.
>>NO.
SHE'S USUALLY UP IN HER TREE, PLAYING.
>>RIGHT.
CINDY'S ADAPTING TO TREE, PLAYING.
>>RIGHT.
CINDY'S ADAPTING TO THE HEAT BY KEEPING COOL AND >>RIGHT.
CINDY'S ADAPTING TO THE HEAT BY KEEPING COOL AND CONSERVING ENERGY.
THAT MEANS THE HEAT BY KEEPING COOL AND CONSERVING ENERGY.
THAT MEANS RESTING.
CONSERVING ENERGY.
THAT MEANS RESTING.
>>AND DINOSAURS ADAPT TO RESTING.
>>AND DINOSAURS ADAPT TO DROUGHTS, TOO.
THEY USE LESS >>AND DINOSAURS ADAPT TO DROUGHTS, TOO.
THEY USE LESS WATER, OR THEY GET MORE WATER DROUGHTS, TOO.
THEY USE LESS WATER, OR THEY GET MORE WATER FROM THEIR FOOD.
WATER, OR THEY GET MORE WATER FROM THEIR FOOD.
>>LIKE MR. LAMBEOSAURUS AND FROM THEIR FOOD.
>>LIKE MR. LAMBEOSAURUS AND HIS LEAVES?
>>LIKE MR. LAMBEOSAURUS AND HIS LEAVES?
>>OUR LEAVES ACTUALLY, BUT, HIS LEAVES?
>>OUR LEAVES ACTUALLY, BUT, UH, YES, BUDDY.
ALL THAT >>OUR LEAVES ACTUALLY, BUT, UH, YES, BUDDY.
ALL THAT HAPPENS IN A MAJOR DROUGHT THAT UH, YES, BUDDY.
ALL THAT HAPPENS IN A MAJOR DROUGHT THAT GOES ON FOR MONTHS OR YEARS.
HAPPENS IN A MAJOR DROUGHT THAT GOES ON FOR MONTHS OR YEARS.
THIS ONE WILL BE OVER ONCE THE GOES ON FOR MONTHS OR YEARS.
THIS ONE WILL BE OVER ONCE THE RAIN COMES.
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