So will he.

Eventually they'll have to head back. This is acceptable solely because there are other kinds of dinosaur to see later.

There are so many kinds of dinosaurs.

It sounds like it! "Have any recommendations for which ones should be next?"

"I usually don't plan, just kind of wander. We're not in a hurry, and that's sort of the best part -"

"It's pretty great. Just wandering sounds fine."

"I don't mind if there's something you want to see in particular."

"I'm really glad we saw the duckbills and if I think of anything else I won't be meek about letting you know but off the top of my head I can't really think of anything."

"Okay. There's a pretty set of waterfalls if we go east tomorrow."

"Sounds good to me!"

It's a pretty long ride. The waterfalls make it worth it, though, as do the creatures feeding at them.

Ohhh gorgeous. Wow. That's just--wow. 

"What can you tell me about the animals?"

Ooooh, so so many things. This species heads north sometimes, you can occasionally see them near Tirion, these ones have very short lives, these ones lay stunning pink eggs - and individuals, that one's hurt and that one's shy and that one's nervous...

She listens with rapt fascination. Would it be possible to see any of the stunning pink eggs, or would that upset the parents; should she be doing or refraining from doing anything to put the nervous one at ease; what's wrong with the hurt one?

Hard to diagnose from here; they could try singing it better. They'd probably better stay well away from the eggs but just looking wouldn't be a problem. Nervous one probably shouldn't unlearn his nervousness, people do hunt that species.

She is in favor of singing and of seeing pink eggs!

Cool! They sing a healing song and then go off pink-egg-hunting.

He's probably going to find them first but this doesn't curb her enthusiasm.

He's totally going to find them first.

Awesome where.

He points them out.

They're so pretty! She admires them delightedly from a parent-soothing distance.

They don't really need to go in to sleep, it's perfectly safe out here.