🥦 Never Mess With A Broccolisaurus! - Kids Compilation - Vegesaurs 🌿

Not my toes! Catch me if you can! Here goes nothing. Let's keep in touch. Miss, you're ready! Ginger's safe. For now, at least. Ginger seems to have picked up some stowaways. What are you? Meet Minty, Wasabi and Split. They're baby P-Rexes. No, get... Wasabi, you'll never crack it open. Those nuts are like the hardest thing in the world. No way! You did it? Oh no! Was that your tooth? Wobbly baby teeth can be painful. Removing them is sometimes the only option. How are we going to get it out? When you jump, the vine will pull your tooth out. It'll be fun. One, two... Oops, too long. These vines are from a Strechelotium bungeacordium, otherwise known as a bungee tree. On the count of... And they're incredibly stretchy. Hmm... I can't see... any... thing. It's a chili-pede. Stop! Don't eat that! They're way too hot! But the baby P-Rexes have their tummies set on this fast food. The P-Rexes love spicy food and are enjoying munching on these veggie snacks. My mistake. I thought those things were like super. You need to fly back to them. Hop on! Ready? Flap your wings! Baby bok choy dactyls don't know how to fly. It's something they must learn. Don't you worry. We just need to keep on trying. Everybody ready? Now! Now flap! Flap your wings as hard as you can! Oh no! Catch it! A bacon leaf! Whoopsie! Now hold on tight. When I say now, let go and flap your wings really, really hard. Split, you don't want to join in? I've been scared too. Why don't you just hang here with me? You're angry at yourself? And frustrated? They're big feelings for a little pea. I'm sure it's not that much fun. It's the most amazing fun I've ever seen. Look, they're not even in any danger. It's okay to feel scared, Split. Everybody feels scared sometimes. Well, there's only one thing for it. Ginger is hoping to get Split comfortable with a much smaller broccolisaurus to start with. Hiya! Catch me if you can! Eight honeysuckles. Ready or not! Here I come! Erexes are full of beans and often struggle to keep still. Hmm, I wonder where those peas are. Is Minty under here? Nope. Is Split in here? No. Is Wasabi? Nice one, Wasabi. Hey, where's that giggle coming from? Gotcha! Found you! Mint Split won! You hear that, Split? You can come out now. Hmm, did you see where Split went? Split's footprints! Nice work! Hey, come back! Look, I didn't mean what I said, okay? Ugh, great. First snoring, now sleepwalking? Seriously? Wake up! You can't wander around all night like this. Wake up! Thanks to their high energy reserves, baby Erexes can sleepwalk for up to six hours. Hey, where do you think you're going? Wasabi, you're going to hit the tree! Split! That's a no-go zone! Minty, no! Wasabi! What? You're staying in there? Hey! Stop sleepwalking in my house! That tickles! Stop it! Go! Minty, we're coming! The bok choy dactyl thinks Minty is one of its own. Oh my, it now realizes something's not quite right. It's time to practice flying. The mother tickles her young to make them laugh, a reaction that triggers their wing muscles. If the mother bok choy dactyl does that to Minty, Minty will be mush! We need a soft landing for Minty, and I've got just the idea. A strawberry's sauce is over 90% water, so whilst they're very big, they're also very bouncy. I call it Wonder Goo. Just rub a bit on your leg. The Wonder Goo is working wonders. The mama P-Rex's leg seems to have healed. Amazing! You're welcome. The baby P-Rex is equipped to defend Ginger. She is a friend, not an enemy, but the mama P is not convinced. Now that your leg is better, why don't you join us at the jumping rock area? It's so fun! You know what? It's better you stay here and get to know each other some more. Okay then, I'll be off by myself. But if you change your mind, you know where to find me! Hey Minty, check this out! Oh, forgot. Not here, ever. And stick to the plan! Hmm? Banana raptors are territorial by nature. If the P-Rexes are discovered, they'll be captured and no doubt devoured. Oh no! That's way too close! And where's Minty? Come on, come on, come on! Minty, where are you? This P-Rex is now on a solo mission to fetch the Peppermint. I need an idea. A good one. Oh, we need to get to that hot place. But it's so far away. Huh? The lake is frozen! Come on, hang in there! This might just work! Okay, here we go. Rock solid! We'll be there in no time! Although the frozen lake provides a shortcut to the volcano, it's not without its dangers. P-Rexes' sudden and rapid movement has got their blood flowing again! The baby P-Rexes are back to their racing green! Yeah! Way to keep warm! Yum! This is a fun game! Let's see who can hit the most targets! See if you can knock down more food! And... go! The good stuff. It's a herd of strawberry saurus. Okay, how many of those can you bounce between in one go? Let's play with them! This majestic can rock hard! Potato dolls are extremely territorial. Hey, mind kicking that back? Being instinctively possessive makes them keen followers of the finder's keeper's rule. It's just the round thing under your foot. Game on, huh? The volcanic terrain is so hot, it could fry a bok choy duck to egg! Whoa! But we won't get lost if we leave a trail we can follow back out! And what better to leave as a trail, than Trail Mix! Load up! Ready, Trail Blazers? Let's go! Into the forest they go, laying down a trail of seeds and berries to help them find their way back home. Team, prepare to good stuff yourselves silly! But let's not go overboard! Gone overboard, time to go home. These are excellent mimics, due to their large mouth to body ratio. They're all throat. Wow, that was spot on! How'd you do that? Have one of the biggest roars. I think we've just started a roar-off. Even the sleepiest of vegisaurs can be encouraged to join a roar-off. Hmm, maybe this one's broken. Okay. Aha! I think I need a bigger blowhole. Ready? Here. We. Go! The larger framed tricaratops are not built for warm air baths. Plugging the other blowholes will push all the air through the main vent. Okay. The brachiosaurus weighs roughly the same as three buses. Scary? Yes. Easily annoyed? Yes. Big and strong? Oh yes! It's the one for the job! Okay, here we go. A pineapplesaurus. Deeply territorial, its sweet, juicy insides are protected by rock-hard scales. Sensing a threat to its domain. Whoa! I need something to stop this itch. I can't scratch my nose forever. Huh? Apple flyer's tails are high in antioxidants that can soothe pain, wounds and itching, making them nature's bandage. I think its tail might be the cure to my sting. Calm down! The honeysuckle is empty, but it'll work as a trap. One of you scratched my nose. That's the spot. Look! It's working! Shh! Wait for my signal. Act like you're one of them. Hmm, you're right. You are a little small. And this clever impersonation might just get past them. I think it's working. But we were just leaving. Where's Wasabi? Wasabi, wait! This resourceful young P-Rex has found a way to protect its feet from the heat. They popped corn. You've got nothing to fear. But, let's just get rid of these before their irresistible smell attracts the wrong attention. Hmm. Let's play sit down, close your eyes and don't move. Still frightened? Good. Let's get you back to your herd. Minty, Split, Wasabi, keep your eyes peeled and no sudden movements that will startle our new friend, the P-Rex. Ready? If the Cornosauronophus continues popping, Ginger and the peas are in danger of ending up as snacks themselves. And quiet. No sudden noises.