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Ep.12: Dry Night

Protoceratops are resilient in their journeys across the arid landscapes. Even the darkness of the night can't stop them. Protoceratops are excellent at seeing in the darkness of the night, which not only allows them to understand the presence of their peers, but also recognize the shape of a lurking predator. Panza, during the moments of darkness, feels the need to stick close to the individuals she holds dear, like her sister, which also demonstrates distress at the silence of the landscape. The herd stops at a dry lake bed, where some vegetation grows. Panza, while walking, encounters a dead Gobiates, which succumbed to the hot conditions of the Mongolian climate. In order to avoid this fate, Panza uses all her senses, from her sense of smell, hearing and sight to feel and hear her lumbering herdmates, and stick close to them.

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Ep.12: Dry Night

Protoceratops are resilient in their journeys across the arid landscapes. Even the darkness of the night can't stop them. Protoceratops are excellent at seeing in the darkness of the night, which not only allows them to understand the presence of their peers, but also recognize the shape of a lurking predator. Panza, during the moments of darkness, feels the need to stick close to the individuals she holds dear, like her sister, which also demonstrates distress at the silence of the landscape. The herd stops at a dry lake bed, where some vegetation grows. Panza, while walking, encounters a dead Gobiates, which succumbed to the hot conditions of the Mongolian climate. In order to avoid this fate, Panza uses all her senses, from her sense of smell, hearing and sight to feel and hear her lumbering herdmates, and stick close to them.