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Blue (Da Bah Dee) Jurassic World music video-Weird Al Parody

Here's a look at a Jurassic World Music video parody in the style of Weird Al yankovic, enjoy!

From Jurassic World-revival.

## Lyrics

Barney: Hi everybody!

Weird Al: Yo, listen up here's a story

About a cool raptor

That lives with a blue stripe

And all day and all night

And everything she sees is just blue

Like her inside and outside

Blue her house

With a blue little window

And a blue corvette

And everything is blue for her

And herself and every dino around

Cause she ain't got nobody to listen to

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

I have a blue house

With a blue window

Blue is the colour of all that I wear

Blue are the streets

And all the trees are too

I have a child and she is so blue

Blue are the dinos here

That walk around

Blue like my corvette it's in and outside

Blue are the words I say

And what I think

Blue are the feelings

That live inside me

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

I have a blue house

With a blue window

Blue is the colour of all that I wear

Blue are the streets

And all the trees are too

I have a child and she is so blue

Blue are the dinos here

That walk around

Blue like my corvette, it's in and outside

Blue are the words I say

And what I think

Blue are the feelings

That live inside me

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

I'm blue

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

Da ba dee da ba di

* Also see Turn on the Music.
Ben introduces Peace on Earth-TCM

The Director of the Pups' Christmas, Rudy Ising, is generally credited along with his partner Hugh Harmon, for founding both the Warner bros and the MGM animation studios. Up next on Cartoon Alley, we have Harmon's best known cartoon. It's Christmas eve and when two baby squirrels hear carolers singing "peace on earth" and "goodwill to men", they ask Grandpa Squirrel what men are, and the answer will surprise you! This warm and fuzzy cartoon quickly becomes a grim warning about the consequences of war. Sure! It's not exactly a laugh riot, but it's a powerful cartoon nonetheless. From MGM in December of 1939, just after the start of World War 2, Here's peace on earth.

Enjoy this preview!
Captain and the Kids preview-the Captain's Christmas

The Captain is going to surprise the kids by dressing as Santa Claus, but the peg-legged pirate villain, John, takes his place. However, John and his wacky henchman get into the spirit, giving the Captain and the kids a Christmas Eve celebration that brings down the house- on their heads.

* Enjoy this preview!
Big bird's hide and speak-Sesame Street games

***Sesame Street: Big Bird's Hide and Speak*** is a game for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990. It was the first NES game to feature a digitized voice, in the form of Big Bird. This game stars Big Bird and co-stars Little Bird, and features Bert, Ernie, The Count, Grover, and Elmo.

From Sesame Workshop.

* Also see Countdown N.E.S.
* From Muppets Sunsoft HD,

The game was developed by R.S.P Inc. and published by Hi Tech Expressions.

All four sides of the D-pad move Little Bird to the next window clockwise; A and B Buttons both choose a window. The center buttons (Start and Select) exit to the game select screen.

The game's objective is to choose the correct character or letter, with six different levels. The first two levels are based on simply choosing the window instructed by Big Bird, while the next two needed memorizing since the windows close. In the fifth level, the player has to spell the three-letter word instructed by choosing the right letters. In the last level the player must attempt to spell the most number of different words before a time limit, the letters in the windows change after a new word is created.
Battle bugs-the Komodo conflict

The time has come for the battle bugs to drive General Komodo and his lizard forces off bug island once and for all! Using all the Knowledge he has gained in his time with the battle bugs, Max must lead the bug army in an all-out attack! But if they don't change Komodo's mind and defeat the lizard army this time, Bug Island will be lost forever!

* Also see battle bugs-poison frog.
Brachiosaurus facts-Jurassic Kratts

Here's some facts about Brachiosaurus-from Jurassic Kratts.

## Facts

***Brachiosaurus*** (/ˌbrækiəˈsɔːrəs/) is a genus of sauropod dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Jurassic, about 154–150 million years ago. It was first described by American paleontologist Elmer S. Riggs in 1903 from fossils found in the Colorado River valley in western Colorado, United States. Riggs named the dinosaur ***Brachiosaurus altithorax***; the generic name is Greek for "arm lizard", in reference to its proportionately long arms, and the specific name means "deep chest". *Brachiosaurus* is estimated to have been between 18 and 21 meters (59 and 69 ft) long; weight estimates range from 28.3 to 58 metric tons (31.2 and 64 short tons). It had a disproportionately long neck, small skull, and large overall size, all of which are typical for sauropods. Atypically, *Brachiosaurus* had longer forelimbs than hind limbs, which resulted in a steeply inclined trunk, and a proportionally shorter tail.

*Brachiosaurus* is the namesake genus of the family Brachiosauridae, which includes a handful of other similar sauropods. Most popular depictions of *Brachiosaurus* are in fact based on *Giraffatitan*, a genus of brachiosaurid dinosaur from the Tendaguru Formation of Tanzania. *Giraffatitan* was originally described by German paleontologist Werner Janensch in 1914 as a species of *Brachiosaurus*, *B. brancai*, but moved to its own genus in 2009. Three other species of *Brachiosaurus* have been named based on fossils found in Africa and Europe; two are no longer considered valid, and a third has become a separate genus, *Lusotitan*.

The type specimen of *B. altithorax* is still the most complete specimen, and only a few other specimens are thought to belong to the genus, making it one of the rarer sauropods of the Morrison Formation. It is regarded as a high browser, possibly cropping or nipping vegetation as high as 9 meters (30 ft) off the ground. Unlike other sauropods, it was unsuited for rearing on its hindlimbs. It has been used as an example of a dinosaur that was most likely ectothermic because of its large size and the corresponding need for sufficient forage, but more recent research suggests it was warm-blooded. Among the most iconic and initially thought to be one of the largest dinosaurs, *Brachiosaurus* has appeared in popular culture, notably in the 1993 film *Jurassic Park*.
Bee-eaters: to eat bees or not to eat bees!

## plot summary:

Whilst exploring the savannas of Africa, the bros meet a bee-eater whom Chris names Flashy-wings!

#### Animal names

Flashy-wings, Bee-eats-a-lot, Bee-eater Jr

#### Animals featured:

Honeyguide, honey badger, bee-eater birds (e.g. blue-cheeked, swallow-tailed), nile crocodile, spotted hyena, black rhinoceros, bush elephant, kudu, honeybee, giraffe
Boneheads detectives of the paleoworld-armored dinos

Another cool idea for an episode of Boneheads-detective of the paleo-world-new series.

* Enjoy the new preview!

## Episode synopsis

In this episode, the kids and Tyro learn about armored dinosaurs, from Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs to Ceratosaurus and Saltasaurus!

## Featured dinosaurs and animals:

* Saltasaurus
* Ceratosaurus
* Edmontonia
* Velociraptor
* Pinacosaurus
* Tarchia
* Protoceratops
* Carnotaurus
* Ankylosaurus
* Stegosaurus
* Euoplocephalus
* Zuul-dinosaur
* Saichania
* Allosaurus
* Tyrannosaurus
* Gorgosaurus
* Edmontosaurus
* Apatosaurus
* Camptosaurus
* Parasaurolophus
* Pteranodon
* Quetzalcoatlus
* Corythosaurus
Bubblegum crisis-anime preview 1

Here's a quick look at Bubblegum Crisis, a classic anime DVD series, enjoy the preview!

## Plot

The series begins in the late 2032, seven years after the Second Great Kanto Earthquake split Tokyo both geographically and culturally in half. During the first episode, disparities in wealth are shown to be more pronounced than in previous periods in post-war Japan. The main antagonist is Genom, a mega corporation with immense power and global influence. Its main product are boomers - humanoid robots used for manual labor and military purposes. While Boomers are intended to serve mankind, they become deadly instruments in the hands of ruthless individuals. The AD Police are tasked to deal with Boomer-related crimes. One of the series' themes is the inability of the department to deal with threats due to political infighting, red tape, and an insufficient budget.
Brontosaurus facts-Jurassic Kratts

Here's some Jurassic Kratts Brontosaurus facts, from Brontosaurus beatdown. Enjoy!

## Facts

***Brontosaurus*** (/ˌbrɒntəˈsɔːrəs/; meaning "thunder lizard" from Greek βροντή, *brontē* "thunder" and σαῦρος, *sauros* "lizard") is a genus of gigantic quadruped sauropod dinosaurs. Although the type species, ***B. excelsus***, had long been considered a species of the closely related *Apatosaurus* and therefore invalid, researchers proposed in 2015 that *Brontosaurus* is a genus separate from *Apatosaurus* and that it contains three species: ***B. excelsus***, ***B. yahnahpin***, and ***B. parvus***.

*Brontosaurus* had a long, thin neck and a small head adapted for a herbivorous lifestyle, a bulky, heavy torso, and a long, whip-like tail. The various species lived during the Late Jurassic epoch, in the Morrison Formation of what is now North America, and were extinct by the end of the Jurassic. Adult individuals of *Brontosaurus* are estimated to have weighed up to 15 tonnes (17 short tons) and measured up to 22 metres (72 feet) long.

As the archetypal sauropod, *Brontosaurus* is one of the best-known dinosaurs and has been featured in film, advertising, and postage stamps, as well as many other types of media.
Bearded amprat

“Bearded Amprat

Porcellus barbavolta

Numbouse family

The hair covering its face works as a capacitor. It charges electricity by rubbing the hair to build static, then discharges it at enemies intruding on its territory. It's more territorial than aggressive, attacking only when threatened rather than to hunt prey. It has several qualities unique to this ecosystem, such as breastfeeding its young, which may someday give rise to a whole new taxonomy of fauna here.”
Brontoscorpio power-Jurassic Kratts

An upcoming Jurassic Kratts episode, enjoy this preview!

## Plot summary

The bros bring some Brontoscorpio to the park, explore the silurian seas and more!

#### Animals featured:

Cameroceras, Pterygotus, Brontoscorpio, Aphetoceras, Climatius, Cephalaspis, Mesacanthus, Metacryphaeus

#### Rarely-seen or never-before-seen moments:

Brontoscorpio hunting Cephalaspis and Trilobite, Brontoscorpio being eaten by Pterygotus, Brontoscorpio molting
Basilosaurus facts-Jurassic Kratts

Here's some facts about a whale called Basilosaurus, from Jurassic Kratts-Mobysaurus, enjoy!

## Facts

***Basilosaurus*** (meaning "king lizard") is a genus of large, predatory, prehistoric archaeocete whale from the late Eocene, approximately 41.3 to 33.9 million years ago (mya). First described in 1834, it was the first archaeocete and prehistoric whale known to science. Fossils attributed to the type species *B. cetoides* were discovered in the United States. They were originally thought to be of a giant reptile, hence the suffix "-saurus", Ancient Greek for "lizard". The animal was later found to be an early marine mammal, which prompted attempts at renaming the creature, which failed as the rules of zoological nomenclature dictate using the original name given. Fossils were later found of the second species, *B. isis*, in 1904 in Egypt, Western Sahara, Morocco, Jordan, Tunisia, and Pakistan. *Basilosaurus* has a possible record in Seymour Island in Antarctica as well.[*unreliable source?*] Fossils have also been unearthed in the southeastern United States and Peru.

*Basilosaurus* is considered to have been common in the Tethys Ocean. It was one of the largest, if not the largest, animals of the Paleogene. It was the top predator of its environment, preying on sharks, large fish and other marine mammals, namely the dolphin-like *Dorudon*, which seems to have been their predominant food source.

*Basilosaurus* was at one point a wastebasket taxon, before the genus slowly started getting reevaluated, with many species of different Eocene cetacean being assigned to the genus in the past, however they are invalid or have been reclassified under a new or different genus, leaving only 2 confirmed species. *Basilosaurus* may have been one of the first fully aquatic cetaceans (sometimes referred to as the pelagiceti). *Basilosaurus*, unlike modern cetaceans, had various types of teeth–such as canines and molars–in its mouth (heterodonty), and it probably was able to chew its food in contrast to modern cetaceans which swallow their food whole.
Book of pooh-isn't that funny

Isn't that funny is a song from the book of pooh-I could have laughed all night. Enjoy this preview!

## Lyrics

**Pooh**, **Piglet** and **Rabbit**:

Well, hello friends, hello folks

We're here with silly gags and jokes

**Pooh**:

Like Pooh Bear slipping in a puddle of honey

Isn't that funny?

**Piglet**, **Rabbit** and **Eeyore**:

Isn't that funny?

**Rabbit**:

As the monkey told the giraffe

"I double dare you not to laugh"

**Piglet**:

Hey, look, it's raining

But the sky's still sunny

Isn't that funny?

**Pooh**, **Rabbit** and **Eeyore**:

Isn't that funny?

**Pooh**, **Piglet**, **Rabbit** and **Eeyore**:

You laughed every other time we did that one before

What's the matter, Tigger?

Don't you get it anymore?

**Tigger**:

(*snores*)

**Rabbit**:

*Tell me, Piglet: What time is it when a heffalump sits on your fence?*

**Piglet**:

*I wouldn't know, Rabbit.*

**Rabbit**:

*Time to get a new fence.*

*And what time is it when a heffalump sits on your house?*

**Piglet**:

*Time to get a new house?*

**Rabbit**:

*Time to get a new heffalump!*

**Tigger**:

*Stop, my sides are splittin'.*

**Pooh**:

With a ha ha ha

**Piglet**:

And a hee hee hee

**Rabbit**:

I know you really wanna laugh at me

**Pooh**:

Listen, Tigger, my nose is runny

**Pooh**, **Piglet**, **Rabbit** and **Eeyore**:

Isn't that funny?

**Tigger**:

No, it isn't that funny

**Piglet**:

Oh, why'd the chicken cross the road?

Tigger, can't you say?

**Tigger**:

She was sick of them lousy jokes

She had to get away

**Pooh**:

*Knock knock, Tigger.*

**Tigger**:

*Who's there?*

**Pooh**:

*Amos.*

**Tigger**:

*Amos, who?*

**Pooh**:

*A mosquito just bit me. Knock knock.*

**Tigger**:

*Who's there, now?*

**Pooh**:

*Andy.*

**Tigger**:

*Andy who?*

**Pooh**:

*And he just bit me again.*

**Tigger**:

*I don't think my laugh is asleep.*

*I think it just left town.*

**Pooh** and **Rabbit**:

Here's a gag that cannot fail

Let's play jump rope with Eeyore's tail

**Piglet**:

A bumbling bear and a bouncing bunny

**Eeyore**:

It's not the best day I ever had

As a matter of fact, it's pretty bad

But since you asked, I'm feeling crummy

Isn't that funny?

**Pooh**:

*Uh, I don't think so.*

**Piglet**:

*No, Eeyore.*

**Rabbit**:

*No, not at all.*

**Pooh**, **Piglet** and **Rabbit**:

We don't need a big guffaw

**Piglet**:

Just a giggle and a half

**Rabbit**:

Come on, Tigger, we're dying up here

**Pooh**, **Piglet** and **Rabbit**:

Dying to hear you laugh

We hope you liked our little game

But without you, it's not the same

'Cause the way you laugh is just the best

And if you joined our chuckle-fest

Every joke would land right on the money

**Pooh**, **Piglet**, **Rabbit** and **Eeyore**:

Isn't that funny?

Isn't that funny?

Isn't that funny?

**Tigger**:

No, it isn't that funny!
Blastoff buzzard-new cartoon Zip in preview

An all-new cartoon preview, enjoy!

## Transcript sample

Kid: what I don't get is why that bird wants to eat the crazy snake in the first place!

(Blastoff buzzard pauses and speaks, to the viewer)

Blastoff buzzard: A legitimate question, my young friend! It deserves a legitimate answer, you're wondering why someone like me, would spend his time chasing this ridiculous road snake! This reptile is scrawny, unappetizing, misbegotten, stringy and rare! Ah, but how little do you know about road snakes? The road snake is to the taste buds of a buzzard, what pizza, chocolate sauce, and Kool-aid are to the taste buds of a man! I'll show you!

(Buzzard pulls down a chart of snake choice cuts)

Blastoff buzzard: This rare reptile delicacy is not without waste, each part contains a different flavor! Banana, celery, salami, BBQ sauce, Pizza, Cheese puffs, apple, potato chips, chocolate pudding, mango, asparagus, taffy, orange juice, cheddar cheese, pistachio, strawberry, layer cake, vanilla, raspberry tart, cauliflower, meatballs, tomato sauce, avocado, bratwurst-rather a little dry, roast beef, and mint chocolate chip! Ah, here's a recipe book, 4, 000 recipes for road snake!

(Buzzards opens up a book)

Blastoff buzzard: Here's just a few: Fillet of road snake in marinara sauce, BBQ road snake with pickled prickly pear chips, dice snake ragu on a roulette wheel, braised road snake under shatterproof glass, Grilled snake, Fried snake, baked snake with a side of nacho cheese, or just plain old sour road snake brattens!
Blueshell-scar isle

Blueshell (Ceruleastegus pseudastacus)

Length: 35cm

Weight: 70 grams

Diet: Seaweed, algae, marine detritus, carrion.

Though looking somewhat like a small crayfish, this crustacean is in fact a prawn which has become more robust to suit a shallow-water lifestyle along the coast. Common in tide pools and the splash zone, it gleans and scrapes seaweed or algae off the rocks with its fore claws, in order to feed.
Brachiosaurus breakout-Wild Kratts prehistoric

This here's a new episode of Brachiosaurus breakout, an all-new episode of Wild Kratts prehistoric. Enjoy the preview!

### Episode 116: Brachiosaurus Breakout

Age and Setting: Jurassic North America, Europe and Africa

Plot: When the team travels in the Jurassic age, they will bring some brachiosaurs to the dinosaur park. Along the way, Chris meets a Brachiosaurus whom he names Brachs, a Giraffititan whom Martin names Titan-Necktie, and a Lusotitan whom Amieva names Lu-sot.

Animals: *Allosaurus fragilis, Diplodocus Hallorum, Torvosaurus tanneri, Dryosaurus altus, Camptosaurus sp, Ornitholestes , Ceratosaurus nasicornus, Stegosaurus stenops,* ***Brachiosaurus altithorax, Giraffatitan brancai, Lusotitan atalaiensis**, Kentrosaurus aethiopicus, Coelurus sp, Kepodactylus sp, Pterodactylus antiquiis, Rhamphorhynchus sp*
Ben Mankiewicz intro-Cartoon alley 1

Here's a look at Ben Mankiewicz introducing Little Gravel Voice-1942, enjoy!

* Little Gravel Voice (1942) - A little burro is beloved by all the cute desert creatures until he opens his mouth and they hear the horrible braying. It was directed by Rudolf Ising.

Welcome to TCM's Cartoon Alley, I'm Ben Mankiewicz and for the next 30 minutes, we're going to talk about and watch a different kind of classic movie. Classic animated movies, today we have 3 shorts from MGM in the 1940s and 50s' featuring a character named Benny Burro. Now, if you're not familiar with Benny Burro, it's not surprising. Benny never really achieved the fame of your Bugs bunny or Elmer Fudd, but at the time, MGM studios didn't have a Bugs bunny or an elmer fudd! Those guys were over at warner brothers, which was clearly having a lot more success creating characters that audiences wanted to see again and again. MGM was hollywood's most prestigious movie studio, but its animation operation seemed to be playing catch up, still they kept plugging away. In 1942, director Rudolf Ising took a little burro that appeared in an earlier cartoon and gave him an adventure all his own! And that's going to be our first animated short of the day. Watch as the cute little burro tries to make friends with all the little creatures in the woods, until he opens his mouth and out come some profoundly unpleasant sounds. From MGM in 1942, here is Little Gravel Voice.
Botterfly-dinotrux

The Botterflys are based on prehistoric moths and butterflies, they appear in Dinotrux supercharged 2.0. Like their real-life counterparts, they change as they grow up. They start out as catercrawlers, adult botter-flys drink grease and nectar whilst catercrawlers eat plants and ore. Enjoy this preview!
Camposaurus campout-Jurassic kratts

Another new Jurassic Kratts episode, enjoy this new preview!

## Plot synopsis

In this new Jurassic Kratts episode, the bros rescue some dinosaurs called Camposaurus, bring them to the dinosaur park, and more!

#### Animals featured:

Camposaurus, pterosaurs, lungfish, phytosaurs, Placerias, dragonfly, Metoposaurus, Postosuchus

#### Rarely-seen or never-before-seen moments:

Camposaurus eating small animals, Camposaurus evading a hungry Postosuchus
Butcherbug-star wars

**Butcherbugs** are a very small crustaceal arachnid species native to Dagobah.

Butcherbugs live in the lower parts of Dagobah's jungle, spinning very sharp, micro-fine webs between fallen branches and tree roots (including the roots of adult gnarltrees) to snare and slice prey, like Jubba Birds, to bits. The web was so sharp that it is invisible to the naked Human eye. Because of their small size, butcherbugs are prey for a number of larger species, such as lesser bogwings. Covered in a bright green chitinous shell, the butcherbug's two interlocking mandibles can be used to pick up and tear flesh.
Carcass invertebrates

Here's some Carcass-eating arthropods from Scar Isle, have fun.

Also see Canopy insects.

Laden with squirming grubs, **Furry Grub-flies** swarm at carrion sites to deposit their young. The predatory maggots feed not on the carrion [like the adults] but on the maggots of other insects present. Adult flies could fall victim to their voracious offspring if they were unable to deliver them to food within the first hours of hatching.

The **Scar Island Meat Weevil** is a carrion-eating insect. It lays its eggs deep in the carcasses of dead animals, where they survive ingestion by meat-eating vertebrates, passing intact through the digestive tract to emerge as larvae in the dung.

Responding to blood scent, large, flightless **Large Hatchet Beetles** hop to carcasses with their grasshopper like legs. Huge, sheerlike mandibles allow the beetles to carve off chunks of meat.

The **Carcass Centipede** would steal and bury meat from a carcass.

Scar Isle ornate carcass beetle-Scar Island's **Ornate Carcass Beetle** is an unwelcome sight on a kill. Drawn from miles around by the smell, these brightly painted insects exude noxious chemicals from their shells intended to prevent them from being accidentally eaten by other scavengers. Their elaborate markings loudly advertise their extreme inedibility. Swarming on a kill, they could deter even the most hungry scavenging bird or reptile, gaining exclusive access to a carcass. The only bird that can eat them is the Scar Island Ibis.
Chasmosaurus facts-Jurassic Kratts

Here's some Chasmosaurus facts from Jurassic Kratts-Chasmosaurus are cool, enjoy!

## Facts

***Chasmosaurus*** (/ˌkæzmoʊˈsɔːrəs/ *KAZ-moh-SOR-əs*) is a genus of ceratopsid dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous Period of North America. Its name means 'opening lizard', referring to the large openings (fenestrae) in its frill (Greek *chasma* meaning 'opening' or 'hollow' or 'gulf' and *sauros* meaning 'lizard'). With a length of 4.3–4.8 metres (14.1–15.7 ft) and a weight of 1.5–2 tonnes (1.7–2.2 short tons), *Chasmosaurus* was a ceratopsian of average size. Like all ceratopsians, it was purely herbivorous. It was initially to be called *Protorosaurus*, but this name had been previously published for another animal. All specimens of *Chasmosaurus* were collected from the Dinosaur Park Formation of the Dinosaur Provincial Park of Alberta, Canada. Referred specimens of *C. russelli* come from the lower beds of the formation while *C. belli* comes from middle and upper beds.

*Chasmosaurus* shared its habitat, the east coast of Laramidia, with successive species of *Centrosaurus*. A certain niche partitioning is suggested by the fact that *Chasmosaurus* had a longer snout and jaws and might have been more selective about the plants it ate.

The function of the frill and horns is problematic. The horns are rather short and the frill had such large fenestrae that it could not have offered much functional defense. Paul suggested that the beak was the main defensive weapon. It is possible that the frill was simply used to appear imposing or conceivably for thermoregulation. The frill may also have been brightly colored, to draw attention to its size or as part of a mating display. However, it is difficult to prove any sexual dimorphism. In 1933, Lull suggested that *C. kaiseni*, which bore long brow horns, was in fact the male of *C. belli* of which the females would have short ones. In 1927 C.M. Sternberg concluded that of the two skeletons he had mounted in the Canadian Museum of Nature, the smaller one, NMC 2245, was the male and the larger, NMC 2280, the female. However, today the two are referred to different species.
Juvenile UALVP 52613
A juvenile *Chasmosaurus belli* found in Alberta, Canada by Phil Currie et al., reveals that *Chasmosaurus* may have cared for its young, like its relative, *Triceratops*, is hypothesized to have done. The juvenile measured five feet long and was estimated to be three years of age and had similar limb proportions to the adult *Chasmosaurus*. This indicates that *Chasmosaurus* was not fast moving, and that juveniles did not need to be fast moving either to keep pace with adults. The fossil was complete save for its missing front limbs, which had fallen into a sinkhole before the specimen was uncovered. Skin impressions were also uncovered beneath the skeleton and evidence from the matrix that it was buried in indicated that the juvenile ceratopsian drowned during a possible river crossing. Further study of the specimen revealed that juvenile chasmosaurs had a frill that was narrower in the back than that of adults, as well as being proportionately shorter in relation to the skull.
Cartoon all-stars to the Creature Rescue sneak peek

I present a sneak peek of Cartoon all-stars to the Creature Rescue, enjoy!-Matthew K Weaver [used with permission].

## plot summary

This story is about a kid who needs help in making a special endangered species kind of saving the animals poster. Luckily, one of the kid's friends has some help, from some of the best-known cartoon animals and dinosaurs, as well as Mr. Owl [from Winnie the Pooh], Daffy Duck and Foghorn Leghorn [from Looney Tunes], Denver the Last Dinosaur and other characters [e.g. Scuttle seabird, Jabber-jaw, Baloney the dinosaur, Chomper-from Land Before Time, Iago, The vultures from the Jungle Book, Kaa] as they teach kids how people can help animals and dinosaurs, prevent extinction and more!

A production of the academy of tv arts and sciences foundation, funded by mcdonald's corporation, its licensees, Ronald Mcdonald's house charities, World wide fund for nature, Seaworld, Busch gardens in Tampa bay, the dinosaur protection group, A.Z.A [association of zoos and aquariums], crocodile conservation, World owl trust, C.R.E.S. [center for reproduction of endangered species], and the Philippine eagle foundation.
Cariesarcos

The **Cariesarcos**, *Cariesarcos obscenus*, is a massive, predatory tapeworm from the chasms of Scar Island. These nightmarish invertebrates squirm in the fluidic waste at the bottoms of chasms. They measure 7-13 feet long.

Undisputedly the most repulsive denizen of the hellish rents in the Scar Island interior is the *Cariesarcos*. Writhing, serpentine, vermicular carnivores of the tepid sludge that suffocates the depths of the chasms, they are feeders on the dead and wounded. *Cariesarcos* worms are slow-moving but relentless. Having weird eyes and lacking a face of any sort (unless a sphincter maw of teeth and simple eyes can be considered a face), *Cariesarcos* worms are little more than an animated stomach that folds in and out of itself with obscene undulation.

Tapeworms similar to the related parasitic tapeworms that can infest in other species of animals such as humans, the ancestors of the *Cariesarcos* lived in the guts of large predatory dinosaurs, where they devoured the half-digested flesh swallowed by their hosts. At some point in their history, these gut parasites must have evolved so they could survive outside the confines of their hosts’ intestinal tracts. They made their new homes in the geothermal spring-fed sludge that clots the bowels of the island. It is theorized that long ago, a D. rex or a similar predator fell into one of the chasms and died, its parasite cargo disgorging slowly from the carcass and eating the corpse's meat to find themselves in the rich organic river in the pit’s base. Instead of drying up and dying, they thrived. Warmed by the hot, geothermal water bubbling into the syrup of the pits, the worms were sustained on the flesh of other animals falling into the chasm from the jungle above. Parasites no longer, they have swelled to disturbing new proportions and have become carrion-eating scavengers/predators of the “abyss.” With their new size and strength, they can overwhelm and consume live prey like *Kynigosaurus acerbis*, dragging the slow or wounded to their deaths below the surface.

Requiring very specific environmental conditions, *Careisarcos* worms are restricted to a few cavernous rents and sinkholes that suit their particular needs. Squirming downstream through the muck to where the chasms open into rivers is death. The cooling water sucks their life away, while any pits that see a drought of carrion or fresh meat will similarly devastate the great worm.

However, *Cariesarcos* has developed a survival strategy. While the adults are susceptible to change, eggs can survive for decades in a dormant state, waiting for a return of favorable conditions to hatch and spread.
Bunny 1998 short intro-from Ice Age 2-disc DVD set

Here's a intro from Bunny, from the Ice age 2-disc DVD set.

## Intro transcript

Chris Wedge: Bunny is a short film that looks like a cartoon, but actually deals with some very somber and serious material! It's meant to be a kind of whimsical, spiritual look at the way.....,what happens to people when they die! And we find this old woman living by herself and we see she had a life before this, and then we see her join her husband at the end of the movie. it's played out in a sequence of events that's meant to be a little ambiguous. You can bring your own meaning to it. By interpretation of what happens in Bunny is that, um, an angel comes to get her to join her in heaven, and I think that as you're watching the movie you can tell that there's a moment when Bunny falls asleep at the table, and that's where I felt that literally she passed away and then had a dream about joining her husband. And you know, in animation we do a lot of exhaitration, and a lot of fantasy and it was always funny when she had to make the moth go into the cake and the cake go into the oven, and I thought that...that would transform the oven into a portal! You know, it almost looks like pearly gates that the bunny would have to pass through, so you know she climbs into that door and into another world. It's something we all have to face someday, it was just hopefully a fun way of looking at it!
Centipedes of the jungle floor-king kong preview

Skull Island’s huge tropical centipedes are serious contenders as predators of the jungle undergrowth and dwarf their offshore cousins. Several giant species prowl the leaf litter, eating other invertebrates, Skull Island rats, lizards and other small prey.

Some smaller forms can be prey to young V. rexes.

## Species examples

* ***Megapede horridus*** (3-4 feet long): the second largest of the jungle-dwelling centipedes of Skull island. The wriggling killer has strong legs for grappling prey, pinning the struggling victim while its cruel venom takes effect. Predators of it include *Noctupervagus*.
* ***Gyas gyas*** (20-30 inches long): with huge mandibles, the *Gyas* is a specialist egg-cracker. The scissor-jawed brute uses the astonishing power of its mandibles to crack the eggshells of ground-nesting birds and then lap up the escaping fluid.
* ***Megapede dereponecis*** (3-5 feet long): the largest centipede that has ever lived. Too heavy to haul itself very high into the trees, it hunts among the roots for small prey, including non-avian dinosaur hatchlings, which it quickly immobilizes with its fierce and fast-acting venom. Mother *M. dereponecis* nest in rotten logs, chewing channels into the pulpy wood, where they lay their eggs. They are particularly territorial during this time, attacking any intruders that threaten their developing offspring.
* ***Megapede humus*** (26-40 inches long): this broad-bodied species is a chunky burrower that will follow other invertebrates or Skull Island rats underground. Long front sets of legs are used to dig and to subdue prey.
* ***Megapede impurus*** (3 feet long): a pale, upland-dwelling species that is one creature alone that makes a living in the rank pestilence below *Terapusmordax* colonies. A predatory centipede almost 3 feet long, *M. impurus* crawls in the filth beneath the colony, waiting for the inevitable fall of careless young. A single fall can result in disabling injury. If the venomous centipedes find the wayward pup before it can crawl back, it is doomed.
Caiman caper-Wild Kratts

In this snappy episode of Wild Kratts, the bros meet a caiman whom Chris named Snappy-jaws, test Caiman power and more!

Also see Crocodile rescue.

#### Animals featured

Spectacled caiman, black caiman, harpy eagle, toucan, piranha, red-eyed tree frog, catfish, Amazon river dolphin, green anaconda, Amazon river turtle

#### Rarely-seen or never-before-seen moments

Caiman eating fish and birds, Caiman raising young, Caiman swimming
Caracara power-wild kratts

In this new episode, Chris meets a terrestrial falcon called a Caracara, which flies but hunts mostly on the ground. Martin names the Caracara Sir Cici as the bros test Caracara as well as powers!

#### Animal names:

Cici, Cartio, Carito jr, Rhea-merano, Rhea Jr, Ruffles

#### Animals featured:

Crested Caracara, peregrine falcon, greater rhea, dragonflies
Business, business-muppets on the ed sullivan show

**Business Business** was a variety sketch performed on *The Ed Sullivan Show* in 1968.

In the sketch, two creatures discuss business and financial terms. Two other creatures join in the scat and battle the business creatures with words of happiness and kindness. The intense and methodical tone of the dialogue is balanced with the humor of the characters' movements and the jazz riff that underscores the sketch.

Now on DVD, enjoy this preview!
Alvin and the Chipmunks meet the Extreme Dinosaurs trailer

Here's a preview of Alvin and the Chipmunks meet the Extreme Dinosaurs-movie trailer, enjoy this new preview!

## Transcript

Narrator: From Universal pictures, wildbrain, 41 Entertainment, and Shout factory comes....

David: Alvin!!!

Alvin: Okay!

Narrator: Alvin and the Chipmunks meet the Extreme Dinosaurs!

T-bone: Come on chipmunks, Move out!

Simon: Can you believe it?

Narrator: Join the Chipmunks and Chipettes as they team up with Stegz, Bullseye, T-bone, Spike and the Raptors!

Bad-Rap: The Chipmunk has a point!

Bullseye: Score one!

Narrator: It's a foot-stomping, ground-shaking, chipmunks adventure as the Extreme dinosaurs reverse the K-T event to save the dinosaurs and more!

Stegz: Move out!

Narrator: It's Alvin and the Chipmunks meet the Extreme Dinosaurs! an all-new movie, and look inside the DVD and you'll find dino-sized offers and savings.

Spittor: Have one, on more, Aragon!

Aragon: NO!!!

Bullzeye: YES!!

Narrator: From Universal home entertainment!
Angelina ballerina-the next steps episode 1

Here's a preview of the first episode of Angelina Ballerina-the next steps, enjoy the new preview!

 Angelina is not thrilled about her move to the other side of Chipping Cheddar, and even plans to quit her new school.
*Character debuts*: Angelina, Polly, Mr. Mouseling, Mrs. Mouseling

It is Angelina's first day of school and it does not go as well as she planned it would.
*Character debuts*: Marco, Viki, Gracie
Cartoon all-stars Retold

In this new sequel to Cartoon All-stars to the Rescue, Mr Owl [from Winnie the Pooh], Foghorn Leghorn [from Looney tunes], Archimedes the owl [from The Sword and the Stone/ House of Mouse], Alan-a-Dale [from Robin Hood], Dark-wing Duck, Gizmo-Duck- Steg-mutt, other characters and King Drug-Free convince Michael that drugs are still bad for you.

* In addition, this animated adventure will teach kids to stay drug free!

Enjoy the preview, folks.
Chasmatotank-dinotrux

The **Chasmatotanks** are amphibious dinotrux, they're part *Chasmatosuchus* and part submarine and part tank.

## Bio:

* Chasmatotank
* dino/ reptile/ truck: Chasmatosuchus/ tank/ submarine
* diet: Ore, small mecha-fish, small mecha-animals, scrap
* size: Up to the size of a Scraptor
* notable Chasmatotanks: Chas, a friendly talking male Chasmatotank who's befriended after Ty-Rux, the Reptools and the Minerodon rescue him from a waterfall.
Chasmosaurus preview

Here's a preview of a dinosaur called Chasmosaurus, enjoy this new preview!

## Facts

***Chasmosaurus*** (/ˌkæzmoʊˈsɔːrəs/ *KAZ-moh-SOR-əs*) is a genus of herbivorous ceratopsid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous Period in North America. Its given name means 'opening lizard', referring to the large openings (fenestrae) in its frill (Greek *chasma*, meaning 'opening', 'hollow', or 'gulf'; and *sauros*, meaning 'lizard'). With a length of 4.3–4.8 metres (14.1–15.7 ft) and a weight of 1.5–2 tonnes (1.7–2.2 short tons)—or anywhere from 2,200 to nearly 5,000 lbs., give or take—*Chasmosaurus* was of a slightly smaller to ‘average’ size, especially when compared to larger ceratopsians (such as *Triceratops*, which were about the size of an African bush elephant). The Chasmosaurs were similar, in overall build and weight, to a white rhinoceros or an Indian rhinoceros; just like rhinos, and all other ceratopsians, they were purely herbivorous, needing to consume around 54 kilograms, or 120 lbs., of plant matter each day.

It was initially to be called *Protorosaurus*, but this name had been previously published for another animal. All of the excavated specimens of *Chasmosaurus* were collected at the Dinosaur Park Formation, Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada. Referred specimens of *C. russelli* come from the lower beds of the formation, while *C. belli* comes from the middle and upper beds.

#### Appearances

* How the Littlest Stegosaurus got his plates
* Fantasia
* Zoboomafoo and you-dinosaur mystery (cameo)
* Jurassic kratts
* Dinosaur Train-new episodes
* I love dinosaurs-new series
* Jurassic world revival
Chalkosi-tops facts

The **Chalko-si-Tops**, *Chalkosiceratops serratocascos*, is a tough, mountain-dwelling, almost *Chasmosaurus*-like chasmosaurine ceratopsid from Scar Island. It measures 12-16 feet long.

Grazing the borders of the jungle, where it gives way into scree and rock, the chalk-o-si-tops, a hard-headed ceratopsian, eats sub alpine vegetation but avoids the thick forest. Chalko-si-topses are rarely seen, but the clash of their gladiatorial contests in the breeding season rings throughout the upland regions. Males will joust and butt violently to secure a harem of females. Their fights are among the most brutal of any ceratopsian species, with frequent fatalities and injuries. Most bulls bare extensive scarring and broken or damaged horn arrays.

Predators include Gorgopsidon.
Bunny 1988 film-award winner

In this short film, an elderly widowed rabbit grieving her husband's death is encountered by a moth who invites her into the afterlife.

* Influenced by the classic *Uncle Wiggily* illustrations by Lansing Campbell, the short features the music of Tom Waits.

Created by Chris Wedge, the creator of Ice Age.

* Winner of the Academy award for best animated short film of 1998 as well as a Golden Nica at the Prix Ars Electronica
Camptosaurus facts-Jurassic kratts

Here's a preview of Camptosaurus facts from Jurassic Kratts, enjoy!

## Facts

***Camptosaurus*** (/ˌkæmptəˈsɔːrəs/ *KAMP-tə-SOR-əs*) is a genus of plant-eating, beaked ornithischian dinosaurs of the Late Jurassic period of western North America and possibly also Europe. The name means 'flexible lizard' (Greek καμπτος (*kamptos*) meaning 'bent' and σαυρος (*sauros*) meaning 'lizard').

*Camptosaurus* is a relatively heavily built form, with robust hindlimbs and broad feet, still having four toes. Due to the separate status of *Uteodon* it has become problematic which material from the Morrison Formation belongs to *Camptosaurus*. The specimens with certainty belonging to *Camptosaurus dispar*, from Quarry 13, have been recovered from very deep layers, probably dating to the Callovian-Oxfordian. The largest fragments from later strata indicate adult individuals more than 7.9 metres (26 ft) long, and 2 metres (6.6 ft) at the hips. The Quarry 13 individuals are smaller though. They have been described as reaching 6 meters (19.7 feet) in length and 785 – 874 kg in weight. In 2010 Gregory S. Paul gave an even lower estimate: a length of five metres and a weight of half a tonne.

Earlier reconstructions, such as those by Marsh and Gilmore, were based on the skull of *Theiophytalia* and display an incorrect, more rectangular profile. The skull was in fact triangular with a pointed snout, equipped with a beak. Its teeth were more tightly packed in the jaw compared to other Morrison euornithopods. Museum curator John Foster describes them as having "thick median ridges on their lateral sides and denticles along their edges," these features were similar to, but "more fully developed" than those in *Dryosaurus*. *Camptosaurus* teeth frequently exhibit extensive wear, which indicates that individuals in the genus had a diet of relatively tough vegetation. It's one of the favorite prey of Allosaurus.
Careening Dirigibug

“This creature floats effortlessly through the air using gas-filled balloons. Both its appearance and its nature are antagonistic. And it is the only variant of its species in this ecosystem. It may be best to consider the possibility that it somehow wandered into this ecosystem from an entirely alien one. Positive proof does not exist at this point, but that is how the creature is currently classified.”
Bug-eyed crawmad-pikmin

“Bug-Eyed Crawmad

Camabarus subterranid

Crawmad family

Like its close cousin the hermit crawmad, it makes its home in a burrow rather than a shell. It has abnormally overdeveloped eyes with which to detect prey in cloudy water or low-visibility mud. These enormous eyes can perceive circular polarized light, as well as the ultraviolet and infrared spectrum. It is well protected from predators, allowing it to live for upwards of 50 years and grow to immense size by repeated ecdysis.”
CENZOIC BOOK 2 SABOR KING 2 N ICE AGE LAND 2 = PIXAR RETELL

The Lion King and more Fairy Tales Full Story - Fairy Tales for Children - Bedtime Stories for KidsCENZOIC BOOK 2 SABOR KING 2 N ICE AGE LAND 2 = PIXAR RETELL WITH MAMMOTHS SABORS ICE AGE JAGAURS CAVE BEARS CAVE HUMANS ICE AGE SNAKES ICE AGE APES ICE AGE MONKEYS ICE AGE VULTURES ICE AGE WOVLES SABORS ICE AGE RATS ICE AGE WARTHOGS GIANT SLOTHS ICE AGE PARROTS ICE AGE WOVLES MAMMOTHS WOOLY RHINOS ICE AGE ELEPHANTS ICE AGE SEA BIRDS MUSK OXEN SABORS [ MAIN ] ASIAN ELEPHANTS AFRICAN JUNGLE ELEPHANTS BENGAL TIGERS CHINA TIGERS ORANGUTANS LOWLAD ORANGUTANS BLACK RHINOS JAVEN RHINOS PARROTS WILD BOYS [ JUNGLE SAVANNAH TUNDER EXOTIC WORLD ] TREXES BROTATOSAURS STAGLGOSAURS TRISATOPS SPINSAURS CAVE BOYS [ MESOZOIC ] [ FULL FILMS ]a ENDAGERED N EXITIC FILMS set in ENDAGERED N EXITIC WORLD BASED ALL FIMS TAKE [ WHICH IS SET IN CENOZOIC ]

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Endangered and Extinct TV SHOW

CENZOIC BOOK SABOR KING N ICE AGE LAND = PIXAR RETELL

## animals appears

ASIAN ELEPHANTS [ AS MAIN ]

AFRICAN JUNGLE ELEPHANTS

BENGAL TIGERS

CHINA TIGERS

ORANGUTANS

LOWLAND ORANGUTANS

BLACK RHINOS

JAVEN RHINOS

PARROTS

WILD BOYS

[ JUNGLE SAVANNAH THUNDER EXOTIC WORLD = ENDANGERED [ MAIN ] ]

TREXES [ AS MAIN ]

BROTATOSAURS

SMILODONS-as Diego good guy

STAGLGOSAURS

TRISATOPS

SPINSAURS

CAVE BOYS

[ MESOZOIC = EXITIC [ MAIN ] ]

## cast

MAMMOTHS SABORS ICE AGE JAGAURS CAVE BEARS CAVE HUMANS ICE AGE SNAKES ICE AGE APES ICE AGE MONKEYS ICE AGE VULTURES ICE AGE WOVLES

SABORS ICE AGE RATS ICE AGE WARTHOGS GIANT SLOTHS ICE AGE PARROTS ICE AGE WOVLES

MAMMOTHS WOOLY RHINOS ICE AGE ELEPHANTS ICE AGE SEA BIRDS MUSK OXEN SABORS

[ MAIN ]

ASIAN ELEPHANTS

AFRICAN JUNGLE ELEPHANTS

BENGAL TIGERS

CHINA TIGERS

ORANGUTANS

LOWLAD ORANGUTANS

BLACK RHINOS

JAVEN RHINOS

PARROTS

WILD BOYS

[ JUNGLE SAVANNAH TUNDER EXOTIC WORLD ]

TREXES

BROTATOSAURS

STAGLGOSAURS

TRISATOPS

SPINSAURS

CAVE BOYS

[ MESOZOIC ]
Camptosaurus power-Jurassic Kratts

In this episode, the bros test Camptosaurus powers to save Camptosaurus, Nanosaurus and Marshosaurus from extinction in Jurassic North america, as well as test Allosaurus powers. Enjoy this preview!

#### Animal names:

Campto, Campto Jr, Momma C, Marsha, Marsho jr , Nano, Little Nano

#### Animals featured:

Camptosaurus, Allosaurus, Kepodactylus, Brontosaurus, Dryosaurus, Nanosaurus, Coelurus, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Ornitholestes, Goniopholis, Marshosaurus, lizard, dragonflies, spider

#### Rarely-seen or never-before-seen moments:

Camptosaurus eating plants, Camptosaurus evading an Allosaurus, Camptosaurus snorting while fighting over a mate, Camptosaurus raising young, Marshosaurus scavenging an Allosaurus' kill, Marshosaurus hunting prey
Bugs bunny stunts-the new daffy duck show

An all-new idea for the New Daffy Duck show, enjoy this new preview!

## About the acts

* Bugs Bunny's stunts- – These sketches detail the stunts of The Great Bugs where something would usually go wrong.

## Stunts sampler

* Motorcycle jump-where he rides a motorcycle off a ramp and lands between Bull Gator and Axel.
* Wrestling a python-blindfolded
* reciting Shakespeare while hanging on a suspension bridge
* Growing a crazy Venus flytrap while playing the 1812 overture on the cello.
* Sliding down a giant dinosaur's back into a swimming pool full of chocolate pudding and tartar sauce
* Reciting a poem while defusing a bomb
* Yodeling while hopping on a motorized pogo stick
* and more!
Cartoon all-stars to the Rescue speech intro

Barbara: Cartoon all-stars to the Rescue is the powerful story of a teenager dealing with drugs and alcohol abuse

George: And some of you favorite cartoon characters will help you understand how drugs and alcohol can ruin your life. So watch the program, talk about it with your family,.....

Barbara: ....and make the right decision, stay away from drugs and alcohol
CBS storybreak the shy stegosaurus of cricket creek-DVD preview

Meet George. He's strong, as a giant dinosaur should be, strong enough to wreck a plane! (Of course he thinks it's a flying Pteranodon and a car for an Allosaurus.) He's loyal. He'll do anything to help Joan and Joey save their mother's ranch at Cricket Creek, even chase a bank robber. He's shy. He's so shy he gets Joan and Joey into hilarious, dinosaur sized trouble!