How Dinosaurs Learned to Fly

How Dinosaurs Learned to Fly


                                How Dinosaurs Learned to Fly
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The dinosaurs were headed for trouble. They ate nothing but junk food. They never brushed their teeth. They stayed up all night. And though they loved jumping off cliffs, they didn't like the landings much. The early mammals tried to warn them. "Keep that up and you'll all be extinct!" they said. But the dinosaurs just laughed... and over time, they evolved into birds.

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How Dinosaurs Learned to Fly, Munro Ferguson, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • director
    Munro Ferguson
  • animation
    Munro Ferguson
  • colourist
    Anne Ashton
  • trace
    Torill Kove
  • animation camera
    Pierre Landry
    Jacques Avoine
    Raymond Dumas
    Lynda Pelley
  • music
    Normand Roger
  • sound
    Normand Roger
  • narrator
    Jackie Burroughs
  • voice
    Liz MacRae
    Mark Trafford
  • voice recording
    Michel Chalut
  • re-recording
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
  • studio administrator
    Carrol Smith
  • producer
    Isobel Marks
    David Verrall
  • executive producer
    Barrie McLean

  • Gabriel Nicolas Visciglia

    Dinosaur Can't Not Be Birds How to be A Flying isn't it

    Gabriel Nicolas Visciglia, 18 Apr 2019
  • lisau

    I am so glad to have found this - We watched this over and over when my kids were young, I wanted to find it for the grandchildren. Classic. Dip - I love that name.

    lisau, 26 Nov 2014
  • Corax

    Remember watching this all the time when I was a kid. The image of the growing feathers has stuck vividly with me all these years.

    Corax, 5 Jul 2010

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