Plot
In ancient times, when the world was young and hungry, the Pink Panther is starving until he comes up to large bone. However, a caveman appears and takes the bone for himself, but he runs into a small green dinosaur who takes the bone. Eventually they crash into a blue large dinosaur. For the rest of the cartoon, Pink, the caveman, green dinosaur and blue dinosaur compete over who gets the bone. Eventually none of them, as it falls into a ancient crocodiles mouth.
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