Las dino aventuras de Andy: Episodio 6 Tricératops y Cuerno (Español Latino)

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00:00I'm Andy and I work at the National Museum of Animal and Biological Sciences.

00:13There are different dinosaurs that you will only see here.

00:17Hattie collects things from a long time ago.

00:19Come and see the dinosaurs!

00:221, 2, 3, 4!

00:28Come and see the dinosaurs!

00:34Yes, you can come!

00:481, 2, 3, 4!

00:52Come and see the dinosaurs!

00:58Yes, you can come!

01:22Hi, I'm Andy and I work here at the National Museum of Animal and Biological Sciences.

01:28Hattie is working on a new exhibition this morning.

01:31It's about horned dinosaurs.

01:33I can't wait to see and discover what's in the box.

01:42Wow! Look at the size of this skeleton!

01:46Hattie?

01:48Here I am!

01:50I put the final touches to this triceratops skeleton.

01:53Triceratops? I thought it had two long horns.

01:57That's right. You're carrying the other one.

01:59Really?

02:03Is this real?

02:05Unfortunately not.

02:07When I found this skeleton, one of its horns had broken.

02:12So I made this one out of polystyrene, paper and glue.

02:16Does it look good?

02:18It's very realistic and big too.

02:20Of course.

02:23So it had three horns?

02:25That's what triceratops means. Three horns.

02:29They must have been terrible hunters.

02:31They weren't hunters. They ate plants.

02:3365 million years ago, there must have been hundreds of them walking all over North America

02:39using their funny beaks to pick up plants.

02:44But if they only ate plants, why did they use their horns?

02:47They used them to fight other triceratops when they had to decide who should be the leader of the pack.

02:53Like when a goat hits other goats.

02:58Or the deer when they clashed their horns.

03:00And just because they clashed, the triceratops' horns could break when they fought.

03:06Which could explain why this skeleton had a broken horn when I found it.

03:11I'd better go. The museum opens soon and I still have things to do.

03:15Could you put the horn on the skeleton?

03:18Really? Of course.

03:20Thank you, Andy. I know I count on you.

03:22Always, Hattie.

03:25Touché, triceratops!

03:33Oh, no! What am I going to do now?

03:36The triceratops can't have just one horn.

03:41Or I could make a new one.

03:43I don't know what to do.

03:45I don't know what to do.

03:47I don't know what to do.

03:49I don't know what to do.

03:52Or I could make a new one.

03:54Or maybe I'll hit this one.

04:06Or even better.

04:08It's time to go on a dino-adventure!

04:22Bien. C'ha l'eco.

04:27Listo. Gizmo.

04:31Listo. Y este.

04:35Listo. Y por último, la mochila de Hattie.

04:51A la época del triceratops!

05:22Oh!

05:35I did it!

05:37I've traveled back 65 million years to the time of the triceratops.

05:43Now, Hattie said there were many triceratops in this time,

05:47so it shouldn't be hard to find one.

05:50And hopefully, I'll also find some horns.

05:55What was that?

05:57Maybe there's one.

06:10Well, I found a triceratops.

06:13But I don't think it's alive.

06:16And I think this tyrannosaurus has something to do with that.

06:19But it doesn't look like it wants to eat it.

06:22That's strange.

06:25What was that?

06:30It's another tyrannosaurus!

06:41This is a female tyrannosaurus rex.

06:50Ah! This makes sense.

06:53Here it says that male tyrannosaurus rex hunted triceratops,

06:57and sometimes they gave them as a gift to the females.

07:01They were bigger than the males.

07:04That's why it's cautious.

07:07I don't blame it.

07:09I should go. In case it wants a dessert.

07:12I...

07:19I...

07:36What is that?

07:38Here in my gizmo, it says it's an ankylosaurus.

07:42A herbivore, like the triceratops.

07:46And look, it's covered from head to tail with thorns.

07:52Ah! There's another one!

07:55Wow! Look at the mass at the end of its tail.

07:58It could easily defend itself against a tyrannosaurus rex.

08:02Of course, herbivores stay together.

08:05Triceratops shouldn't be far away.

08:08Ah!

08:14There it is!

08:24I didn't just find the herd.

08:29Because I also got taken away.

08:39Uh-oh.

08:41I think the situation is heating up.

08:48Maybe I should go down.

08:56Look, these two males are trying to chase each other.

08:59The winner will be the new leader.

09:02No!

09:04No!

09:06Look!

09:12Look at that one! It's pumping blood to its crest.

09:16It's fluttering.

09:18It gets very red.

09:21Ah! And the one that looks better will be the winner.

09:24The other one will be the loser.

09:30That way it decides who will be the leader if it needs to fight.

09:36Although sometimes fluttering doesn't work.

09:39And you need a fight to win.

09:44Like these two over here.

09:49Good. It's counterattacking.

10:00It broke its horn.

10:07Perfect!

10:17No! No! No! No!

10:20No! No! I just picked it up. It's not mine.

10:23I don't want to be the leader of the herd.

10:26The clock. The museum will open soon.

10:29What am I going to do?

10:31Um...

10:33Hattie's backpack is always full of useful things.

10:45A fan? How is this going to save me?

10:51But...

11:03Damn!

11:08It worked! The bright colors scared it.

11:13I have to go back.

11:26See you later, Tyrannosaurus.

11:29It's time to go back.

12:00No! No! No!

12:04No! No! No!

12:29No! No! No!

12:47Come this way. Don't be late.

12:51This is the skeleton of a Triceratops,

12:54a herbivorous dinosaur with three horns

12:57that lived at the same time as the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

13:00It probably used its horns to defend itself

13:03and fight other Triceratops.

13:05Is it against me?

13:07Mainly, it was a pacific animal that traveled in herds.

13:10Thank you, Andy. The horns look great.

13:13No problem, Hattie.

13:16See you later, friends.

13:46To be continued...

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