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It's the late crunchiest period when the world was dominated by the juiciest and

freshest creatures ever to rule the planet. The Whitey Vegasaurs.

This way.

Ginger may not be a predator like the P. rexes, but there's one thing Tricarotops

know how to hunt.

Bingo!

Sunblossoms.

The sun blossom's orange petals are rich in vitamins and make Tricarotops coats

extra vibrant.

It's an apple flyer. Ginger has disturbed this one by mistake.

Oh, sorry.

I didn't sting you.

Ow!

Sensing a threat, its instinct is to sting Ginger.

Sorry.

That's the good stuff.

Whoa! I need something to stop this itch.

I can't scratch my nose forever.

Huh?

Apple flyers' tails are high in antioxidants that can soothe pain,

wounds and itching, making them nature's bandage.

I think its tail might be the cure to my... Ding.

Calm down. The honeysuckle is empty, but it'll work as a trap.

Um, could one of you scratch my nose?

Wait for my signal.

Now!

Grab the tail!

Are you okay?

Where's it going?

In trying to escape.

The panicked apple flyers has wedged its long pointy nose in a tree.

I think we better help it first.

Come on, we should give it a hand.

Then it might help us.

Ready?

I'll watch where I'm munching next time.

So, I was wondering, do you think you could use that tail of yours to...

I said I was sorry!

In a truly remarkable display of nature and nurture, the apple flyers uses its

tail to cure Ginger.

Wow. Thanks.

us again soon. I mean, we're practically friends now, right?

Hey,

guess not.

Never thought I'd see an orange wasabi.

But here we are.

Regisaur Valley is always full of surprises.