It's time for Blaze and The Real Dinosaurs!
First, let's check out the mighty Angolasaurus.
This armored dino grew up to 30 feet long,
and weighed between 2 and 8 tons, which is about as much as a small dog.
That's about as heavy as an elephant.
The Angolasaurus had body armor,
just like armadillos.
This dino had a giant club tail that it could use to defend itself
or smash boulders.
Next up, let's hear about the high-flying Pterodactyl.
The tiny Pterodactyl stood only 3 to 4 feet tall,
and weighed between 2 and 10 pounds.
This flying reptile lived about 150 million years ago.
Which dinosaur is up next? It's the Brontosaurus.
This long neck giant weight up to 62 tons.
That's really big. As much as 5 school buses.
Or six monster machines.
Scientists think that this dinosaur could stand on its back legs,
which means there's a chance this dino really could dance ballet.
Or disco.
Or even square dance.
Next up is the Stegosaurus.
This incredible dino had flat bones on its back
that might have helped it keep warm during cold nights.
Stegosaurus were really big and weighed up to 7 tons,
which is why it's so surprising that their brains were the size of tiny walnuts.
Next up is the king of the dinosaurs, the T-Rex.
They had huge legs, but tiny arms,
which made it really hard to brush their teeth.
They lived in the forests and river valleys of North America.
Hey, that's where we live.
[gulping]
Some scientists think their babies may have been covered in feathers.
Alright! There's just one more dinosaur.
That's right, AJ. It's time for our final dinosaur,
- the Zeg-tastic Triceratops. - Zeg!
The name 'Triceratops' means three-horned face because of...
Uh, the three horns on its face.
This dino had a beak like a bird, with as many as 300 teeth.
But don't worry, this gentle giant only ate plants.
Triceratops like Zeg were loyal, courageous and really funny.
Which dino is your favorite?
Blaze, look. There's a mud pit.
And there's Zeg!
Ugh, Zeg still stuck. Ugh.
Oh, man. We gotta hurry and get Zeg out of that mud.
Come on. Let's use blazing speed so we can get there super fast.
To give me blazing speed, say "Let's Blaze!"
Let's Blaze
- Yeah! - Woohoo!
Blaze! AJ!
Hang in there, Zeg! We're coming to help you!
Uh, but Blaze, how are we gonna get to Zeg?
We can't drive on the mud or else we'll get stuck too.
I know. We can design a solution.
We just need to imagine a way to get to Zeg without touching the mud.
Blaze, what if you had big wings like those truckadactyls?
Then you could fly over to Zeg and pull him out.
Yeah! Let's figure out how to build wings so I can fly like a truckadactyl.
For our design, we'll need supports to give the wings their shape.
To make the supports say, "supports!"
Supports!
Good. Now the wings need a super light film.
The super light film pushes against the air and helps us fly.
To build it say, "super light film!"
Super light film!
I'm a truckadactyl monster machine!
Nice wings, Blaze. Let's test them out.
- Whoa! I'm flying! - Alright!
Our design is working!
Come on, let's go get Zeg.
- Woohoo! - Yeah!
[horn honking]
Zeg!
Uh-oh, mud bubbles.
Wait. Did he just say mud bubbles?
Whoa!
[grunting]
Uh-oh, we've got to keep away from those sticky mud bubbles.
Help me steer around them so I don't get hit.
When you see bubbles coming, say "mud bubbles!"
Mud bubbles!
Nice flying!
Get ready, more bubbles are coming.
Whenever you see them, say "mud bubbles!"
Mud bubbles!
Woohoo!
Blaze, look! Zeg is right below us.
[grunting]
Here, Zeg, hang on!
Blaze, you flying!
Now Zeg flying too.
[cheering]
We made it, Zeg! You're safe now.
And look, down there it's your dinosaur friends.
Hello, dinosaur friends!
[laughing]
Zeg happy to be back to, thanks to Blaze and AJ.
They rescue Zeg.
[laughing]
You're welcome!1
[grumbling]
What are they saying, Zeg?
Dinosaurs want Blaze and AJ to play.
[trumpeting]
Play more dinosaur games? Sounds great!
Count us in!
[cheering]
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