TINY: And welcome to a special edition of Dino News:

Truth Testers!

MAZU: We check to see

if the legends about Gigantosaurus are true.

TINY: One of those legends says

that you can capture Giganto's roar inside a coconut.

Is it true? Let's find out!

MAZU: We sent two of our ace reporters,

Rocky and Marsh, out to test this myth.

TINY: Tell us how it went, Rocky.

ROCKY: Well, first Marsh and I approached Giganto

while he slept, hoping to catch his first morning roar.

Look! He's waking up!

I'm ready.

Okay.

What do you say, sleepyhead?

How about giving me a good old well-rested roar?

(Mighty roar)

Aw, pineapples! I just missed it.

Come on, Marsh, we've got to stay with him.

MAZU: That didn't go so well for you, Rocky.

What did you do next?

ROCKY: We followed Giganto to the walnut trees

hoping to coax a roar out of him.

Raaargh!

My turn. Raaarggh!

Your turn, Mr. Giganto!

(Small roar)

ROCKY: But that didn't work either.

Then we tried to capture Giganto's roar

as it echoed through the canyon.

But all we caught was a dragonfly.

TINY: It's starting to look like the legend might not be true.

Maybe you can't capture Giganto's roar.

MAZU: Actually, the truth may be

that the gigantosaurus never roared at all.

TINY: What's that, now?

MAZU: Well, some scientists think

that since dinosaurs are closely related to today's birds,

dinos probably made more closed-mouth sounds,

like birds do.

TINY: So are you saying... Giganto chirped?

MAZU: Ha-ha! No!

But some experts think dinosaurs may have sounded more like this.

ROCKY: Well, if dinosaurs can't roar, how did this happen?

I'll save you! Hey! Knock it off!

I don't think he's listening.

Leave him alone!

Raaaargh!

Did I just do that?

You sure did! You saved me!

- Thank you, thank you! - You're welcome.

MAZU: Well, I guess what we discovered today

is that Rocky can roar almost as loud as Giganto!

ROCKY: Sounds like I'm on my way to becoming my very own legend!

(Laughter)