Okay, here's the next one:

"We slipping!"

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Yep, yep, yep! Your turn.

Hmm... Was it Ducky in the 8th film when Mr Thicknose was telling her off during the first teaching session we see?

Seeing as Rainbow has left, and I think that's the right answer, do you want to carry on, Malte? This game looks quite fun to me.

Sorry to hear about that, Rainbow. My mum was iffy about me being on deviantart when I first joined it, but I'm sure you'll be able to come back in a few years or so.
In the meantime, good luck to you.  

Both are certainly possible, though I do agree with Blais here that it is strange that everyone died except Littlefoot's mother and grandparents (and I guess Bron too).

Since the narrator said that some herds stopped to hatch their young, I suppose it's possible that the longneck herd carried on while the family stayed to watch over the eggs. It never actually shows any longneck herds besides Littlefoot's family.

Anyway, I've looked through a few things, and this is something I came up with:

I saw "Legend of the Story Speakers" today, and I think Saro may have been part of the herd, before being separated somehow. Since Grandpa says something along the lines of "Saro? Is that you? I had almost given up hope!" <--- Did Grandpa think that Saro may have died?
Another thing that I don't quite get is when Bron says that there was a huge crack in the earth when he got to his home. From what I gathered from the first movie, Littlefoot's mother and grandparents were already on the journey to the Great Valley, and a fair bit of time seems to have passed between Littlefoot's birth and the next scene, where it is shown that they are travelling. Could this mean that there was perhaps a different earthquake which caused that crack, possibly separating the herd? I'd say that Littlefoot's family were close to the the front of the herd and managed to escape, some in the middle fell to their deaths, and those at the back, possibly including Saro, were stuck on the other side. After that, some probably died of starvation and disease, while others joined other passing longneck herds for protection. Perhaps a few of them even found Bron and joined him. If there were any others on the same side as Littlefoot's family, then, as Blais said, they probably carried on when Littlefoot's mother laid her eggs. Saro, either waiting until the Great Drought had passed, or when he realised that everyone was forgetting the longneck stories, later set out to find the Great Valley and reunite with his old friend again.

I just made this up today, so I wouldn't be surprised if there were a load of mistakes and things that don't make sense in this. Well, nobody knows what really happened, but I really do like to see people's idea and theories.  

You sound a lot like a good friend of mine. She's really into her music and performing arts in general. I'm not sure about the sports part, though. Most people I know are pretty lazy, myself included.

May as well ask another. XD
So, since you enjoy video games, what's your favourite gaming platform and/or your favourite game?

Okay, then! I'll start off simple: What do you enjoy doing?  

I think as she got older Grandma has sort of taken the role of getting the others out of danger while Grandpa fights it off or goes to help a few individuals who are trapped (such as Topps and Cera in 3). However, if by "getting the others out of danger" she has to go in and help fight it off, then she will do so.
Also, Grandpa mentions in the fourth movie that she wasn't as strong as she once was, which suggests that she may have been a fairly strong fighter in her younger days, but old age has taken it's toll on her more so than her mate, leaving Grandpa as the fighter of the family.

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Wow, a carnivore tooth and raptor claw? That's awesome!