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Over 300 theropod pathologies, a family found a juvenile Tyrannosaurus while hiking, there's a new poo (coprolite) museum, and Marisa Rodriguez joins from Ancient Odysseys to discuss how to get involved with paleontology as a citizen scientistFor links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Anabisetia, links from Marisa Rodriguez, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Anabisetia-Episode-499/Join us at www.patreon.com/iknowdino for dinosaur requests, bonus content, ad-free episodes, and more.Dinosaur of the day Anabisetia, a small quick ornithopod that is often overlooked because it lived among titanosaurs and some very large predators.Interview with Marisa Rodriguez, a citizen scientist and founder of Ancient Odysseys, a site that helps people find paleontology and archaeology digs around the world.In dinosaur news this week:Three new predatory dinosaurs from South America with pathologies and a review of all the documented theropod injuries and diseasesA family on a hike found a juvenile TyrannosaurusThere's a new museum dedicated to fossilized poop (coprolite) in Williams, ArizonaThe fossil cabin (that's made from dinosaur bones) near Como Bluff in Wyoming may be getting moved soon This episode is brought to you by our patrons. Their generous contributions have gotten us to nearly 500 episodes! Help us make our next 500 episodes by joining your fellow Di-Know-It-Alls at Patreon.com/iknowdino. You can save 10% by paying annuallySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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Last month – some 70 million years after it lived – a new species of predatory dinosaur was identified. The newly named species -- Tyrannosaurus macraeensis -- was closely related to the iconic Tyrannosaurus rex. Researchers believe it may be T.rex's closest relative, even though it may have lived seven million years before T.rex. Harrisburg University of Science and Technology professor Dr. Steven Jasinski was a part of a team of researchers that made the discovery, which came 40 years after the dinosaur's fossils were found in New Mexico. But just within the past 11 years, Jasinski and other researchers began studying the fossils of what was believed to be a Tyrannosaurus rex. On The Spark Tuesday, Jasinski spoke about how the researchers determined they had found a different species,"We have parts of the skull and we have some of the parts of the spine. The backbone, some of the vertebrae, or at least piece of the vertebrae. And previously, especially with the lower jaw that we had recovered, it looked similar to T.rex, most super large predatory dinosaurs that we find that are around this age and in this general region of the world, are all considered to be T.rex, because T.rex seems to be pretty expansive and all over the place. But smaller features of the jaw or pieces of the skull, especially around the eyes themselves, tell us once we looked more in depth, that this is distinct from T.rex. It's something new and different." Tyrannosaurus macraeensis may have been 35 feet long with different eyes and teeth than the T.rex. The discovery of Tyrannosaurus macraeensis has scientists rethinking how and where Tyrannosaurus rex evolved, according to Jasinski,"The thought was that we have really, really old members of the group from North America. They travel to Asia, and then they eventually traveled back to North America. And T.rex basically then came from Asia. And so that's what we always have assumed. But now finding older specimens that are more closely related in the southern part of the United States and southern North America, it looks like what we may have is that T.rex actually evolved in southern North America instead. And then some offshoots went to Asia, some just moved north into the north of the United States and Canada. And so it's painting us a different picture of where these animals are coming from and how they're evolving and how they're changing over time." The fossils of the T.macraeensis were found in 1983 and have been on display in a New Mexico museum. With the new discovery, museums throughout the world may be studying the fossils of what they thought were T.rex remains to determine what they actually have are bones from a Tyrannosaurus macraeensis.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's a monumental day in FWB history as the breakfast boys have their first ever guest on the podcast. Join us as we dive into dino news and discuss the universe of our minds with Nathaniel Drew. Friends with Benedicts: Breakfast Around the World - A podcast by Jake Frew and Shaffer Nickel that has nothing to do with breakfast food. Intro Music: 'Friends' by Paul Russell MUSICBED: https://fm.pxf.io/jakefrew
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A new species of dinosaur was found in Texas and stores in Washington D.C. are locking up their toilet paper! Are we next?
Thousands in Iceland evacuate, SAG-AFTRA strike agreement details revealed, and scientists in Texas uncover fossil remains of a new species of dinosaur! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome back From The Weekend!!! We Talk About The Best Worst Parts, Old People Making Babies, Guns Drawn Over Top Gun Maverick, Corbin Hurt Himself Over The Weekend, Jeff Hensley Joins Us, There's A New Dinosaur, & Look At All Those Shrooms!!!!!
The man leading the upcoming UN climate talks in Dubai heads the United Arab Emirates' state oil company. Sultan Al Jaber is the climate envoy for the UAE and has led the state renewable energy company, but his critics question the substance of his green credentials. Inside the public relations campaign to green Al Jaber's image and install an oil CEO at the heart of the UN climate process. Also, Antarctica's ice shelves block glaciers from flowing into the sea, but a recent study found that these ice shelves lost 8.3 trillion tons of ice in the last 25 years raising the risk of sea level rise. A geoscientist sheds light on future ice loss in Antarctica. And a dinosaur fossil discovered in Egypt in the 70s gathered dust in museums for decades and now it finally has a name as a new species, Igai semkhu. A paleontologist explains why fossils from the end of the Age of Dinosaurs are relatively rare in Africa and what this “titanosaur” specimen can reveal about the distant past. -- We're an independent, non-profit organization and depend on your support to keep us going. Please consider pitching in to ensure we can keep bringing you quality environmental stories. Just go to loe.org and click on “Donate” at the top of the page. Thank you for your contribution in any amount! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we head to a tiny town fighting to save a bush bird, before inspecting an important statue. We'll learn about a dino discovery, and head to an awesome festival of First Nations art. Then it's time for the Wow of the Week. Quiz Questions What's the name of the bird the locals at Ongerup are trying to save? What was mistakenly added to Pearl Wallace's statue? Garumbatitan morellensis is a kind of sauropod. Can you name another? In which state is the Tarnanthi Art Fair being held? What's the word for when animals like wombats and echidnas glow under UV light? Bonus Tricky Question What makes the animals able to glow under UV light? Answers Malleefowl A beard South Australia We said brachiosaurus and diplodocus... but you might know another one! Brontosaurus, apatosaurus, gigantasaurus... the list goes on. Biofluorescence Bonus Tricky Answer Proteins in their skin or fur
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Evolutionary theory, is it going extinct? Only the evidence can tell. That evidence would include brand new dinosaur fossil finds, including more discoveries of dinosaur soft-tissue tissue, over 100 to be exact. That's right there are multiple evidences of soft-tissue, but that's not all. In this interview, besides answering objections to soft tissue finds, Dr. Thomas reviews the new discovery of a dinosaur being attacked by a mammal! This interview has numerous current topics featured in it, so it is required viewing for those who want to keep up with current topics in science!
A new species of dinosaur has been named following a lockdown research project focussing on an Isle of Wight skeleton excavated in the 1990s. Tech & Science Daily discovers more about the vegetarian ankylosaur with Stuart Pond, a scientific associate at the Natural History Museum's Department of Earth Sciences. Hacker gang Clop pressures ransom victims on dark web. The iPhone that doesn't need a case. Western diet link to young colorectal cancer.Also in this episode:Dog bites heat & pollution linkMeghan & Harry's $25m Spotify deal axedHow to see five planets in the morningWorld's smallest handbag the size of a breadcrumb Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Squiz Kids is an award-winning, free daily news podcast just for kids. Give us ten minutes, and we'll give you the world. A short podcast that gives kids the lowdown on the big news stories of the day, delivered without opinion, and with positivity and humour. ‘Kid-friendly news that keeps them up to date without all the nasties' (A Squiz Parent) This Australian podcast for kids easily fits into the daily routine - helping curious kids stay informed about the world around them. Fun. Free. Fresh. LINKS Big wave hits Bondihttps://www.9news.com.au/national/nsw-wild-weather-coastline-battered-winds-giant-waves-warnings-updates/81645d14-d56f-4d45-9669-c5a90a32244b A new meat-eating dinosaur for Australia? https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-07/dinosaur-therapod-footprints-skenes-creek-great-ocean-road/101121278 A new spinosaur for Europe: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2022-06-10/dinosaur-largest-meat-eater-europe-found-isle-of-wight/101142412 Egypt's new dino: https://phys.org/news/2022-06-bizarre-meat-eating-dinosaur-classic-fossil.html Squiz Kids for Schools - Free 30 Day Trial: https://www.squizkids.com.au/squiz-kids-for-schools/Squiz Kids Apple Subscriber Content - Free 7 Day Trial: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/squiz-kids/id1494238283 How To Become A Squiz Kids Correspondent: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FH2HA28InnLU6UxE91wrLBAbCMT40Mua/viewSquiz Kids Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/squizkids/?hl=enGot a birthday coming up and you want a shout-out? Send us an email at squizkids@thesquiz.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome friends (and enemies I suppose) to this episode of the Dinosaur Man Podcast where we're celebrating the recent release of 'Jurassic World: Dominion' by becoming John Hammond's chief imagineers for his dino theme park. We evaluate dinosaur appearances in other movies and TV shows in order to work out which would be the best new attraction to add to Jurassic Park. With scares, entertainment and Wayne Knight all being considered we delve deep into the pros and cons of each.
Sonic the Hedgehog is currently two film into a franchise with no signs of stopping. Given this cinematic Marvel, I figured we should the world that could be built out of the footprints of the first two films. So, let's break down all the sonic characters in a painful analysis. Time Codes: The Next Generation Cast Returns to Picard 2:46 Ezra Miller Emergency Meeting 4:23 The New Dinosaur is like The Joker 7:44 Brie Larson Joins Fast & Furious Franchise 10:15 Sherlock Holmes stuff from RDJ 12:02 MAIN TOPIC 14:05 Recommendations 39:49 business inquiry: ironhawk56@gmail.com find me here: https://linktr.ee/TsunamiStudios
Happy Monday! It's March 14, 2022 and today, we're talking about our bottoms and a new dinosaur living in Melbourne! Come join us.
Scientist discovered a new dinosaur with 2 stomachs and Israel is trying to make humus in space!
Woah! Look what I found! What an interesting seashell! I like digging in the sand and dirt, because you can find interesting things buried in the ground. 我喜歡挖泥土，因為地底下可以找到有趣的東西。 And sometimes the things you find can be old and special. For example, some researchers in England recently found something very interesting in the ground… dinosaur bones! These bones are extra special because they are from dinosaurs that experts have never seen before. 專家從來沒有看過這種恐龍的化石。 They found bones that belonged to two new kinds of dinosaur. One of the dinosaurs had a face like a crocodile. It also had horns and bumps around its forehead. 其中一隻的臉像鱷魚，頭上還長了角。 The other dinosaur also had a very long face, and it had many teeth. 另外一隻的臉很長，有很多牙齒！ And both were very large… about 9 meters long. 兩隻都有九公尺長。 That is about the size of a bus! 跟中型巴士一樣大！ It took the experts a few years to dig up all of these bones. 把這些骨頭挖出來花了專家好幾年的時間。 If you want to see these bones, you can! You just need to go to England to the Dinosaur Isle Museum. The Dinosaur Isle Museum has around 30 thousand things people found digging in the ground. What do you think? Do you want to go and see the dinosaur bones? 你想去看看嗎？ ________________________________ Vocabulary 這兩種新發現的恐龍種類，都在英國。 1. Kind 種類。 I wonder how many new kinds of dinosaurs there are. 我想知道還有幾種新種類的恐龍。 I hope to see a new kind of T-rex. 我希望看到新種的暴龍。 2. Dig 挖。 Maybe scientists will dig one up someday. 也許有一天科學家會把它挖出來。 They need to dig in the right place. 他們需要在對的地方挖。 3. Belong to 屬於。 Do these bags belong to you? 這些包包是你的嗎？ Yes, this red one belongs to me. 對，這個紅色包包屬於我。 But the blue one belongs to my sister. 但是藍色包包是我妹妹的。 4. Bone 骨頭。 Kevin has broken three bones. 凱文斷了三根骨頭。 Ouch! I've broken a bone before. It hurts! 我也斷過骨頭。很痛的！ Please repeat after me. kind 種類 dig 挖 belong to 屬於 bone 骨頭 ________________________________ Quiz 1. What did experts find buried in the ground? a. Seashells b. Rocks c. Dinosaur bones 2. Where were these bones found? a. Taiwan b. Australia c. England 3. About how big were the animals mentioned in this story? a. The size of a house b. The size of a bus c. The size of a bicycle Answers 1. C 2. C 3. B
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New Dinosaur - https://www.theraleighregister.com/new-dinosaur-just-dropped.htmlThis week Sophia and Kat talk about overconfident olympic hopefuls, a beloved internet tradition, what it means to be an astronaut, the effect of pollution on the libido of hermit crabs, of course, new dinosaurs, and so much more!Important Links- https://www.stopline3.org/Dylan's Article- https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/08/10/rick-astley-rickroll-youtube/Sophia's Article- https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/giant-dragon-flying-reptile-fossil-discovered-australia-180978411/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
An old hard-drinking warlord returns to Afghanistan to crush the Taliban, 2 new dinosaur species were found in China, Siberian wildfires become the world's largest, the Indonesian Army gets rid of their 2 finger virginity test for female recruits, and so much more!
This week we find out a new Dinosaur has been discovered. After, we chat about a project using gravity to store electricity. Finally, we'll discuss the IRS Chief estimating 1 Trillion in taxes goes uncollected every year.Sources:https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-56814655https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-56819798https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-treasury-irs/irs-chief-says-1-trillion-in-taxes-goes-uncollected-every-year-idUSKBN2C0255
13 year old inventor Dylan Sandy joins us this week to make smart watches even smarter! Why do we vomit on rollercoasters? Learn about a drone on Mars and a new type of dinosaur that has been discovered! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Good News: An archeologist digging for shellfish discovered a very significant fossilized dinosaur footprint, Link HERE The Good Word: One more great quote from Henry David Thoreau, this time about music! Good To Know: An interesting fact about Shaggy, from Scooby-Doo… Good News: France is considering banning short-haul air travel if the journey could be […]
Paleontologist Spencer Lucas has details on the horned dinosaur remains found in New Mexico on News Radio KKOB
This week we dive deep into the past to talk about a brand new dinosaur that was discovered, that is beyond anything we have seen yet!
As we continue to discover new mutant variants of the covid-19 virus, the team looks at how these will impact vaccination efforts and discuss the long-term implications of virus evolution. They also bring exciting news of a new dinosaur discovery, a sauropod that is among the biggest animals of all time. And staying with dinos, they highlight the University of Bristol’s reconstruction of dinosaur genitalia. They also discuss genome sequencing, and the massive diversity gap in the world’s DNA databases. There’s also news that questions our assumptions about why water is essential for life, as well as a story of hope in the form of President Joe Biden’s long list of climate action plans. On the pod are Rowan Hooper, Tiffany O’Callaghan, Layal Liverpool and Graham Lawton. To read more about the stories, subscribe at newscientist.com/podcasts.
It’s a brand new world today. There’s a new ice cream jingle from Good Humor and RZA. A new dinosaur was discovered in England. Some books of classic literature are being published under new names. And a new use for Little Free Libraries.Links:‘George Eliot’ joins 24 female authors making debuts under their real names (The Guardian)New Dinosaur Found on Isle of Wight Beach is Related to the T-Rex (Gizmodo)New dinosaur related to T. rex discovered on Isle of Wight (BBC)RZA Wrote a New Jingle for Ice Cream Trucks to Replace 'Turkey in the Straw' (Rolling Stone)Recall That Ice Cream Truck Song? We Have Unpleasant News For You (NPR)Little Free Pantries: Addressing food insecurity during COVID (Christian Science Monitor)Mini Pantry MovementLittle Free LibraryThe Fast and the Furious (on a budget) (Budget Boyz, YouTube)
Senior citizens can be more prone to falls as they get older. We talk to a doctor about how yoga can help people get stronger, and gain confidence. A Wisconsin researcher tells us how the popular image of how velociraptors hunt is incorrect. And we learn about the history of the Memorial Day holiday.
03.17.20 My thoughts on working from home, this enhanced community quarantine, what else we missed during this pandemic (including a NEW DINOSAUR, HIV CURE and more!), also the fastest animals alive, best films according to the internet, and a TikTok clout chasing biatchhhh. Longest podcast yet hope you liked it! Also wash your hands and don't be an asshole
Where Does Mitt Romney's Revolt Leave Him With the Republican Party? (0:30)Guest: McKay Coppins, Staff Writer, The Atlantic, Author of “The Wilderness”It's a Mitt moment. Again. The former Republican Presidential candidate is now the first senator in US history to vote to remove a president of his own party from office. Before Utah Senator Mitt Romney cast his vote to convict President Trump of abusing his power, he arranged a series of interviews with reporters to explain why. For Some, Meditation Has Negative Side Effects (18:50)Guest: Willoughby Britton, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Director of the Clinical and Affective Neuroscience Laboratory, Brown UniversityIt's become so easy to dabble in meditation that the percentage of American adults who've given it a try has more than tripled in recent years. All you need is a smartphone app or a YouTube video. It's a cheap way to improve your state of mind, and scientific experiments show it can actually rewire your brain in helpful ways. Which begs the question, is it safe? If it's changing your body and mind, is this the kind of thing people ought to be doing unsupervised? Does Racial Bias Drive Prosecutors to Punish Blacks More Harshly? (35:56)Guest: Christopher Robertson, Professor of Law, University of ArizonaIn America's justice system, blacks are imprisoned at almost four times the rate of whites and receive longer prison sentences. How much of that disparity is a result of biased prosecutors deciding to more harshly punish people of color? Is Caffeine Bad for Your Kids? (50:34)Guest: Jennifer L. Temple, Director of the Nutrition and Health Research Laboratory, University at BuffaloWhat's the story with kids and caffeine? Does it really stunt growth? Should you worry if your teen likes energy drinks? How guilty should you feel when you occasionally cave to your 10-year old's pleas and let him have a Dr. Pepper? Now Introducing…the Allosaurus Jimmadseni (1:05:16)Guest: Mark Loewen, Paleontologist, University of UtahMore than 150 million years ago, the Allosaurus walked the earth. It's one of the biggest predatory dinosaurs that existed, and also one of the most plentiful fossils out there, making it uniquely useful for study. All these specimens have helped paleontologists from the Utah Museum of Natural History identify a new species of allosaur, called the Allosaurus Jimmadseni. When Complaining Is Good for You (1:25:39)Guest: Robin Kowalski, Professor of Psychology, Clemson University“No complaining.” That was the one hard-and-fast rule for all outings in Julie's family. Nobody likes a complainer. But we all do it - maybe not in the high-pitched whine of a toddler, but think about the venting you do with someone you're close to, or the dissatisfaction you lodge with a business that disappoints you. If complaining is so common, it can't be all bad, can it?
McKay Coppins, Author of “The Wilderness,” on Mitt Romney's vote to convict President Trump. Willoughby Britton of Brown Univ on some negative effects of meditation. Christopher Robertson, Univ of Arizona, on prosecutor bias. Jennifer Temple of Univ at Buffalo on caffeine and kids. Mark Loewen of the University of Utah on a new dinosaur. Robin Kowalski, Clemson Univ, on when complaining is good for you.
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A pile of strange-looking bones found in northern B-C almost 50 years ago have now been recognized as a new species of dinosaur that roamed the province more than 67-million-years ago. Guest: Victoria Arbour Curator of paleontology at the Royal BC Museum
In this episode, we cover our exclusive interview with Texas Through Time Museum director Andre Lujan. A brand new species of dinosaur has been discovered! For our video of this interview please go to our YouTube Channel "Chasing History" - https://youtu.be/uWqAeKVG7mY
On this week's science segment from Fueled By Death Cast, it's all about dinosaurs. First, a new dinosaur species was identified in Japan. Kamuysaurus Japonicus is a new genus and species of hadrosaurid or duck-billed dinosaur. This new find will help scientists to further unlock the mysteries of these dinosaurs, including their reasons for being near large bodies of water. Then, new evidence about Tyrannosaurs Rex suggests that the holes in their skulls might work like giant thermostats. Much like alligators today have temperature regulators in their skull, the T. Rex could also have had this biological phenomenon.
Are you superstitious on this Friday the 13th? Did you know there's a full moon tonight, too? Listen in to today's episode to learn more about global superstitions, a new dinosaur discovery and a weekend affirmation. #fridaythe13th #superstitions #fullmoon #affirmations Helpful links from today's show: Global superstitions: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/10/26/whats-a-scary-superstition-in-your-part-of-the-world-share-it-with-us/ Full moon on Friday the 13th: https://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/6-curiosities-about-rare-friday-13th-harvest-moon.html New dinosaur: https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/05/world/new-duck-billed-dinosaur-scn-trnd/index.html Sign up for weekly kindness email: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xIj5yXTaB_Bsk2FogHG2r6y4VGsatNk_xI0POltkkV8/edit Email: morningfourpodcast@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD4j1NbgDvqTbW1BTvM7Aww iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-morning-four/id1426410372?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1CYJyL6jxmmOL1OdMOhjQV Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ieff37dft2fcfshvli3cwlcws5u Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themorningfour/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningfour/
Dinosaur of the day Patagonykus, The "Patagonian claw" alvarezsaur from the Cretaceous.Interview with Annalisa Berta, a paleontologist and professor emerita at San Diego State University. She’s also the co-author, along with Dr. Susan Turner, of the upcoming book Women in Vertebrate Paleontology, which is a history of women bone hunters beginning in the late 1700s.In dinosaur news this week:Elektorornis chenguangi was named based on its fuzzy foot, which was found in amberElektorornis may have used its toe fuzz like birds use their facial bristles todayA team of paleontologists found the first ever Tyrannosauripus footprint in ChinaThe Great Plains Dinosaur Museum is offering a dinosaur dig program for adults and kids in Malta, MontanaLeeds city centre, in the UK, has five animatronic dinosaurs for the next few weeksIn Fortnite Season X, there are weekly missions, including finding dinosaursThe new anime series “Jurassic!” will combine a modern world and prehistoric animalsTo get access to lots of patron only content check out https://www.patreon.com/iknowdinoFor links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Patagonykus, links from Annalisa Berta, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Patagonykus-Episode-247/
Dinosaur of the day Euoplocephalus, an ankylosaur from Dinosaur Provinical Park in Canada.In dinosaur news this week:Notatesseraeraptor, a well preserved theropod of the Late Triassic was described in SwitzerlandA new study of non-iridescent structural colors in feathers described blue feathers in an extinct birdAn article covered paleontologist Amy Atwater, the woman behind the Instagram account @mary_annings_revengeThe company Handbuilt has created a really cool augmented reality Psittacosaurus exhibitThe Center for Science Teaching & Learning in Rockville Centre, New York has a new dinosaur exhibitA zoo in Pennsylvania has a new dinosaur exhibit, including a 65 ft long Brachiosaurus that they are crowdsourcing a name forSpecial effects artist Tom Devlin opened a “Dinosaur Adventure” attraction in Boulder City, NevadaIn Washington, a group in inflatable T. rex costumes ran around a horse trackThe film Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s New Dinosaur is coming out in 2020To get access to lots of patron only content check out https://www.patreon.com/iknowdinoFor links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Euoplocephalus, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Euoplocephalus-Episode-242/
Episode 128 of the Catch You Later Podcast is now available on iTunes! Just the two of us in studio this week talking NF's new music, 1792 Small Batch Bourbon, A NEW DINOSAUR, crazy names and holidays that take us back to a simpler time! Follow along with us on social media don't forget to be on the lookout for our "Recording Now" posts for a chance to Skype live on the show! Check out our profile page for how to call in! FYM!
In this special breaking news episode, palaeontologists Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax discuss the new theropod dinosaur Hesperornithoides miessleri, aka the Lori specimen, and Dean's involvement in the study. Hesperornithoides is closely related to dinosaurs like Troodon and Velociraptor and has some interesting implications for the evolution of bird-flight. For extra links and images, please check out the accompanying blogpost. You can follow us on Twitter and Facebook as well. On the FOSSIL Record is sponsored by UKGE ltd, Deposits Magazine, and UKAFH. Image credit: Levi Shinkle, Wyoming Dinosaur Center.
This week, after Scottye brings an incredibly NSFW quiz to the table, we try to do more than defeat the dreaded Tyrannosaurus Sax as we look to revamp all dinosaur attractions. With the quiz being all Scottye could prepare, he decided to follow in the footsteps of the Rock N Roller Coaster and make a ride based entirely off a rock song. It's all somewhat NSFW. Are you noticing a pattern? Jim tries to bring back decorum to the show and utterly fails as he rebuilds EPCOT in his own strange dinosaur way. They are very much not happy about any potential Exxon-Mobil sponsorships. Also, any stegosauri looking for a good time, just try @scottyemo on twitter.
Josh discusses a recent scientific development that may describe the boundary point where Satan fell from Heaven. Make sure to become a JPD Member and have access to full videos, ad-free, at https://joshpeckdisclosure.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ http://JoshPeckDisclosure.com PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE! New Dinosaur Discovery Shows Boundary Where Satan Fell? | Peck Report From Josh Peck: For those who haven't heard, our son Nathan was just recently diagnosed with leukemia. This is why there hasn't been as many updates on this channel. If you wish to contribute, you can do so at the JPD donate link below or, if you prefer, the fine people from Hear The Watchmen have set up a GoFundMe for us: https://www.gofundme.com/a-little-peck-needs-your-help Become a member of the USCCA for training and legal protection should you ever need to defend yourself or your family: https://tracking.deltadefense.com/aff_c?offer_id=94&aff_id=17867 Josh Peck is now proudly endorses CBD Pure and CBD Pet, the absolute most top-quality, organic, nonGMO, scientifically tested CBD oil on the planet, for people and their pets! CBD Pure - https://www.cbdpure.com/?AFFID=394382 CBD for Pets - https://www.getcbdpet.com/?AFFID=394382 Finally, a Peck-Approved kratom! For the highest quality kratom at the most affordable price with a money-back guarantee, visit Coastline Kratom at https://www.coastlinekratom.com/?ref=4557 Install free Mind and Miracle Productions Android apps! Learn about Christianity, the Book of Enoch, Bible prophecies, Gnosticism, Hermetism, Rosicrucianism, Templarism, Freemasonry, Nikola Tesla's Patents, and more! - https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Mind+and+Miracle+Productions
Weird History: The Unexpected and Untold Chronicles of History
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This month is Dogtober which is all about celebrating Assistance dogs, A Turtle with a cracked shell gets a special wheelchair, A sinkhole has opened up at a beach in Queensland, A new dinosaur has been discovered, And NASA celebrated its 60th Birthday.
This month is Dogtober which is all about celebrating Assistance dogs, A Turtle with a cracked shell gets a special wheelchair, A sinkhole has opened up at a beach in Queensland, A new dinosaur has been discovered, And NASA celebrated its 60th Birthday.
This month is Dogtober which is all about celebrating Assistance dogs, A Turtle with a cracked shell gets a special wheelchair, A sinkhole has opened up at a beach in Queensland, A new dinosaur has been discovered, And NASA celebrated its 60th Birthday.
Join Dan for another dangerous dose of Science Weekly! The dinosaur discovery that could change everything we know about the species, the insect with the deadliest of deadly stings, plus you are statistically more likely to recognise Pokémon than what's in your own back garden! Dan's interviewee, Chris Packham, is launching a national exhibition of 12 giant bugs aiming to bring more than 30 million Brits back to nature. Find out more at https://intu.co.uk/bigbugs
DJ has the opposite of seasonal depression, as he now gets sad in the summer. This has rubbed off on Pete, who has normal seasonal depression and now is depressed for the winter, spring and potentially summer. We also saw the new Jurassic World movie!
In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes: We Discover a New Dinosaur Species Every Week Having Been In Someone's Shoes Makes You Less Empathetic This Is How 18 Months of Marriage Changes You, According to a Study Rhnull, the Rarest Blood Type on Earth, Has Been Called the "Golden Blood" Why Do Humans Have Different Blood Types? Two Competing Theories (Forbes Article) Follow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to learn something new every day withCody Gough andAshley Hamer. Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode: Archaeologists discover a new type of long neck dinosaur (aka “Little Foot”) in Africa, Dreamworks TV launches a new Amazon Channel catered to kids, And we give our POV on two decent streams from Netflix and HBO. Welcome to the Stream Team Show! Join Saeed and Cherie Gatson on their weekly podcast covering what to watch on platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. Subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app. Learn more about the Stream Team at
Matheronodon is certainly a dinosaur worthy of a bigger bite. With proportionally giant teeth strikingly different from the standard-issue ornithopod dinosaur, it is certainly one of the most important dino discoveries out of Europe this year. Better yet, the original scientific paper by Pascal Godefroit and colleagues is free to read in the journal Scientific […] The post Episode 22: Matheronodon, a new dinosaur with a different kind of bite! appeared first on Past Time Paleo.
What is an oviraptor? A team of scientists, including Hans Sues, recently discovered a new oviraptor dinosaur species in the Upper Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation in North and South Dakota. Here he discusses what the team’s findings.
Dig into some new Dinosaur Jr. (the whole band is back together), a track from Case/Lang/Veirs, a track off the new Pylon live album and more in this episode of Just Off The Radar. You can follow the Just Off The Radar podcast on the NPR One app.
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Dinosaur A jumble of bones found in Venezuela belong to a group of very early dinosaurs, that could have been herd animals. Paul Barrett from the Natural History Museum explains to Professor Alice Roberts how a jumble of bones found in a 'bone bed' belong to a number of individual Laquintasaura venezuelae dinosaurs. They are an ancient, small, omnivorous dinosaur, which could have survived the Tertiary/Jurassic extinction event 200 million years ago. Genetically Editing Chickens Diseases devastate livestock around the world. In chickens for example the deadly strain of bird flu and the lesser known bacterial infection Campylobacter, does not only harm the chickens but is also a real threat to human health and welfare. Scientists are continually trying to develop vaccines, but the strains of bacteria keep evolving resistance to them. One of the solutions being explored at the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, is genetic. Using a subtle form of genetic modification, called genome editing. The team are trying to find the genetic components of natural resistance in a wide group of chicken breeds, which they can then insert into the genome of livestock fowl in the hope of breeding healthier, safer chickens. Lightning A listener asks why lightning is jagged. Rhys Phillips from Airbus Group in Cardiff makes lightning in a lab. He has the answer. Rosetta The European Space Agency's robotic spacecraft Rosetta has reached the orbit of the comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and is about to start its detailed study. In the audacious and risky mission, the craft will follow the orbit of the comet as it approaches and passes the Sun. It will attempt to land a probe on the surface of the icy, rocky mass. It's hoped the mission will provide great insight into what comets are made of, how they behave as they heat up, creating its gassy coma and tail. And it's hoped Rosetta and its lander will be able to tell about where Earth's water and even some of the building blocks for life might have come from. Diatoms A type of phytoplankton, found in water, called Diatoms build hard silicon-based cell walls. Researchers, at the University of Galway, have shown it's possible to chemically transform the shells of living diatoms so they could carry drugs into our bodies in entirely new ways. Producer: Fiona Roberts.
NC scientists discovery a new species of dinosaur. Plus iron-rich blood may have helped preserve tissue in a T-Rex fossil. And Dr. Allen Dodson talks about the work of Community Care of NC & the state's new Medicaid proposal.
Londonâ??s Earliest Timber Structure, Hope For Blind After Scientists Turn Skin Into Eye Cells, Stunning New Images of Mars, New Hope For Intelligent Life on Other Planets, An Aesopâ??s Fable Might Just Be True, Why Mowing the Lawn Relieves Stress and Boosts Your Memory, Wobbling Earth Triggers Climate Change, Boat? Whale? No, Itâ??s the Loch Ness Monster - Again, Australia Discovers a New Dinosaur, Australia Needs More Seasons, Ancient Dial Solves Time Riddle, The Unfortunate Sex Life of the Banana
Interview with Mark Crislip of QuackCast; News Items: Robot Marriage, Overeating Gene, New Dinosaur, Female Cult; Your Questions and E-mails: Watson on Race; Randi Speaks: Best Mentalist Trick; Science or Fiction; Skeptical Puzzle
Interview with Mark Crislip of QuackCast; News Items: Robot Marriage, Overeating Gene, New Dinosaur, Female Cult; Your Questions and E-mails: Watson on Race; Randi Speaks: Best Mentalist Trick; Science or Fiction; Skeptical Puzzle
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