Noah finishes the ark and counts the animals on board, two by two. But Dino has no partner. Noah promises to find him a buddy, builds him a spyglass, and at sunset Dino spots tiny footprints in the mud.

Noah and Dino follow the tiny footprints through the forest, build a log bridge across a creek, and count every step. The prints belong to a muddy baby duck: not a partner, but a brand new friend.

The first raindrops fall. Noah makes leaf umbrellas for every animal pair, and when the thunder booms, he teaches Dino to smell the flower and blow the candle.

Everyone's muddy after the rain. Noah builds a giant wooden tub, the animals wash two by two, and Dino makes the biggest splash of all.

It's feeding time on the ark. Picky Dino says greens are yucky, until the giraffes show him how to try just one tiny bite.

Noah counts every pair to sleep and builds Dino a little bed by the window. Dino wishes on a star for a friend just like him, and far away, something blinks back.

It's Feed Day on the ark and every pair has a job but Dino. To prove he belongs, he pulls the big feed cart all by himself, until it tips and hay goes everywhere. Noah teaches him the magic words: Can you help me, please?