MAZU: Today's segment comes to you from the geysers,

where there's been reports of tectonic activity.

TINY: Mazu, maybe you should explain

what "tectonic activity" means.

MAZU: Good idea, Tiny.

So, all the land on Earth sits on tectonic plates,

and they're always moving.

When the plates push into each other or pull apart,

they can cause earthquakes.

ROCKY: Oh, is that what we were there for?

I thought we went for this...

Yahoo!

Wheee!

BILL: That's when the ground started wobbling!

MAZU: An earthquake!

ROCKY: I figured I could lead us all to safety, until...

- Whoa! - Wait!

Thanks, Mazu.

Whoa, the ground!

It got ripped wide open.

BILL: Suddenly our news story

became "Dinos trapped by crevice."

MAZU: Or, how about:

"Dinos find a way to cross the crevice!"

ROCKY: We decided to swi-i-i-ing across!

Sorry, Archie.

MAZU: Or launch across!

- (Squawks) - ROCKY: Sorry, Archie.

TINY: Bill had to go fast.

Giganto was coming!

BILL: But I was scared.

I wanted Tiny to come with me.

TINY: And I wanted to, but I was a little tied up at the moment!

BILL: Oh no! I had to help Tiny!

Agghhh!

I s-s-sure hope you want a b-bath, Giganto!

That's right, big fella,

just a little closer...

Huh, he likes it!

Well, while he's distracted, see you later!

Come on, now's our chance!

MAZU: It looked like they'd make it.

ROCKY: But Giganto came back!

TINY: Uh-ohh...

(Screaming)

BILL: So we made it across... with Giganto's help!

ROCKY: What an adventure!

I bet that will never happen again.

MAZU: Don't be so sure.

Long before the Cretaceous period,

most land on Earth was pushed together.

But during dinosaur times,

the plates beneath the land started pulling apart

to form the seven continents.

TINY: And we know plates moving apart can cause earthquakes.

BILL: And crevices.

But I'm here to report that as long as we're friends,

there's nothing that can separate us!