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Miniseries "Prehistoric Planet" » Ice Worlds
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Nouns
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ornithomimus
Dozens of male Ornithomimus are preparing
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hadrosaur
A couple of hadrosaur wander by.
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meltwater
As winter slackens its grip, meltwater begins to flow with great power.
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theropod
is one of the smaller members of the theropod group.
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herbivore
With little to eat, these huge herbivore return
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mouthful
They bring mouthful of plants for them to eat.
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larva
These are the tiny lures of fungus gnat larva
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gnat
These are the tiny lures of fungus gnat larvae
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rut
The autumn rut is over,
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ambush
dinosaurs ambush, display, and even journey underground.
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ostrich
These strange ostrich-like dinosaurs choose the safety of these islands
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truce
The blizzard now brings a temporary truce.
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incubator
The warm volcanic sand serves as an incubator for their eggs.
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flourish
It is autumn's final flourish before the months of darkness begin.
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reptile
In the seas, monstrous reptile patrol the depths.
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fungus
These are the tiny lures of fungus gnat larvae
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fern
and rooting through fern for fallen fruit.
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irritation
Constant irritation makes it hard to feed,
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crater
to scrape out shallow crater, the first stage in making a nest.
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blizzard
The blizzard worsens.
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lure
These are the tiny lure of fungus gnat larvae
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robbery
But robbery is risky.
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hemisphere
The southern hemisphere has its own species of dinosaurs.
Verbs
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slacken
As winter slacken its grip, meltwater begins to flow with great power.
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bide
But the nanuqsaurs bide their time…
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tangle
amongst the tangle trees of a prehistoric forest.
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flee
Most animals flee from the flames.
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seize
Some animals have already seize the moment
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wander
A couple of hadrosaurs wander by.
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isolate
Individuals could be quickly isolate.
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abandon
If the young can't keep up, their mothers abandon them.
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crest
Yet that's where these enormous crest hadrosaurs are heading
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nest
So, this is where they nest.
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dare
and one that few dare to challenge.
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patrol
In the seas, monstrous reptiles patrol the depths.
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attract
But he is not the first to be attract by this one.
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gather
troodontids gather to prey on animals that are trying to escape the flames.
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survive
Of the hundreds of hadrosaur babies born, only one in ten survive their first year.
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arrive
Spring, at last, has truly arrive.
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ignore
In this icy world, no opportunity is too small to be ignore.
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catch
Caught in the act.
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seek
They seek refuge in the forest,
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lose
One pachyrhinosaur has lost the battle.
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spread
Anything that spread the fire creates more opportunities
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forget
But they've forgotten who's in charge.
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exist
Surely, one of the most remarkable animals that has ever exist,
Adverbs
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extravagantly
Two-ton herbivores with extravagantly armored heads.
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dangerously
and they become dangerously weakened.
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cautiously
The herd follow cautiously.
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nonetheless
these lands are, nonetheless, ruled by extreme seasonal change.
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surprisingly
Hadrosaurs have surprisingly thin skin,
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barely
Battling males barely have time to eat or rest.
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occasionally
and occasionally test for weakness.
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underground
dinosaurs ambush, display, and even journey underground.
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eventually
When eggs are eventually laid,
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relatively
the polar regions are relatively warm,
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truly
Spring, at last, has truly arrived.
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certainly
and certainly one of the most famous, is a dinosaur.
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particularly
The long necks of these dinosaurs are particularly elegant
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perhaps
A cave, perhaps.
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therefore
Sheltering together conserves heat and, therefore, energy.
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almost
When the sun rises for the first time in almost three months,
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outside
while outside, snow begins to fall.
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soon
Spring is short, and summer will soon be over.
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enough
it's still just big enough to tackle a pachyrhinosaur.
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far
In the far north of America, this tiny hunter, a dromaeosaur,
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fast
The herd must wade through this deep, fast-flowing water.
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together
The little dromaeosaurs must work together,
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ago
Planet Earth, 66 million years ago.
Adjectives
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unguarded
An unguarded nest is too much of a temptation.
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impenetrable
and form an impenetrable wall of armored heads and muscle.
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monstrous
In the seas, monstrous reptiles patrol the depths.
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ingenious
for the most ingenious arctic hunter of its time.
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dormant
stripping the last leaves from dormant trees
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adaptable
It's the most intelligent, adaptable, and successful hunter in the Arctic.
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formidable
This old bull is still a formidable force
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armored
They're also one of this world's most heavily armored animals.
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volcanic
They're heading for one of the world's largest volcanic regions.
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scarce
With food now scarce, it's hard to rebuild strength,
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risky
But robbery is risky.
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lush
These plants contain more nutrients than the lush grass.
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crowded
In a crowded colony, there's always another potential victim.
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harsh
Life is at its harsh
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baked
has now been baked tinder-dry.
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tactical
The nervous herd makes a tactical retreat to open ground.
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shallow
to scrape out shallow craters, the first stage in making a nest.
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enormous
Yet that's where these enormous crested hadrosaurs are heading
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remarkable
Surely, one of the most remarkable animals that has ever existed,
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dominant
but less dominant males still try to push their way up the social hierarchy.
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arctic
for the most ingenious arctic hunter of its time.
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polar
Dinosaurs, however, have managed to colonize these polar regions.
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vulnerable
For every growing animal, this is a vulnerable time.
