The first book stated fairly early that most dinosaurs dinos and creatures speak their own language because they lack the physical structures to speak human languages. In other words, imagine humans talking with cats talking with whales talking with aardvarks talking with fruitbats talking with desmostylans talking with tapirs talking with Then the prospective Skybax riders are told that, because Pterosaurs pterosaurs are not dinosaurs, their mounts will not be able to understand the dinosaur dino language.Įven though humans and other non-dinosaur non-dino species can understand dinosaur dino language. A side-plot of the book ''Windchaser'' is the that the eponymous skybax is the first of his kind to learn human languages, and becoming a translator for the skybax. The skybaxes have different vocal structures again, and so have their own language. Protoceratops and the smaller pterosaurs are the few exceptions, having more parrot-like vocal cords that allow them to pronounce human languages: it's why the dimorphodons are used to relay messages and why Bix is an ambassador, as she can speak several languages. The first book stated fairly early that most dinosaurs speak their own language because they lack the physical structures to speak human languages. In ''Journey to Chandra'', Arthur's able to understand small pterosaurs chattering, and it's written out like English. Even though humans and other non-dinosaur species can understand dinosaur language. Then the prospective Skybax riders are told that, because Pterosaurs are not dinosaurs, their mounts will not be able to understand the dinosaur language.īecause whether you can understand a certain language depends on your biological classification. In the mini-series, they are naive, stubborn, rather naive and ignorant. In the mini-series, they are naive, stubborn, and ignorant. In the miniseries, any prehistoric animals that aren't dinosaurs or pterosaurs from the Mesozoic are nowhere to be seen.
With the only possible exception of the giant fish which many fans believe is a ''Dunkleosteus''. In the miniseries, any prehistoric animals that aren't dinosaurs or pterosaurs are nowhere to be seen. The only character from the books to fisically physically show up in the series, Oriana, only appears at the DistantPrologue of the first chapter, writing a letter to her niece Marion. Is there an issue? The only character from the books to fisically show up in the series, Oriana, only appears at the DistantPrologue of the first chapter, writing a letter to her niece Marion.
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