- Yeah, why?

- Well, Nemicolopteruses are toothless pterosaurs who tend to live in forests.

- Ooh, do they eat fish, like us?

- Nope, they eat smaller things.

Since they tend to be a-- a lit-- [bells chime] Ooh, Time Tunnel!

Time Tunnel approaching!

Next stop, Nemicolopterus Nook Station in the early Cretaceous.

Have a great vacation, Pteranodons!

all: Thanks!

Bye!

- Okay, Larry said the Nemicolopteruses' nest is at the top of a tree that's right next to a huge moss-covered rock.

- Look!

- Oh, nice job, Tiny.

Let's go, team!

- Oh, boy, I can't wait to check out the view and stretch out in the great, big nest.

[squawks] Can't stretch out!

- Well, I can't see the view, Tiny.

Your whole head is in my face.

- How's the view up there?

- Ugh, I should've known Larry would forget to mention something.

From the looks of it, the Nemicolopterus family must not be any higher than my knee-- not even a foot tall.

- We may need to get a ladder.

- And a bigger nest!

- Hang on.

I'm coming for you, Buddy.

- Where am I going to put my shell?

- Where can I play Dino-ball?

- Now, kids, sometimes vacations can be full of surprises, like the living situation.

We have to keep looking at the bright side.

- Right.

Sure, the Nemicolopterus family is apparently way, way, way smaller than us, but maybe we can learn a lot about them.

Wouldn't that be fun?

- Great idea, Dad.

First, let's learn what they eat.

I'm starving.

- Oh, me too, Buddy.

Let's go fishing in Nemicolopterus Lake.

all: Yay!