Las dino aventuras de Andy: Episodio 4 Eusrepto y Amonita (Español Latino)

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00:00I'm Andy, and I work at the National Museum of Animals.

00:03There are different kinds of dinosaurs that you'll only see here.

00:06Hattie collects things from a long time ago.

00:09Come and see the dinosaurs!

00:11Ready, set, go!

00:13One, two, three, four!

00:15They're Andy's Dino Adventures!

00:19It's fun and fun!

00:21Dinosaurs!

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01:00Dinosaurs!

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01:02Dinosaurs!

01:03My name is…

01:04Andy!

01:05Thanks for turning it into a video!

01:06Until the next time, I'll see you in….

01:08Black Omelett!

01:09Black Omelett!

01:10Roasted Vegetable Curry!

01:11Tasty!

01:12Tasty!

01:13David!

01:14Food!

01:15Breakfast!

01:16Breakfast!

01:17Food!

01:18Breakfast!

01:19Breakfast!

01:20Dancer!

01:21Detective!

01:22Detective!

01:23Shbard!

01:24Hello! I work in the dinosaur gallery here at the National Museum.

01:29Today there is a new exhibition on how marine life was millions of years ago.

01:35And Hattie, our dino-expert, asked me to bring this sand for her sample.

01:44I feel underwater!

01:46Hattie?

01:49Hattie!

01:52Oh! Are you in a hurry?

01:54That's right. I'm trying to finish this sample of a little monkey before the museum opens.

01:59What's a little monkey?

02:00This is a little monkey. Well, a model of a little monkey.

02:03It looks like a snake wrapped up.

02:06A little monkey was actually a mollusk.

02:09Oh, just like a snail.

02:11Or an octopus or a squid. Pass me the magnifying glass.

02:14They're all mollusks.

02:16But the little monkey was a type of mollusk that lived in basins

02:20and swam through the sea millions of years ago.

02:25They were of all shapes and sizes,

02:28from the size of my eye tissue

02:33to the huge ones.

02:38Your size.

02:40My size?

02:42And how could they swim? I don't see tails or fins on them.

02:45That's because this is just a part of the little monkey.

02:49The shell.

02:51Millions of years ago, something similar to a slug would have lived in here

02:56and they would have swum, throwing jets of water from their bodies.

03:01Wow.

03:02And when they wanted to float, they filled up with gas.

03:06And when they wanted to sink, they just let it out.

03:10That way they could sink and float.

03:12Oh, I'm leaving. We'll open soon. I still have things to do.

03:16Can you stay and fix the sand?

03:18Thanks, Andy.

03:41They lived here.

03:50Oh, no.

03:53Oh, no.

03:56Oh, no.

03:58What am I going to do now?

04:00It can't be.

04:01Hattie spent years doing this.

04:04It could be one.

04:06There's no time.

04:11I have a good idea.

04:13It's time to go on a dino-adventure.

04:21Birds.

04:27Vest.

04:29Equipment.

04:30Hat.

04:31And lastly, Hattie's backpack.

04:35Equipment.

04:36Hat.

04:37And lastly, Hattie's backpack.

04:58Time for the ammonites.

05:04Time for the ammonites.

05:30I did it!

05:32I've lived in time 149 million years.

05:38And look! Pterosaurs!

05:41What about the beach?

05:43I have to find an ammonite shell.

05:52There are a lot of snails on this beach.

05:55Snails,

05:57clam shells,

05:59mussels,

06:01and a turtle shell.

06:04And there are still turtles in them.

06:08Look at that!

06:09They're turtle babies heading to the sea for the first time.

06:17Good luck.

06:18Enjoy your first time in the water.

06:24I can't see ammonite shells up close.

06:28What is that?

06:32Whoa!

06:33What a big jump!

06:38A baby ichthyosaur.

06:42Ammonite shells used to be eaten.

06:45If there are no ammonites on this side of the beach,

06:48I have to go there.

06:50Let's go swimming.

07:01Ammonites

07:19Did you see the ammonites down there?

07:22I just have to find one like Hattie's.

07:32Ammonites

07:40A pterosaur!

07:42It was close.

07:44It must be fishing.

07:50I'll look for a shell near the shore.

08:02Ammonites

08:12I found one!

08:14Yes!

08:15What I need!

08:31Ammonites

08:57It was so dangerous to be there.

09:01But now I have what I wanted.

09:03The ammonite!

09:04Now I have to go back to the museum.

09:06Quick!

09:12I just need something from the backpack of...

09:15The backpack?

09:16Where is the backpack?

09:21Oh no!

09:27Oh!

09:28It's one of the swimming dinosaurs!

09:30And it has Hattie's backpack!

09:32Hey!

09:33Leave that!

09:34It doesn't belong to you!

09:37And here comes another one.

09:40Hattie will never believe if I tell her

09:42that I lost her backpack in a war between two dinosaurs.

09:46There is only one thing to do.

09:50No!

10:00No!

10:07It turns out that these big dinosaurs are called

10:10Eustreptospondylus.

10:13They are five meters long

10:15and they are carnivores.

10:24And this one wants to eat me.

10:30No!

10:48The beach is full of pterosaurs!

10:52And another hungry Eustreptospondylus!

10:59The clock!

11:00I don't have time!

11:02Now how am I going to go back to the clock?

11:06The backpack!

11:07It's full of useful things.

11:12A map?

11:14This looks like a good idea!

11:16Let's go!

11:21What would it be for?

11:23I know exactly where I am.

11:25In trouble.

11:30Unless...

11:35If Eustreptospondylus

11:37likes to catch things that fly

11:40like that pterosaur over there

11:46then he will love this!

11:49Oh.

11:53Sorry.

11:54This!

12:02Ready!

12:04This will distract him.

12:06And here I go!

12:12It's working!

12:15Now is my chance!

12:18It's time to go back!

12:48Let's go!

13:08Follow me, please!

13:19To be continued

13:22This is the fossil of a Caparazón de Amonita.

13:25Creatures that lived under the sea

13:27millions and millions of years ago

13:29just at the time of the dinosaurs.

13:31And they were hungry!

13:33And they could also swim!

13:35Thank you, Andy.

13:36It's amazing!

13:38But the next time you go out

13:40you can use my umbrella.

13:41Poor you.

13:42You're soaked.

13:44Shh!

13:45Until next time!

13:48To be continued

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