🥕 The Pea-Rexes Are Up To Something! - Kids Compilation - Vegesaurs 👀

Young Tricaritops are born with a sweet tooth. Oh yeah, that's the good stuff. Hello? This is a P-rex. It's hungry. The playful Tricaritops will do nicely. Ah, hey! No need to bite. Though it has an impressive chomp, its tiny size is no match for Ginger. Go away! But it's not over yet. P-rexes seldom hunt alone. Uh-oh. I was just leaving. Not my toe! Catch me if you can! Here goes nothing. Let's keep in touch. Miss, you're ready! Ginger's safe. For now, at least. Ginger seems to have picked up some stowaways. What are you? I'm away. The volcano is active. The possibility of an eruption is a constant threat. It's gonna blow! Assume safety position! If it can't see, it's not a problem. Hard on the outside, and packed full of delicious volcanic goodness. Careful! It's hot! Wasabi! You'll never crack it open. Those nuts are like the hardest thing in the world! No way! You did it! Was that your tooth? Wobbly baby teeth can be painful. Removing them is sometimes the only option. How are we gonna get it out? When you jump, the vine will pull your tooth out. It'll be fun! One, two... Two more! These vines are from a Strechelotium bungeacordium, otherwise known as a bungee tree. On the count of... So, that's a maybe? Ooh, Split seems to have found some tracks. Wasabi can almost taste his dinner. The peas are alert to any sudden movements. Hey, let's roll! Oopsies! Sun was right in my eyes! B-Rexes can detect the tiniest of vibrations. I can't see... any... thing. It's a chilepeed! Stop! Don't eat that! They're way too hot! But the baby P-Rexes have their tummies set on this fast food. The P-Rexes love spicy food and are enjoying munching on these veggie snacks. My mistake. I thought those things were like super duper... What was that? It's a bok choy dactyl, a baby. It's become separated from its parents. I'm ginger! The peas are cautious. They know they're one of the bok choy dactyl's favourite foods. Oh, I know you're not going to hurt anybody. You're too little! Where are your parents anyways? Don't you know? Get it? You need to fly back to them! Hop on! Ready? Baby bok choy dactyls don't know how to fly. It's something they must learn. Don't you worry. We just need to keep on trying. Everybody ready? Now! Spoof your wings as hard as you can! Catch it! I've been scared too. Why don't you just hang here with me? You're angry at yourself and frustrated. They're big feelings for a little pea. I'm sure it's not that much fun. It's the most amazing fun I've ever seen. Look, they're not even in any danger. It's okay to feel scared, Split. Everybody feels scared sometimes. Well, there's only one thing for it. Ginger is hoping to get Split comfortable with a much smaller broccolisaurus to start with. Catch me if you can! The young broccolisaurus can't resist the opportunity to play. That was fun. I'm Ginger and I've got a friend who'd like to meet you. Wait! Come back! Baby broccolisaurus can be timid and highly overreactive. See? The baby broccolisaurus is as scared of you as you are of her. You're both so sweet. You wouldn't even hurt an apple flyess. You can do it! You're doing great! Yes! Keep going! That's it! Do you want to put your hiding skills to the test? Let's play hide and seek! I'll close my eyes and count, and then you hide! P-Rexes are keen competitors, but terrible listeners. Don't go too far! One honeysuckle, two honeysuckles, three scrunches honeysuckles, four honeysuckles, five honeysuckles, six honeysuckles, seven honeysuckles, eight honeysuckles, ten honeysuckles, or honeysuckles. Ready or not! Here I come! P-Rexes are full of beans and often struggle to keep still. Hmm, I wonder where those peas are. Is minty under here? Nope. Is split in here? No. Is wasabi? Nice one, wasabi. Where's that giggle coming from? Gotcha! Found you! In split one! You can come out now! Hmm, did you see where split went? Split's footprints! Nice work! Split! Split! Maybe hide and seek wasn't such a good idea. Good work, wasabi! This way! Split! Come out, come out, you've won! To function properly, young Tricaritops need ten hours of uninterrupted sleep. That's it! Why should I have to bury my head to get some sleep? Huh? No fair! We have a big grumpy... Well, don't blame me! Blame you! Hey, come back! Look, I didn't mean what I said, okay? Ugh, great. First snoring, now sleepwalking? Seriously? Wake up! You can't wander around all night like this! Up! Thanks to their high energy reserves, baby P-Rexes can sleepwalk for up to six hours. Hey, where do you think you're going? Wasabi! You're going to hit the tree! Split! That's another guy's line! Minty! No! Wasabi! Right, you're staying in there. Hey! Stop sleepwalking in my mouth! That tickles! Stop it! On rare occasions, baby P-Rexes sleeprun too. You know, out of ten, this night is like a one. Tops! Split! Wasabi! Minty! Where are you? Huh? Split! Oh no, it's not ripe yet. But I haven't had a yummy drop in so long. And it's nearly ready, right? I'm pretty sure just one won't hurt. Eating yummy drops before they ripen can cause tummy troubles for Tricaritops. So yummy! Oh no. Even a small amount of unripe yummy drops can make a veggie sore quite unwell. Why didn't you tell me not to eat it? It's not funny. My tummy is really sad. What I really need is peppermint. It fixes sore tummies. Problem is, peppermint only grows in one place. Peppermint thrives in a humid, elevated, sunny position, which, in Veggie Sore Valley, is right on top of the Banana Raptor's lair. I can't believe I'm letting you do this. Remember, stay together and stick to the plan. Banana Raptors are territorial by nature. If the P. rexes are discovered, they'll be captured and no doubt devoured. Oh no. He is experiencing an unusual cold snap. The temperatures are at a freezing point. And right now, feeling the cold as much as anyone, is Ginger. I can't feel my horns. So numb. And my tail has frozen. P. rexes have low fat reserves. Ideal for speed and agility, but not good for keeping warm. It's so cold, Minty's eyelids have frozen open. Oh no. Unless the baby P. rexes get warm soon, they risk being completely frozen. Okay, we just need to keep moving until morning, and then the sun will do its nice warmy thing. Come on, jog on the spot with me. That's it. Legs nice and high. Work those thighs. I've got an idea. A good one. We need to get to that hot place. But it's so far away. Huh? The lake is frozen. Come on, hang in there. This might just work. Okay, here we go. Rock solid. We'll be there in no time. Although the frozen lake provides a shortcut to the volcano, it's not without its dangers. P. rexes' sudden and rapid movement has got their blood flowing again. Yum! This is a fun game. Let's see who can hit the most targets. See if you can knock down more food. And go! The good stuff. It's a herd of strawberry saurus. Okay, how many of those can you bounce between in one go? Let's play with them. This majestic and rock-hard creature is a coconut don. Let's try bouncing off them. An unusual phenomenon in the Veggie-Saur Valley is the skin of the pineapple saurus, which illuminates when struck. Ooh, let's see if we can light them all up at once. I think there's just one thing left to do now. Let's see who can bounce off all of them. It's an all-you-can-bounce.