The tropical background in the film is taken from the islands of Tahiti and Hawaii.
When Disney Studios planned the content of "Dinosaur", it was originally set to be performed by real people and Dinosaur. But later Disney decided to follow the natural science research and overturned the earlier setting.
The original title of the film was a comet across the sky, but because it was the same as the title of "The End of the World", the relevant plot was deleted.
The soundtrack player Harry Gregson-Williams gave up joining the film because of temporarily joining the "Shrek" crew.
Disney's Animal Theme Park had planned to open the theme area of the same name simultaneously with the release of the film, but due to the blocking of the shooting technology, the film was still being produced when the theme area was opened, so the name of the theme area gave up the choice of the film title.
There is no dialogue in the original script of the film
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