They find some fruit to eat - as meat-eating is not allowed on Dinotopia - and settle in for the evening. As it begins storming, Marion realizes that they cannot return to the brachs and will have to take shelter for the night in the building.

Reaching a deserted outpost, Marion discovers a dead 'sun stone,' a source of power that keeps the area safe when it is running. Knowing that the species typically doesn't hunt in groups, Marion wanders off to check whether everything is alright. En route, the brach gets scared and they are forced to stop while traveling throught the carnivore-filled 'rainy basin.' Marion notes that a herd of tyrannosauruses seems to be near. Then, the three see a brachiosaurus - dubbed in Dinotopia as a 'brach' - having armor applied to his neck and back so that it can act as a bus for their journey. She tells them to 'register' once they get to the city. They learn she, too, is heading to Waterfall City. At dawn, the boys run into Marion, finally getting a chance to speak with her. David thinks they should try and 'understand' their new environs. Karl thinks they need to simply get to Waterfall City and try to find a way back to the world they know. That night, while waiting for their ride, Karl and David question how it's possible for this odd land to actually exist. Then, the two brothers try to get a ride to Waterfall City. Then, the boys encounter their first living dinosaur, an ankylosaurus, and watch as the beautiful Dinotopian Marion Waldo brings it under control by curing its toothache. Cyrus leads them through the dense island foliage to a small village, with the boys increasingly surprised by the undiscovered and ancient civilization. He tells them that they are new arrivals to Dinotopia. Then, there is an explosion and the two boys encounter the oddball archeologist and jack-of-all-trades Cyrus Crabb. Walking through the seemingly deserted terrain, Karl and David encounter a strange rock sculpture in the shape of a dragon's head. Swimming to a nearby shore, the two brothers find themselves on a bizarre island, still distraught about having left their dad behind. Karl and David survive but they are unable to rescue their father from drowning. Later, the plane hits some inclement weather and the plane plummets into the ocean.

During the flight, Frank takes a nap and gives Karl control of the plane. The narrative begins with Frank Scott taking his two teenage sons, Karl and David, island-hopping in his small plane. The program opens with Disney CEO Michael Eisner introducing the story. One of this series of Disney movies presented under the umbrella title 'The Wonderful World of Disney.' Part one in this three-part miniseries, based on the children's books series by James Gurney, about a utopian world where humans and dinosaurs co-exist peacefully. WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY, THE: DINOTOPIA (TV) Summary

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