Other mistake: When Buck tells about his fight with Rudy, he swings while saying "Back, forth" in front of the others. They are looking the wrong way. He is also swinging on nothing at all.
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Carlos Saldanha, Mike Thurmeier
Starring: John Leguizamo, Denis Leary, Ray Romano, Eunice Cho
The mother T-rex helps the group and knocks Rudy over a cliff. Manny (voice of Ray Romano), Ellie (voiced by Queen Latifah), their baby Peaches, Sid (voice of John Leguizamo), Diego (voice of Denis Leary), Crash (voice of Seann William Scott) and Eddie (voice of Josh Peck) head back to the surface. They invite Buck (voiced by Simon Pegg) to join them and he tags along. On their way back, Rudy's roar is heard and Buck changes his mind; he cuts off access to the jungle and heads back. Manny and Ellie welcome their daughter Peaches to their world. Diego decides to remain with the group. Buck is happy to be in the jungle and still fighting with Rudy. Scrat and Scratte start decorating their new house and Scrat runs off to get an acorn. Scratte notices and the two fight for the acorn. She jams the acorn into the ground and it triggers an explosion which throws Scrat back to the surface world. Scratte remains in the jungle, Scrat loses the acorn and screams in frustration.
Alex
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Sid: I say "they're vegetarians, " you say "grrr." I say "can we talk about this?" you say "grrr." I don't call that good communication.
Momma: Grrrrrrr.
Question: Why was Ankylosaurus depicted as an omnivore in this movie? In real life it was a herbivore.
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Answer: 1. We don't know it was trying to eat the group. It may have just been trying to scare them away from its territory. 2. This isn't a true ankylosaur. It's something with 65 million additional years of evolution. There is no reason for it to be exactly the same as the Cretacean version.
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