Bats get a bad rap

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I remember playing this game at a friend's house back in Kindergarten.

All the different foods Timon eats: Hot Worm on a Leaf with Mango Relish - 3:25, 6:41, 50:57 Pumbaa's Famous Beetle Kabab - 9:05 Two Headed Bug Taco - 11:01, 40:27 Oreo Bug - 18:18 Cocoon on the Cob - 37:12 Big Scoop of Double Chocolate Cricket Swirl - 47:13

19:43 Frankie belches.

Papa Q. Bear decided not realize that Brother Bear needed the spooky mysteries at all.

50:19 That smells wrong!

This is a classic.

9:48 Did you know that Brachiosaurus weighed seventy-seven tons? That's more than two 737 airplanes. 🦕✈️🛩

44:06 Mammuthus, the ancestor of the elephant, ranged all over the world from Europe and Asia, to North America. 🦣

28:09 Smilodon, the saber-toothed cat, was a fierce hunter.

23:13 Pterodactylus, a flying reptile, glided like a bird over the sea, hunting for fish and insects.

31:57 The six-foot long Velociraptor was a fast agile hunter with sickles on it's feet. Designed for quickly killing it's prey.

6:59 Triceratops, one of the biggest members of it's group, weighed over five tons.

40:29 Tyrannosaurus Rex may have been a fierce hunter, or a clever scavenger. Made for eating meat, he must have frightened the other dinosaurs and reptiles of his time. 🦖

4:29 Did you know that high school students in Canada discovered the most complete T. Rex skull ever found? 🦖

15:08 Did you know that the largest land mammal was Indricotherium? This leaf-eating rhino relative was twenty-eight feet tall, and weighed more than four elephants. 🐘🐘🐘🐘

14:58 Did you know that some dinosaurs ate rocks? Paleontologists believe that rocks actually helped them grind up food in their stomachs. Just like it does in birds.

36:41 Did you know that Iguanodon was originally reconstructed with a spike on the end of it's nose? The spike really belonged on it's thumb.

36:54 Did you know that paleontologists have found ancient seashells called ammonites that are twelve feet across? That's as big as a car.

44:43 Did you know that Anatosaurus had two-thousand teeth? That's more than any other dinosaur. Tyrannosaurs only had sixty teeth, and children only have twenty.

29:59 Did you know that fossils are often found in chalk? Just like the chalk teachers use in school.

17:14 At seventy-five feet long and weighing eighty-nine tons, Brachiosaurus was a massive creature which lived on plants. It's front legs were longer than the back ones. So that it may have been able to rear back and reach for food high atop the trees. 🦕

35:23 Parasaurolophus had a remarkable crest on it's head. The creature may have used it like a horn to communicate with other members of it's herd.

1:56 Did you know when paleontologists dig up fossils, they sometimes wrap them in wet plaster? When it hardens, it protects the fossil during shipping. It's just like a plaster cast the doctor puts on your leg if you break it.

21:25 Did you know that Tyrannosaurus Rex means "Tyrant Lizard King"? 🦖

12:31 Did you know that at first, paleontologists thought that Tyrannosaurus Rex had three fingers on each hand? It really only had two fingers. 🦖

5:57 Did you know that when the Chinese first discovered fossil bones, they thought that they were dragons? 🐉

7:59 Did you know that herds of dinosaurs once roamed the western part of the United States, just like the bison used to? 🦕🦕🦕🦬🦬🦬

1:14 In the 1930s, scientists used slow-moving airplanes, like this one, to search for fossils from the air.

2:14 Carnivores, or animals which eat meat, usually have sharp pointed teeth designed to tear and cut flesh.

2:23 All dinosaurs probably laid eggs. Some dinosaurs may have cared for their young, just as birds do today.

2:55 The eight inch high ancestor of the horse, Hyracotherium, may have been dinner for the giant ground-dwelling bird, Diatryma Giganteus.

3:42 Some scientists believe that Pachyrhachis may be the ancestor of all snakes. 🐍

2:46 Eomanis, a scaly anteater, looked almost the same as modern ones found today in Africa and Southeast Asia.

0:26 The ancient twenty ton rhinoceros, Indricotherium, was the largest land mammal to roam the earth.

1:07 The six-foot long dire wolf is the ancestor of the modern wolf.

1:52 Herbivores, or animals which eat plants, usually have flat ridged teeth designed for mashing and grinding.

2:02 Although Chapalmalania looked like a bear, it was really related to the raccoon.

3:30 Sometimes, sandstorms swallowed up whole herds of dinosaurs. Over several thousand years, they turned into petrified fossils.

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7:23. Did you know that paleontologists use animals that are alive today to help them figure out what extinct creatures must have looked like and how they must have behaved? 🦒🌴🦕

21:28 Cruella saying hate it was just so funny.

Hey bro, I loved this game as a kid. Tried loading it up in a dos box but it always sped through the operation hallway section. How do you get the game to work?

6:17 Stegosaurus is probably the best-known armored dinosaur. Many paleontologists believe that the plates on the back of Stegosaurus could move back and forth to ward off predators.

4:54 Elasmosaurus was the longest marine reptile of ancient times. It's neck was forty-six feet long.

3:29 Triceratops is the most familiar of the horned dinosaurs. In fact, the name "Triceratops" means "Three-horned face." Great herds of Triceratops roamed across North America at the end of ancient times.

1:45 Tyrannosaurus is one of the largest and fiercest dinosaurs of all time. With sharp fangs over six inches long, Tyrannosaurus was a fearsome carnivore during ancient times.🦖

9:57 Did you know that dinosaurs only lived on land? Flying reptiles, like pterosaurs, are not dinosaurs. And huge marine reptiles, like ichthyosaurs, are not dinosaurs either.

I remember this when I was little! It brought back so many memories!!