Dinosaur Egg Rescue with T-Rex | Dinosaur Videos for Kids | Baba Blast!

It's me Bob Bob Blast and The Blaster. We just found this T-Rex egg. It must have gone away from its mom's nest. Will you help us bring it back to the nest? Awesome! And remember, along the way we're going to be meeting a lot of different dinosaurs. Let's get started. Whoa, we made it into the jungle. Maybe the mama T-Rex is nearby. Let's take a look. Hey, these trees, they have fruit on them. I don't think the T-Rex ate fruit. No, you're right Blaster. The Tyrannosaurus Rex ate meat. It was a meat eater, a carnivore. So it's probably not around here. Oh look, we found another little animal. A little turtle. Hey turtle. But not the T-Rex. You hear that? Whoa Blaster, take a look. There is a pterodactyl flying high. Let's go learn about these amazing flying prehistoric animals. Cool pterodactyl Blaster. Pterodactyls came in different sizes. They can be as small as a really tiny sparrow or as large as a telephone pole. That's about 36 feet. Hey, true or false? The pterodactyl was covered in brightly colored feathers. You got it Blaster. That would be false. Pterodactyls are actually believed to have reptilian-like skin with no feathers at all. Whoa Blaster, pterodactyls are super cool. I think we earned our very first dino card. Take it away Blaster. Nice, a pterodactyl dino card. Add it to the list Blaster. All right, one down. Let's see how many more we can get on this dino adventure. But we still got to get that egg to the mama T-Rex. Let's keep looking. Let's go up here Blaster. Hi there pterodactyl. Whoa, oh I can really feel the rain and the mist coming down here. I bet the dinosaurs would love to have all of this mist on them. So maybe they're nearby. Hey, what if we check right under here? Blaster, I can't get in there. Whoa, maybe you can? Please? Okay, take a look. Are you okay Blaster? Any tyrannosaurus rex in there? Well, let's keep looking. Come on. Looking for a dino. We'll look high and low. Hopefully we'll find it really soon. Look at that. I think that's a diplodocus hanging out in the mist. Wow, we can't get close to that one. But Blaster, will you take us to see some other amazing dinosaurs with long necks? Cool. Here we go. Introducing one of the coolest and the undisputed longest dinosaur of all time. Give it up for the diplodocus. Now part of their extreme length was their powerful tail, often used to fend off predators. Hey Blaster, care to play jump rope with a diplodocus tail? Yeah, I didn't think so. Those necks and tails are powerful Blaster. I think we earned our next dino card. Nice, the diplodocus. Blaster, let's add it to our list. Thanks Blaster. It's getting hotter and hotter and we're no closer than we were before on finding the mama t-rex. Blaster, I think we need to kick it into overdrive. Let's keep going. I don't know Blaster, we've been looking for a long time and the sun is getting so hot. What do we tell ourselves when things get tough? I know, I can do this, I can do this. But Blaster, I don't know if I can do this. Well, that's true. Even when things get hard, it doesn't mean we have to do it by ourselves. We can always ask for help. And Blaster, I know somebody who can help us. All right, let me call him. Hey Travis. Whoa, hey Travis. What's up Blaster and Blah Blah Blast. It's nice to see you. It's great to see you. Gosh, it's probably been, I don't know, how long? Months. Oh my gosh, it's been forever. How have you been? Oh, well we have been really good overall, but we could use your help on something. What's going on Blaster? Well, Blaster and I and our friend have been trying to return a baby dinosaur egg to the mother. But everywhere we look, we find lots of dinosaurs. Like we saw a cool Diplodocus. Whoa. Yeah, and we, yeah, right Blaster, we saw a Pterodactyl flying. No way. Yes, but we're looking for the Mama T-Rex. By chance, do you know where she might be? Oh my gosh, let me think about it. Okay. By the ocean? Yes. She's by the ocean. All right, but the ocean's so big. Where specifically is she? Oh, I think by the Temple of the Fire. The Temple of Fire, ooh. So we're looking for some fire near the ocean. Is that right, Travis? That's right, Bubble Blast. That is very helpful. Thank you. This will work out great. Glad to hear it. Awesome. Gotta go. Where are you going? To dinner. To dinner? All right, well enjoy dinner, Travis. Bye. Oh Blaster, Travis was so helpful. And hey, behind us, there's a watering hole right up the ridge. Let's go up there, regroup, follow the water to the ocean, and maybe then we'll finally get that dino egg back to Mama T-Rex. Let's go. Oh, this is beautiful, Blaster. Here, let me cool you off. There you go. Does that feel better? Sweet. Whoa, Blaster, I think something's in there. Let me try to get it. Blaster, look what I got. It's a plesiosaurus. These are awesome. Why don't we go learn about these animals? Whoa, Blaster, these are great swimmers. I guess while the diplodocus was stomping up on land, the plesiosaurus cruised around our world's prehistoric oceans using their fins. Hey, Blaster, don't they kind of remind you of sea lions? Yeah, like that. Sea lions and the plesiosaurus swam in similar ways. Whoa, Blaster, these aquatic dinosaurs are totally tubular. Here you go, plesiosaurus. Back in the water with you. Blaster, will you add another dino card to our stash? Nice. All right. Now, I think we just follow this river straight to the ocean. Come on. Whoa, this is a big one, Blaster. Okay. Blaster, we made it to the ocean. Just like Travis said, but I don't see any fire anywhere. Oh, man. Hey, look, the fire and the mama T-Rex. Hey, Blaster and I have something that we think belongs to you. Have you been missing one of your baby eggs? Of course. Oh, look, she's so happy. And hey, Blaster, I think we earned another dino card. Let's see the T-Rex. Nice. Thanks for your help today. Blaster and I will see you next week. Bye. 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