Speaker 1: Welcome to Music to our Ears, where we share some
Speaker 1: interesting tidbits and stories related to our favorite lingal Kids songs.
Speaker 1: Hello Lingo Kids listeners. I've just traveled back in time
Speaker 1: millions and millions of years ago. I'm now standing in
Speaker 1: the land of the dinosaurs.
Speaker 2: Over seven hundred types of dinosaurs of.
Speaker 1: All sizes used to walk the earth or fly in
Speaker 1: the skies.
Speaker 2: Not all of the species lived at the same time, though.
Speaker 2: During the one hundred and sixty five million years that
Speaker 2: dinosaurs ruled the earth, some disappeared, or, as we often
Speaker 2: say when talking about species, went extinct and others took
Speaker 2: their place. Did you know that dino comes from a
Speaker 2: Greek word dinos, which means terrible sorrows in Greek means lizard.
Speaker 1: But they were not all terrible lizards. Here comes one
Speaker 1: of the friendlier dinos, the stegosaurus, big lizard like creature
Speaker 1: with thick, short legs, is an herbivore.
Speaker 2: It only eats plants.
Speaker 1: So even though it's as big as a buss, it's
Speaker 1: pretty gentle. Stegos, as I like to call them, disappeared
Speaker 1: about one hundred and sixty million years ago. Their fossils
Speaker 1: or in other words. Bones discovered in the ground have
Speaker 1: been found in the United States and in Portugal. There
Speaker 1: is one dinosaur that has a terrible reputation. We have
Speaker 1: to travel about seventy million years ago to meet one
Speaker 1: of them.
Speaker 2: Let's go sh I'm hiding under a big leaf. I
Speaker 2: don't want this bully to spot me.
Speaker 1: This dinosaur has a huge head and razor sharp teeth.
Speaker 2: It runs on its hind legs, and it's a carnivore.
Speaker 2: It eats meat. Can you guess what it is? That's it,
Speaker 2: the Dyrannosaurus rex. We better get out of here. Let's
Speaker 2: go home. Whew, that's better. A Tyrannosaurus rex, or t
Speaker 2: rex for short, roamed North America and weighed over seven tons.
Speaker 1: Of course, one of its most famous features is its
Speaker 1: two tiny arms. But don't be mistaken. Those mini arms
Speaker 1: had powerful claws and were deadly weapons. The largest t
Speaker 1: rex fossil ever found was named Sue Cool.
Speaker 2: Fact humans have more bones than a t rex. We
Speaker 2: have two hundred and six bones and it only has
Speaker 2: two hundred. Would you want to have a pet dinosaur?
Speaker 2: Maybe a small one. Although dinosaurs are no longer around, Lizards, turtles,
Speaker 2: and snakes come from the dinosaur family, so you could
Speaker 2: actually have a dino friend. Yes, music es Well, then
Speaker 2: let's sing a song about Cawie and her t Rex. Ready,
Speaker 2: here we go.
Speaker 3: He's a huge dinosaur and an on corner for he
Speaker 3: can scare anything with a mighty big roll. He's got
Speaker 3: too tiny haun cowees t Rex has too tiny y
Speaker 3: callees t Rex won't do any hum. He can't even
Speaker 3: scrub is back when he takes of bubble bath. Have
Speaker 3: we stee REGs has too tiny uh? Have we see
Speaker 3: REGs has too tiny ut.
Speaker 4: Cawi stee REGs won't do any har heat, can't seas
Speaker 4: and tie his shoes. That's what Caoi helps him.
Speaker 2: To have we stee Reds has too.
Speaker 3: Tiny ut.
Speaker 2: But he doesn't mean seem.
Speaker 3: Like look good for nothing, causes funny entiny y talk,
Speaker 3: good for hugging cowes see Rex has two.
Speaker 1: Tiny harm Now that was music to our ears. We
Speaker 1: hope you like the song. You can sing it all
Speaker 1: day long. What's your favorite dinosaur? Think about it?
Speaker 2: Goodbye until next time