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T-Rex and Roar

Children & Family

14

Mar 26, 2014

Andy travels back 65 million years to the time of the Tyrannosaurus Rex to record the sound of its roar, but it means getting up close to the predator.

Full Episodes

Season 1, 20 episodes

Season 1

T-Rex And Pumice,

Andy Day accidentally breaks a piece of pumice stone at the museum, so he tries to get some more by travelling back in time to the age of the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

14m Feb 16, 2014

Diplodocus and Fern,

Andy Day goes back in time to collect a fern for the museum, and meets a large Diplodocus dinosaur.

14m Feb 16, 2014

Leaellynasaura and Egg,

Andy Day travels back 106 million years to the time of the Leaellynasaura - a dinosaur that lived in Australia. Along the way he battles with a deadly polar allosaurus.

14m Feb 18, 2014

Eusrepto And Ammonite,

Andy travels back in time to the era of the ammonites, which inhabited Earth 149 million years ago. They were a type of mollusc that lived in shoals in the sea. Andy is challenged to find a shell to replace the one he broke at the museum.

14m Feb 19, 2014

Iberomesornis and Feather,

Andy Day looks at the Iberomesornis - a bird that lived in the forests of Spain approximately 127 million years ago.

14m Feb 20, 2014

Triceratops and Horn,

Andy Day travels back in time to the era of the Triceratops, a plant-eating dinosaur which roamed the plains of North America.

14m Feb 23, 2014

Cynodont and Lichen,

Andy Day travels back 220 million years and searches for a furry dog-like creature called a cynodont. He also looks for lichen, which the animal uses for bedding.

14m Feb 24, 2014

Iguanodon Footprint,

Andy Day travels back in time 127 million years to the time of the Iguanodon - a plant-eating dinosaur that moved in herds - to make a plaster copy of one of its footprints.

14m Feb 25, 2014

Coelophysis and Fish,

Andy Day travels back 220 million years to the time of the coelophysis - one of the earliest dinosaurs that hunted in packs and was an expert at fishing.

14m Feb 26, 2014

Orinthocheirus and Sand Dollar,

Andy Day looks at the one of the largest flying pterosaurs, the Ornithocheirus, to help find the skeleton of the Sand Dollar, a sea creature which spent its life on the ocean floor.

13m Feb 27, 2014

Allosaurus and Dragonfly,

Andy Day attempts to catch the breed of dragonfly that a baby Allosaurus hunts and eats, and watches as more hatch from their eggs and take their first steps - before facing a race against time to make it back to the museum.

14m Mar 2, 2014

Placerias and Clay,

Andy Day goes back in time to search for a hippo-like reptile called a placerias, to make a clay model of its head to replace one which has broken at the museum.

14m Mar 3, 2014

Muttaburrasaurus and Berries,

Andy Day travels back 106 millions years to the time of the muttaburasaurus - a 29ft-long dinosaur that lived in Australia and enjoyed eating plants and trees.

14m Mar 4, 2014

Brachiosaurus and Monkey Puzzle,

Andy Day travels 150 million years into the past to the time of the plant-eating brachiosaurus, and also tries to find a branch of a monkey puzzle tree.

14m Mar 5, 2014

T-Rex And Imprint,

Andy Day journeys back 65 million years to the time of the Tyrannosaurus Rex and its existence in North America.

14m Mar 6, 2014

Stegosaurus and Painting,

Andy Day searches in North America for a Stegosaurus - a plant eater that was as long as a double decker bus.

14m Mar 23, 2014

Diplodocus and Dung Beetle,

Andy Day goes back in time to search for a dung beetle for the museum, but is distracted by a baby diplodocus taking its first steps.

14m Mar 24, 2014

Postosuchus and Teeth,

Andy Day travels back 220 million years to the era of the postosuchus - a giant creature that roamed North America in the time of the earliest dinosaurs.

14m Mar 25, 2014

T-Rex and Roar,

Andy travels back 65 million years to the time of the Tyrannosaurus Rex to record the sound of its roar, but it means getting up close to the predator.

14m Mar 26, 2014

Allosaurus and Salt,

Andy Day travels back in time after promising to get some more salt for Hatty so she can finish her display of a fossilised footprint of an allosaurus, a massive meat-eating dinosaur that roamed the salt flats of North America 145 million years ago.

14m Mar 27, 2014