Naga Munchetty was quick to call out her colleague live on air during the latest episode of BBC Breakfast.
During the latest instalment on Thursday (July 23), viewers saw Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt speak about the increasing cost of drop-off fees at airports.
As BBC's Naga shared that many people would be planning on going on holiday over the next few weeks, including this extra cost, has now played a role in people's budgeting.
Peter Ruddick explains faltering
While they handed over to Peter Ruddick to explain more on the matter, sharing that although it was once a rarity to be charged at an airport drop-off zone, it's now 'everywhere'.
However, when he finished his segment on the rising costs, he explained to viewers the reason why he may have appeared to falter more than normal.
Charlie asked him: “Are you hearing noises?” Peter replied: “I was, if I was slightly more stumbly than I am normally, there was some strange- I thought we were being invaded.”
Naga added: “Are you getting a Jurassic Park vibe? I think you should. There are dinosaurs causing havoc here in Salford Quay.”
Cheeky swipe at colleagues
Although Peter confessed he wasn't getting the vibe of the film without the infamous soundtrack, he couldn't help but take a cheeky swipe at his colleagues.
He remarked: “I mean, dinosaurs in the building have always been a problem.”
While Charlie stated his quip was funny, Naga burst out laughing as she replied: “Ouch!! Yeah, it is, but I think it's going to get him into trouble.”
The BBC presenters explained to viewers that there were dinosaurs roaming around outside the studio.
Naga added: “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 control. We can hopefully bring you more about their resurrection, which is what we want to talk to you about today.”
BBC Breakfast is available to watch weekdays on BBC from 6am.
