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Miniseries "Prehistoric Planet" » Freshwater
00:39:36
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Nouns
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sandbar
These sandbar may be a rich feeding ground,
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2)
herbivore
T. Rex are built for hunting large herbivore…
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snout
And its massive duck-bill snout is very effective
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4)
mouthful
And she has a mouthful of needle-sharp teeth.
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shoal
great shoal of fish find plenty on which to feed in these waters.
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newcomer
But this newcomer has a different smell.
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roar
The roar of the waterfall drowns the sound of slipping rocks.
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reptile
In the seas, monstrous reptile patrol the depths.
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toad
Beelzebufo, the devil toad.
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10)
foe
Ancient foe battle each other and freezing blizzards.
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11)
instinct
But some youngsters develop hunting instinct early.
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12)
ancestor
And animals whose ancestor lived in the sea begin to appear.
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13)
scar
His great size and his battle scar are evidence that he is a survivor.
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14)
waterfall
The roar of the waterfall drowns the sound of slipping rocks.
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maze
And the land turns into a maze of narrow channels
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16)
swamp
This is now a swamp forest.
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17)
fertilizer
What was food for one becomes fertilizer for many others.
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18)
depths
In the seas, monstrous reptiles patrol the depths.
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19)
descent
to control their descent.
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20)
feather
Their bodies are kept warm by feather, but they can't fly.
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crab
The smallest crab can be swallowed whole.
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22)
rival
But nonetheless, she might also be a rival.
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23)
sediment
The finer sediment may be transported for hundreds of miles,
Verbs
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1)
infest
Bloodsucking flies, which infest his coat.
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2)
scour
it scour out billions of tons of sand and gravel and even shifts great boulders.
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3)
injure
But in doing so, he's been injure.
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4)
carve
have been carve by water.
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drown
The roar of the waterfall drown the sound of slipping rocks.
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broaden
but as the river broaden, it slows.
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scar
Decades of battling armored prey has scar his body.
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8)
evolve
Though many of those have evolve heavy defensive weapons.
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wade
And through the water wade one of the most bizarre of all dinosaurs.
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10)
patrol
In the seas, monstrous reptiles patrol the depths.
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11)
attract
And it attract one of the largest flying animals that has ever lived
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12)
survive
Out of the dozen eggs that she laid, only three have survive.
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13)
struggle
as they struggle to survive.
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slip
In the chaos, her victim slip from the ledge.
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15)
flood
The surrounding plains are flood.
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venture
And anyway, few land-living hunters venture here.
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alarm
She has one, but now the whole colony is alarm.
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shift
it scours out billions of tons of sand and gravel and even shift great boulders.
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19)
deliver
by rivers is finally deliver into the sea.
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20)
lose
before its traces are finally lost in the oceans of the prehistoric planet.
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exist
Surely, one of the most remarkable animals that has ever exist,
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shape
And the rivers that flow here are still shaping these great canyons.
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eat
having eat very little during the long dry season.
Adverbs
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voraciously
This male feeds voraciously,
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radically
Habitats that depend on fresh water can change rapidly and radically.
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exceptionally
They are, however, exceptionally agile.
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nonetheless
But nonetheless, she might also be a rival.
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surprisingly
But they're also, perhaps surprisingly, very competent on the ground.
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unfortunately
Unfortunately, what they lack in size, they make up for in speed.
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eventually
Eventually, she'll lay up to 15 eggs.
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effectively
she can walk very effectively on all fours.
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certainly
and certainly one of the most famous, is a dinosaur.
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frequently
And in the coming weeks, they mate frequently.
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11)
soft
that will prevent her soft-shelled eggs from drying out.
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12)
perhaps
And that perhaps, in her eyes, makes him an attractive partner.
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13)
finally
by rivers is finally delivered into the sea.
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14)
quite
And not quite ready to take on large crabs.
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almost
A few pterosaurs are almost within striking distance.
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across
Her wings are over 30 feet across.
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enough
But there's nothing substantial enough here to satisfy her own hunger.
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far
It's best for the young not to stray too far.
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together
So, they stay together.
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ago
Planet Earth, 66 million years ago.
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ever
Surely, one of the most remarkable animals that has ever existed,
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always
There are always some spots that are just out of reach.
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again
He won't need to feed again for a month.
Adjectives
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unhatched
And trust that the isolation of her nest will keep her unhatched young safe
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brackish
But some come to estuaries to explore the brackish waters.
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ferocious
And they, in turn, are prey for the most ferocious of hunters.
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monstrous
In the seas, monstrous reptiles patrol the depths.
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elongated
Each wing is supported by the single greatly elongated bone
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armored
Decades of battling armored prey has scarred his body.
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damp
She chooses to do so on damp, swampy soil
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awkward
Just what you need to deal with awkward, multi-legged prey.
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gigantic
Here live some of the most gigantic plant-eaters that have ever existed.
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lush
Much of North America is covered by thick, lush forest.
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fragile
The success of her breeding season now rests on these three fragile eggs.
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curved
And his huge, curved claws, eight inches long,
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inevitable
does have one inevitable consequence.
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defensive
Though many of those have evolved heavy defensive weapons.
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striking
A few pterosaurs are almost within striking distance.
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remarkable
Surely, one of the most remarkable animals that has ever existed,
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lightweight
Lightweight bodies and feathered arms help them
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crucial
If the Velociraptors are to get a meal, the element of surprise will be crucial.
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violent
There are violent storms and torrential rains.
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seasonal
heavy seasonal rains fill the rivers until, eventually,
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attractive
And that perhaps, in her eyes, makes him an attractive partner.
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facial
The facial area of a tyrannosaur is very sensitive to touch,
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thick
Much of North America is covered by thick, lush forest.
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