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Original subtitles
NARRATOR: It's the late Cruncheous period,
when the world was dominated by
the juiciest and freshest creatures ever to rule the planet -
the mighty vegesaurs.
Four, five, six...
Playtime keeps young vegesaurs fit and alert.
OK, who wants a scoreberry?
Nine, ten.
Oops. (GIGGLES)
And sometimes playing can lead to new discoveries.
What are you looking at?
Ooh, what is that? A rock?
Hmm, nope. Not as hard as a rock.
(HOLLOW TAP)
Sounds hollow, but what's inside?
(HEARTBEAT BEATS)
(GASPS) A heartbeat.
Oh, it must be an egg.
We better leave it alone. We wouldn't want to hurt it.
(WOOD CRACKS) Huh?
On second thought, maybe we move it to a safer place.
Oh, OK, you carry it and I'll take the ball.
Mmm, now what?
What are you guys doing?
Aww, are you keeping it warm?
That's nice.
An egg needs to be kept warm for it to hatch.
This is called incubation,
and the Pea-Rexes instinctively know what to do.
Wow, it's hatching right now!
The process can take hours.
Or mere seconds.
(GASPS)
(THUD!)
(SCREECHES)
Whoa. What are you?
It's an Avocadodon.
(SCREECHES)
OK. Uh, I'm Ginger.
And this is Minty, Wasabi, and Split.
ALL: Hello.
(SCREECHES)
(LAUGHS)
Ouch! Are you OK?
That must have hurt.
(SCREECHES)
Avocadodons butt heads with trees and other objects
to shake loose food.
I think we need to get this guy back to where he belongs.
(DISTANT SCREECHES) Huh?
Can anybody else hear that?
(DISTANT SCREECHES)
Hey, excuse me... (SCREECHES)
Hi.
Would you like us to help you find your home?
I heard something that sounds just like you.
Huh?
(SCREECHES)
Oh, you want this?
A-ha! New plan -
time for a game of keepy uppy.
Lead the way to the jungle park.
(LAUGHS)
Woo!
OK, the herd's got to be here somewhere.
(DISTANT SCREECHES)
(GASPS) That way!
(SCREECHES)
That's it. Off you go.
(ALL SCREECH)
Lowering its head like this is a gesture of thanks.
Aww, you're welcome.
All good. Keep the ball.
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