The Pteranodon family meets a huge, intimidating crocodile named Deanna Deinosuchus.

Tiny and the Crocodile

Mrs. Pteranodon meets Millie Maiasaura./Mr. & Mrs. Pteranodon celebrate their anniversary.

The Good Mom/Diamond Anniversary

Can Buddy and Tiny show twins Devlin and Dylan Dilophosaurus the value of teamwork?

Double-Crested Trouble

Tiny wakes up feeling a little sad. / The kids are feeling “over-burdened” by chores.

Love Day/A New Leaf

Grandma and Grandpa come to the Pteranodon nest for a visit!

Meet the Grandparents

The Pteranodon family explores a new train, the Solar Train. / The kids meet a new bird.

Solar Train/Birdwatching

The Pteranodons meet Maisie and Marvin Mosasaurus. / The kids have their first babysitter.

Dinosaur Train Submarine: Maisie Mosasaurus/Date Night

The Pteranodon crew works together to decorate and prepare for the holiday feast.

Trains, Submarines and Zeppelins Parts 1 & 2

Buddy and Tiny learn that all creatures poop, even really big dinosaurs.

Dinosaur Poop!

It's birdwatching and drawing day for Laura Gigantosaurus, but where are all the birds?

Birdwatching

It's the "Classic in the Jurassic" race! / The family visits King Cryolophosaurus.

Classic in the Jurassic: Air Obstacle Race/King and Crystal

Fellow dinosaurs compete in wrestling matches. / Buddy and Tiny visit the Permian era.

Classic in the Jurassic: Ultimate Face-Off/Back in Time

The Pteranodon family meet Shoshana Shonisaurus./ Buddy and Tiny meet Sonny Sauroposeidon.

Dinosaur Train Submarine/All Kinds of Families

It's Dads' Day at the Big Pond! When it starts to rain, the group takes shelter in a cave.

Dads' Day Out

The Pteranodon family watches small eggs hatch./The new Rocket Train breaks down.

Dinosaur Train Submarine: A Sea Turtle Tale/Rocket Train

Teams compete in the Classic in the Jurassic competition. / The kids meet a generous chef.

Classic in the Jurassic: Race/Hungry, Hungry Carnivores

Buddy wonders if he’ll grow horns when he gets older./The kids learn a new fishing method.

Valley of the Stygimolochs/Tiny Loves FIsh

The Pteranodon family heads to the North Pole. / The dinos celebrate Winter Solstice.

Dinosaurs in the Snow/Cretaceous Conifers

The Pteranodon family explore the Solar Train and learn that it's powered by the sun!

Solar Train

Teams compete in an air, water and land contest. / The kids learn about the desert.

Classic in the Jurassic:Air, Water & Land/Desert Day & Night

Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, Don and Mr. Pteranodon meet Allie Alamosaurus.

Remember the Alamosaurus

Dinosaur Train

Full Episodes

The kids take a journey on the Drill Engine Train to the center of Earth.

What's at the Center of the Earth

Submarine Adventure

Buddy and Tiny collect all the dinosaurs in the A to Z song in this DINOSAUR TRAIN special

Dinosaurs: A to Z

Movies

Triassic Dinosaurs

Jurassic Dinosaurs

Cretaceous Dinosaurs

More Fish

Thurston singing a song about the robot dinosaurs on the island.

Robot Dinosaurs!

The Pterandon family and friends are on their way to  Adventure Island.

Adventure Island Song

The family sings about following directions and making sure to stick together.

Stick Together

The Beelzebufo was the biggest frog alive during the dinosaur era.

The King of the Frogs

Buddy, Tiny, Mikey, Don, and Yi Qi sing a song about Tiny Power.

Tiny Power Song

Garden Song

Sing along with the Cockroaches at the “Don’t Overfish the Big Pond”  Concert!

The Cockroaches Song!

Sing along with the Grateful Dreadnoughtus at the “Don’t Overfish the Big Pond”  Concert!

The Grateful Dreadnoughtus Song!

The Pteranodon kids sing a song to help Mr. Conductor get to sleep.

Conductor Sleepover Song

A rocking song about the Dinosaur Train Zeppelin.

All Aboard the Zeppelin

Mr. Conductor leads the dinosaurs in a song celebrating the Classic in the Jurassic.

Classic in the Jurassic Song and Dance

All the dinosaurs gather together at Troodon Town to sing the Dinosaurs A to Z song!

All the Dinosaurs Sing Dinosaurs A to Z!

Buddy and Tiny sing the Dinosaurs A to Z song on the Dinosaur Train!

Buddy and Tiny Sing Dinosaurs A to Z!

My Name Is Tiny!

Tank's Goodnight Song

Buddy, Tiny, Shiny & Don sing about what is and isn't a dinosaur.

"That's Not a Dinosaur" Song

Dinosaur Train Theme Song

The Biggest Dinosaurs Song

Get Into Nature Song

Tiny sings about how every dinosaur poops!

Every Dinosaur Poops

All Aboard the Dinosaur Train!

Songs

Ice Age

Camptosaurus is a dinosaur that walks on their tip toes!

Even Dinosaurs Tip Toe!

Third grade students learn about Yi Qi, a small yet powerful type of dinosaur.

Being Tiny is Powerful!

See how flying dinosaurs are able to use their wingspan and length to fly.

All About Flying Dinosaurs

Dr. Scott explains how the first flowers appeared and how they help support ecosystems.

How Flowers Began

Fossils with Dr. Scott

Dr. Scott explains how fossils are cleaned to be researched.

How Fossils are Cleaned

Dinosaur footprint fossils can tell us a lot about the animals who left the tracks.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Dinosaur Footprint Fossils

Join Dr. Scott to see how fossils are prepared after they leave the field.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Preparing Fossils

Join Dr. Scott and learn how some animals made their way from Africa to Madagascar!

Dinosaur Discoveries: Madagascar

Join Dr. Scott and learn all about how dinosaurs got older and grew up!

Dinosaur Discoveries: Life Patterns and Growing Up

Ecosystems need predators and prey. Learn about Allosaurus and Stegasaurus with Dr. Scott!

Dinosaur Discoveries: Predator and Prey

Did you know flowers weren't always on the earth?

Dinosaur Discoveries: Plants and Flowers

Why do some dinosaurs have horns? Join Dr. Scott to find out!

Dinosaur Discoveries: Horned Dinosaurs

Big marine reptiles filled the oceans during the dinosaur era. Learn more with Dr. Scott!

Dinosaur Discoveries: Marine Creatures

Dr. Scott shows us waterfalls from all around the world.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Waterfalls

Dr. Scott tells us about the migration habits of various creatures.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Migration

Dr. Scott talks about planting and enjoying gardens.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Planting a Garden

Dr. Scott explains that the decomposition of trees is good for nature.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Decomposition

Dr. Scott discusses different carnivores and how they catch their food.

Dinosaur Discoveries: How Carnivores Catch Their Food

Dinosaur Discoveries: Classification

Dr. Scott talks about dinosaur diversity.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Diversity

Dr. Scott explains that dinosaurs laid their eggs in circular nests like birds.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Dinosaur Eggs

Dr. Scott explains what fossils are, and how paleontologists study them.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Fossils

An ecosystem is a group of plants, animals and other organisms that form a circle of life.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Ecosystems

Dr. Scott explains the differences between prehistoric sharks and sharks today.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Sharks

Dr. Scott explains that parts of the United States used to be covered by water.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Oceans

Buddy and Don follow the footprints of different creatures.

Footprints and Trackways

Dinosaur Discoveries: Natural Rafts

Dr. Scott talks about how animals find food.

Dinosaur Discoveries: Looking for Food

Meet Paleontologist Dr. Scott

Mr. Conductor decides to go to the future to find his Father.

The Search for Trevor Troodon

Mr. Conductor finds his dad and brings him home.

Finding Trevor Troodon

Maurice explains some difference between the Cenozoic era and the Mesozoic era.

Meet Maurice

The Pteranodon family celebrate Father's Day at a picnic with Mr. Conductor.

Father's Day Picnic

Craig Bartlett, the creator of Dinosaur Train, teaches you how to draw Buddy.

How to Draw Buddy

Dennis has trouble feeling comfortable with his friends.

Dennis Feels At Home!

Benny the Beelzebufo surprises himself by being open to new experiences.

Benny Tries New Things

Buddy begins to feel homesick after joining his T-Rex friends on a migration vacation.

Buddy Learns About Homesickness

Buddy explains what makes being a T-Rex fun, exciting and special.

What Makes a T-Rex Special

Students can get immersed into the world of fossils by volunteering to help clean and sort

Kids Can Be Paleontologists Too!

Mr. Nick takes a break from flying and joins Buddy, Tiny, Shiny and Don.

It's Okay To Try New Things!

When Mr. Nick flies into town, he teaches the dinosaurs all about aerodynamics.

Having Fun With Aerodynamics

The Conductor teaches the other dinosaurs about fossils and how they are developed.

Digging Deep Into Fossils!

Mr. Thurston is caught for cheating on the race.

Uh oh! Mr. Thurston Is Caught

Buddy and his siblings meet Leo, who teaches them all about his species.

Every Creature is Special!

Buddy gives Jackson a special gift to help him fly across the sky.

It's Better To Give Than Receive

As Shiny looks to understand why Tiny is sad, her Dad teaches her an important lesson.

Mr. Pteranodon Teaches Shiny About Flowers

When Shiny gives Tiny a bouquet of flowers, Tiny is inspired to continue the kindness!

Kindness Becomes A Chain Reaction

Buddy, Shiny, Tiny and Don learn about deciduous and coniferous trees.

What Makes Leaves Different?

Don gets punished for continuing to dig holes after his parents told him to stop.

Don's Consequences

Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, and Don meet a new mammal friend

Adele Alphadon

Buddy, Tiny, and Shiny learn about Oryctodromeus.

Learn About Oryctodromeus

Don follows the rules and gets rewarded with his special Hole-iday!

Hole-iday!

The Conductor, Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, and Don meet a dracoraptor.

Meet Drew Dracoraptor

Dr. Scott explains the relationship between birds and dinosaurs.

Real Life Dinosaur with Dr. Scott

Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, and Don decide that they do not like having separate clubhouses.

Separate Clubhouses are No Fun

Tank and the gang take the Train to find dinosaurs with different numbers of horns.

Learn about Certopsians

Clips

Dinosaur Train incorporates children's enthusiasm for dinosaurs and trains while educating children in scientific thinking, natural history, and paleontology.