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*Sylvester and Tweety (from [[Looney Tunes]]) make a cameo appearance as a saber-toothed cat and a sauropod respectively.
 
*Sylvester and Tweety (from [[Looney Tunes]]) make a cameo appearance as a saber-toothed cat and a sauropod respectively.
 
*This segment may be a reference to the fact that dinosaurs are more similar to birds than to lizards. In fact, birds themselves are considered to be living theropod dinosaurs.
 
*This segment may be a reference to the fact that dinosaurs are more similar to birds than to lizards. In fact, birds themselves are considered to be living theropod dinosaurs.
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**It should be noted that the science tutor in the segment had completely mixed up the classification. The accurate saying would be "Birds are members of the dinosaur family".
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*Interestingly, it has recently been discovered that dinosaurs really didn't roar after all and vocalized more like crocodiles.
 
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Revision as of 06:01, 25 January 2019

Summary of Skit

A science class demonstrates that dinosaurs have bird effects.

Transcript

RARRR!

The problem is, class, that dinosaurs are only members of the bird family and do not roar. Let's watch how we can demonstrate, shall we?

(Clips of bird-dinosaurs play.)

Dino: I tawt I saw a puddy tat.

(More clips play.)

-and there you have it. Now, who wants to see slides from--

Trivia

  • Sylvester and Tweety (from Looney Tunes) make a cameo appearance as a saber-toothed cat and a sauropod respectively.
  • This segment may be a reference to the fact that dinosaurs are more similar to birds than to lizards. In fact, birds themselves are considered to be living theropod dinosaurs.
    • It should be noted that the science tutor in the segment had completely mixed up the classification. The accurate saying would be "Birds are members of the dinosaur family".
  • Interestingly, it has recently been discovered that dinosaurs really didn't roar after all and vocalized more like crocodiles.