Dinosaur Train
Think Like an Animal
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Moms and kids camp out and play games that help them look at nature differently.
Moms and kids camp out and play games that help them look at nature differently.
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Dinosaur Train
Think Like an Animal
Clip | 1m 46sVideo has Closed Captions
Moms and kids camp out and play games that help them look at nature differently.
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is the one the Conductor told us about.
Think Like An Animal!
- I think you kids should play this one on your own.
- Us moms will watch.
- Okay.
Shiny, Don, and I will be the judges.
- Ready...go!
- Ribbet.
Ribbet.
Ribbet.
Look at me!
I'm a frog!
- You make a really good frog, Annie.
- But the real frog jumps so far.
How does she do that?
- I know.
It's her long legs.
I'm trying to jump as far as her, but I can't.
My legs are too short.
- So if you're an animal who jumps like a frog, you need long legs.
- And a light body.
I never knew it was such hard work being a frog.
♪ ♪ - Mmm.
- Um, Tank?
I thought you were gonna be a different animal.
- I am.
I'm being a worm.
- But you're walking and eating grass.
Isn't that what you usually do?
- Yup!
When I watched the worm, I saw that's what it does too.
Mmm.
Don't you just love nature?
- Mikey?
- Hi, Don!
I'm being a turtle in its shell.
- Oh, it's wonderful.
You look so safe under there.
Maybe I should get you a shell.
- Mom!
- [giggles] I'm flying!
I'm flying!
Hey, look!
I'm a bee!
Buzz!
♪ ♪ Mom, you're not buzzing.
You're just making a whooshing noise.
- Actually, I'm not trying to make a noise at all.
The whooshing is just the sound of my wings.
- I bet bees also make noise with their wings.
That's why they buzz.
- They also sting.
- That's true.
But if I really were a bee, I'd be so small, I bet I'd only sting because I'd need to protect myself.
- Like this.
Buzz.
- [laughs] Buzz!
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