BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty knowledgeable viewers that an sudden creature had ‘damaged into the studio’
BBC’s Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt spoke about the new stage present(Image: BBC)
BBC’s Naga Munchetty defined there could also be an sudden customer throughout the present.
On Thursday’s BBC Breakfast (July 23), the star was talking along with her co-star Paul Ruddick, who had been explaining the costs on airport drop-off zones, earlier than explaining the situation.
As BBC’s Charlie requested him if he had heard noises throughout his section, Peter confessed he did as Naga recommended it wasgiving a Jurassic Park vibe.
Naga added: “There are dinosaurs causing havoc here in Salford Quay.”
Although Peter admitted he wasn’t feeling the movie’s vibe with out the iconic soundtrack, he could not resist taking a playful dig at his colleagues.
Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt detailed some sudden vistors can be in the studio(Image: BBC)
He remarked: “I mean, dinosaurs in the building have always been a problem.”
Naga burst out laughing at his remark earlier than warning it may get him in hassle.
She advised viewers: “We’re feeling pretty ok, they’re in the Blue Peter garden. There are fears that one has managed to break into our building.
“We are trying to bring the situation under management. We can hopefully bring you extra about their resurrection, which is what we would like to speak to you about immediately.”
Peter’s dinosaur comment made Naga burst out laughing(Image: BBC)
Elsewhere in the show, Charlie gave fans a bit more context on what was happening as he shared that the award-winning theatre production Dinosaur World Live is returning to the stage after having international success.
He added: “Some of their dinosaurs are with us this morning.”
Naga continued: “We are going to be joined by some extra roaming round Salford Quay, however at the second, we’re trying to type out this atmosphere with the infants in the room.”
The two dinosaur puppets made their approach into the studio throughout the present(Image: BBC)
Viewers then got to see two of the puppets in the studio as their handles made the creatures move.
Charlie highlighted that the ones they had in the studio were some of the smaller ones, while the bigger ones would be outside of the studio.
He shared: “It’s like watching a model of animation, is not it?” Naga added: “Yeah! Ok, we have had sufficient. I feel the infants are going to go for a stroll. We’ll goodbye, guys.”
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