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Dino Trainers - Season 1

Have you ever imagined that dinosaurs and human beings live harmoniously with each other? Every kid here has their own dinosaur, and there's an athletic activity for them to train their dinos and to compete. The winner will receive an award. Ritchie owns a tyrannosaurus and dreams to be a good Dino Trainer. The two brothers in arms take their adventures seriously and get to the award step by step.

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Have you ever imagined that dinosaurs and human beings live harmoniously with each other? Every kid here has their own dinosaur, and there's an athletic activity for them to train their dinos and to compete. The winner will receive an award. Ritchie owns a tyrannosaurus and dreams to be a good Dino Trainer. The two brothers in arms take their adventures seriously and get to the award step by step.

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