Suzhousaurus vs Pegomastax 🏆 | DINO DOME PODCAST!

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Super-sized slasher Suzhousaurus races the prickly pint-sized Pegomastax through a horrid heathland. They'll thunder through thistles and thorns, while Amanda and Tim wait at the finish line with some tweezers.

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Transcript:

Amanda: Is she… eating the dirt?

Tim: Aha! She's using her beak and fangs to dig. Usually she'd be digging for roots to eat, but I think right now she's trying to dig her way out of Sue's path!

Amanda: Hurry Peggy!

Tim: The dust is flying under those fronds as Peggy digs with all her might!

Amanda: Here comes, Sue!

Tim: Phew!

Amanda: That was so close! Sue stepped right over the top of Peggy!

Tim: You're one lucky, plucky, pint-sized dino, Peggy!

Amanda: Sue's now heading straight for the corridor of thorny gorse.

Tim: C'mon Peggy. Time to dust yourself off and follow Sue!

Sounds: Snapping branches and a painful groan as Suzhousaurus gets stuck in the gorse.

Amanda: Hey, is Sue… stuck?

Tim: Ah, yes. It's those wide hips – they give her quite the waddle. The corridor here is too narrow for her.

Amanda: Are the spikes on the gorse hurting her, Tim?

Tim: Her feathers should be offering her some protection, but it wouldn't exactly be comfortable brushing up against those thorns!

Amanda: Whoa! Peggy has no sympathy for the stuck Sue! She just sprinted straight through her legs!

Tim: This section is a breeze for Peggy!

Amanda: Yeah! The corridor is wide enough for her to whiz straight through without touching the gorse sides!

Tim: Here we go! Sue is using her enormous claws to slash through the gorse!

Amanda: Ooh they're like in-built scythes!

Tim: Sue's a slashing machine!

Amanda: Oh no! Peggy turned around – presumably to see what that slashing sound was behind her.

Tim: And with her eyes facing the wrong way, she ran straight into that gorse!

Amanda: Now she's the one who's stuck!

Tim: And Sue's still slashing her way through the corridor!

Amanda: Uh oh! She's not going to accidentally… swipe Peggy, is she!?

Tim: I certainly hope not! Here she comes.

Amanda: I can't look!

Tim: Holy Harpymimus! Talk about living on the edge.

Amanda: Can I open my eyes, Tim?

Tim: Yep! Sue just swiped the gorse that had Peggy all tangled up, freeing her from its thorny clutches!

Amanda: So she's back in the race!

Tim: And already back in front! Peggy's a pocket rocket… when she's not stuck in gorse, of course!

Amanda: And Peggy's out of the corridor! Now it's just a straight run across the thistles… the finish line is just on the other side!

Tim: I don't think it's that easy, Amanda.

Amanda: Peggy's stepped on a prickle – ouchie!

Tim: Mind your step, Peggy!

Amanda: She's broken into some sort of weird hop.

Tim: I've seen this somewhere before. Oh! I know! It's like the backyard bindi shuffle!

Amanda: Huh?

Tim: You know, in summer when bindis pop up in the lawn, and you've got no shoes on, so you try to hop through the grass to avoid the little blighters.

Amanda: Oh yeah! Do the bindi shuffle, Peggy! Or if that doesn't work, try the bindi ballet, or the bindi belly dance?