After "Steven universe future" Steven was mutated by unknown origins and was made to become a monster whenever he's angry. Now, with no memory of his past, he will have to find his own way. But in the meantime he will meet great new animal pals and...
The first stop of the tour was a dense jungle, certainly breathtaking by the gang and the dinosaurs were just a as amazed by the plant life that replicated their home back in the Mesozoic era
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John: (on radio) the voice you are hearing is Richard Miley, spared no expense
Richard: notice first of all the remarkable plant life that surrounds you. Those trees to your left and right are called cycads. The prehistoric predecessor of palm trees, cycads were a favorite food of the dinosaurs
Woog: yeah, I couldn't go a week without eating one of those back in my primitive days
Richard: you can also see bennettitaleans and ginkgoes. The world of the dinosaur included more modern plants, such as pine and fir trees, and swamp cypresses. You will see these as well
The cruisers then went through a big fence that was covered by foliage, Steven could tel it was to make it look like a real jungle
Richard: We imagine the world of the dinosaurs, as a world of huge vegetarians, eating their way through the giant swampy forests of the Jurassic and Cretaceous world, a hundred million years ago. But most dinosaurs were not as large as people think. The smallest dinosaurs were no bigger than a house cat, and the average dinosaur was about as big as a pony. We are first going to visit one of these average-size animals, called hypsilophodonts. If you look to your left, you may catch a glimpse of them now
The cruiser then stopped and everyone then looked to the left to see an opening in the forest that revealed a field of yellow grass, no dinosaurs in sight
Richard: Hypsilophodontids are the gazelles of the dinosaur world: small, quick animals that once roamed everywhere in the world, from England to Central Asia to North America. We think these dinosaurs were so successful because they had better jaws and teeth for chewing plants than their contemporaries did. In fact, the name 'hypsilophodontid' means 'high-ridge tooth,' which refers to the characteristic self-sharpening teeth of these animals. You can see them in the plains directly ahead, and also perhaps in the branches of the trees.
Everyone: in the trees?!
Steven: I see one! Up there!
And sure enough, he pointed to one of the trees to reveal a small green lizard looking cat sized animal just resting on one of the branches before waking up and spotting the group
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