The Saureola dangles from the trees
And quivvers shyly in the breeze.
He cannot run about because he's
Not got any knees.
The Fluffoth's charge is a terrible thing
His motion is powered by the pull of a string.
But if you watch quietly you will discover
This raging foe is a soft fluffy lover.
I think you can see from the span of her jaw
That the Shockyn has experienced both shock and awe.
The awe that she felt when the first egg was laid then
The shock when it disappeared back up inside again.
You can see from the Awfulfin's gluttonous glare
That he's waiting for something to fall in his lair.
And everyone knows there's nothing that saves
The creature that falls into Awfulfin's waves.
The Iguanatron walks along
With focus and devotion.
As he walks he sings a song
And wiggles in his motion.
The low fat dino that glows in the dark
Is found on a keyring and not in the park.
Its throaty roar makes a terrible sight
As its tonsils glow with a strange red light.
The Ovomorph burts out of its shell
Then bursts back in if things don't go well.
The moments surprise you can see on his face
Is hidden as the lid snaps back into place.
Rainbownessie has a sore throat
And spends her time huffing,
Trying to clear her neck
Of all the fluffy stuffing.
The Crabsterine is a bad dream
If you live in a fabric ocean
And ripples run along her seam
With an undulating motion.
The Braying Ragodon
Is nearly up-ended.
His legs never seem to go
Where he intended.
The Stuffingerling's bright hues
Warn you where he goes.
He will crawl between your shoes
And bite your toes.
The Rhinoplastosaurus,
On his nose, has a torus.
He will tell the tale for us,
And bore us.
The Sportodon likes to win,
It's her only sin.
She's a real pussy-cat
Until she gets a bat.
Never trust a Smylodile,
The blue eyes are deceptive.
The white teeth part for a little while
Then the stomach is receptive.