Ep 3. Tango Dino-Sits / Fast Friends

Tango Dino-Sits / Fast Friends

In this episode of Dino Ranch, the three young cowboy siblings - Jon, Min and Miguel - are excited to welcome a new friend to the ranch: Tango, a baby Albertosaurus with a vibrant personality. Tango's parents have to go away for a bit, and so the cowboys jump at the opportunity to offer to take care of him. Jon takes the lead on this, and tries to figure out what Tango likes to eat, what makes him happy, and what makes him upset.

Meanwhile, Min and Miguel notice another group of baby dinos that seem to be having some trouble. These dinos are called the Fast Biters, and they are known for being fast and agile. However, they also seem to be afraid of something, and the cowboys are curious to find out what it is. They soon find out that the Fast Biters are being chased by a big, scary dino that they have never seen before: a Giganotosaurus.

Back at the ranch, Jon is still struggling to take care of Tango, who seems to be a handful. Tango is always running around and getting into trouble, and Jon is having a tough time keeping up with him. He also worries that Tango is not getting enough to eat, and he starts to feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of taking care of a baby dino. However, with some help from Min and Miguel, Jon begins to learn more about Tango's behavior, and he develops a strong bond with the playful and mischievous baby dino.

Meanwhile, the Fast Biters are in danger, and the cowboys decide to do something about it. They come up with a plan to distract the Giganotosaurus, and they use their knowledge of the land to their advantage. With Jon's leadership and Min and Miguel's resourcefulness, the cowboys are able to save the Fast Biters and drive the Giganotosaurus away.

At the end of the day, Jon learns that taking care of Tango was not as scary or difficult as he thought it would be. He realizes that he has a talent for working with baby dinos, and he feels proud of himself for taking on such a big responsibility. The episode ends with a heartwarming scene of Jon playing with Tango and the other baby dinos in the beautiful Cretaceous landscape.