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I Know Dino is a weekly #dinosaur #podcast, covering news, interviews, and all things dinosaur. #Dinosaurs are awesome, and are a gateway to science, and they come in all shapes and sizes (theropods, sauropods, stegosaurs, ankylosaurs, ceratopsians, ornithopods, and more). #triassic #jurassic #cretaceous
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In episode 416, we chatted with paleontologist, and dinosaur consultant to Jurassic World, Steve Brusatte about his book The Rise and Reign of the Mammals and how mammals survived #dinosaurs. We also covered SVP updates, including a great sauropod skull from the Antarctic, a bunch of dinosaur embryos, how the unique skin of sauropods may have helped keep them cool, and way more #iknowdino
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In our latest episode, where we're catching up on #dinosaur news from the summer, we talk about the therizinosaur Paralitherizinosaurus, a new tyrannosauroid that was smaller than Moros, but bigger than Suskityrannus, sauropod feet, and much more!

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This question, asked by his then 10-year-old daughter in the 1930s, led Sidney Rubidge on a quest to find the answer. He and his daughter went on a picnic in the Karoo Supergroup to look for fossils, and they got lucky and found a skull right away. Turns out the skull was from a 250 million-year-old gorgonopsian (an animal known for its sabre-teeth)! Sidney Rubidge, Dr. Bruce Rubidge’s grandfather, started collecting more fossils in the area. He became a legend. Over the course of his career, he lived in a tent for 23 years worth of nights, and found so many fossils that led to so many discoveries, and it all had a huge impact on South African paleontology. Listen to our chat with Dr. Bruce Rubidge, where he also talks about how people can go on digs today. Dinosaurs, Tent Living, Burning Questions, The Titanic, Titanic, South African, Fun Facts, I Know, Podcast
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What are fossils and how do you find them?
This question, asked by his then 10-year-old daughter in the 1930s, led Sidney Rubidge on a quest to find the answer. He and his daughter went on a picnic in the Karoo Supergroup to look for fossils, and they got lucky and found a skull right away. Turns out the skull was from a 250 million-year-old gorgonopsian (an animal known for its sabre-teeth)! Sidney Rubidge, Dr. Bruce Rubidge’s grandfather, started collecting more fossils in the area. He became a legend. Over the course of his career, he lived in a tent for 23 years worth of nights, and found so many fossils that led to so many discoveries, and it all had a huge impact on South African paleontology. Listen to our chat with Dr. Bruce Rubidge, where he also talks about how people can go on digs today.
Are you a dino nerd? Take part in our DI-KNOW-IT-ALL CHALLENGE and test your #dinosaur knowledge! Somehow the dinosaurs have come back, and your insights can help. Starting July 10, every week for 8 weeks listen to our latest #podcast episode. We’ll have a special puzzle segment featuring various predicaments dinosaurs (and people) find themselves in. Use your dino knowledge to help them out, by answering questions. Answer quickly and correctly, and you’ll have a chance to win a dino-mite prize, which includes: - A large Spinosaurus tooth, courtesy of Mini Museum - A real Eocene fossilized leaf, courtesy of Ancient Odysseys - A signed Why Dinosaurs? poster, courtesdy of WD - More to be announced later! Keep an ear out. In the meantime, you can find more information here: Dinosaurs Poster, Dinosaur Lesson, Mini Museum, Dinosaur Posters, Answering Questions, Press Kit, Prehistoric Animals, Challenge Me, In The Meantime
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The DI-KNOW-IT-ALL CHALLENGE
Are you a dino nerd? Take part in our DI-KNOW-IT-ALL CHALLENGE and test your #dinosaur knowledge! Somehow the dinosaurs have come back, and your insights can help. Starting July 10, every week for 8 weeks listen to our latest #podcast episode. We’ll have a special puzzle segment featuring various predicaments dinosaurs (and people) find themselves in. Use your dino knowledge to help them out, by answering questions. Answer quickly and correctly, and you’ll have a chance to win a dino-mite prize, which includes: - A large Spinosaurus tooth, courtesy of Mini Museum - A real Eocene fossilized leaf, courtesy of Ancient Odysseys - A signed Why Dinosaurs? poster, courtesdy of WD - More to be announced later! Keep an ear out. In the meantime, you can find more information here:
WE MADE IT TO 500 EPISODES!!! Thank you so much to our di-know-it-all community. We could not have gotten this far without you We’re celebrating by diving deep into raptors, especially the raptor that kicked off the Dinosaur Renaissance and showed us how active and agile #dinosaurs were (yay Deinonychus) We also go through I Know Dino A to Z—all the inside jokes that have come up over the past 500 episodes, as well as some common terminology (think of it as a kind of Dino 101) Plus, fun fact: theropods danced Listen to it all in our latest (and biggest milestone yet) episode! Brain Size, Dinosaur Dig, Dinosaur Fossils, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Inside Jokes, Fun Fact, Know It All
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Episode 500: Raptor Renaissance!
WE MADE IT TO 500 EPISODES!!! Thank you so much to our di-know-it-all community. We could not have gotten this far without you We’re celebrating by diving deep into raptors, especially the raptor that kicked off the Dinosaur Renaissance and showed us how active and agile #dinosaurs were (yay Deinonychus) We also go through I Know Dino A to Z—all the inside jokes that have come up over the past 500 episodes, as well as some common terminology (think of it as a kind of Dino 101) Plus, fun fact: theropods danced Listen to it all in our latest (and biggest milestone yet) episode!
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about all the theropod #dinosaur injuries, a family who found a juvenile #Trex while hiking, and more! Plus we got to chat with Marisa Rodriguez from Ancient Odysseys, dino of the day Anabisetia, and more! Listen here: Hiking, Theropod Dinosaur, Citizen Science, Talk About, A Family, Science
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Episode 499: Every Theropod Injury, Plus New Dinosaur Digs!
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about all the theropod #dinosaur injuries, a family who found a juvenile #Trex while hiking, and more! Plus we got to chat with Marisa Rodriguez from Ancient Odysseys, dino of the day Anabisetia, and more! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about two new dinosaurs: the carnivorous Dornraptor whose bones were found in the 1800s, and the herbivorous Musankwa that paleontologists found via boat. Also, we explore dinosaurs through 25 languages. Plus, dino of the day Elsornis, and more! Listen here: Carthage, Carthage College, Fact Check, Houseboat, Home Tv, Bones
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Episode 498: Two new dinos! And exploring dinosaurs through language
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about two new dinosaurs: the carnivorous Dornraptor whose bones were found in the 1800s, and the herbivorous Musankwa that paleontologists found via boat. Also, we explore dinosaurs through 25 languages. Plus, dino of the day Elsornis, and more! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about dinosaur scales and feathers, what we can learn from teeth, how theropods are grouped, #dinosaur of the day Cruxicheiros, and more! Listen here: Feathers, Type Specimen, Mac Ipad, Iphone Watch, Scales, To Tell
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Episode 497: How to Tell a Tyrannosauroid from a Ceratosaur and a Maniraptoran
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about dinosaur scales and feathers, what we can learn from teeth, how theropods are grouped, #dinosaur of the day Cruxicheiros, and more! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about three new #dinosaurs (two carnivorous theropods and a sauropod)! We also cover dinosaur of the day Mahakala, a small raptor that spent time in the water, the history of #DinosaurDay and more! Listen here: Water, History, The History
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Episode 496: Three new dinosaurs including a new Carnotaurus rival
In our latest #podcast episode, we talk about three new #dinosaurs (two carnivorous theropods and a sauropod)! We also cover dinosaur of the day Mahakala, a small raptor that spent time in the water, the history of #DinosaurDay and more! Listen here:
Celebrate Dinosaur Day with us (I Know Dino, Dinosaurs Will Always Be Awesome, Common Descent Podcast, and Weird & Dead)! Watch live fossil prep, take part in games, and get all your dinosaur questions answered! Plus…be part of the livestream! Register and submit your questions and answers (link provided in the registration email). It all starts at 11 a.m. PDT. on Saturday, June 1, 2024 Dinosaur Day, Living Fossil, June 1, Questions And Answers, Watch Live, Live Streaming, Fossil
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Dino Day: The Big Dinosaur Livestream
Celebrate Dinosaur Day with us (I Know Dino, Dinosaurs Will Always Be Awesome, Common Descent Podcast, and Weird & Dead)! Watch live fossil prep, take part in games, and get all your dinosaur questions answered! Plus…be part of the livestream! Register and submit your questions and answers (link provided in the registration email). It all starts at 11 a.m. PDT. on Saturday, June 1, 2024
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to catch up with Tony and James Pinto, the father and son team who made the documentary Why Dinosaurs? Good news if you’ve been waiting to see it—you can watch it at a number of film festivals this year! Listen here: Film Festivals, Dinosaur Bones, Father And Son, South America, Good News, Documentaries
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Episode 495: Why Dinosaurs? Plus the first dinosaur bones from South America
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to catch up with Tony and James Pinto, the father and son team who made the documentary Why Dinosaurs? Good news if you’ve been waiting to see it—you can watch it at a number of film festivals this year! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we revisited our episode featuring paleontologist Phil Currie, where we talked about his work, his #dinosaur adventures and more! We also had dino of the day Tarbosaurus Listen here:
Episode 494: Tarbosaurus with Phil Currie – remastered
In our latest #podcast episode, we revisited our episode featuring paleontologist Phil Currie, where we talked about his work, his #dinosaur adventures and more! We also had dino of the day Tarbosaurus Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to chat with Kallie Moore, host of PBS Eons! We talk about scicomm, what it’s like to work on such a cool science show, and more. We also cover the latest on #Trex intelligence, dino of the day Xiaosaurus, and more! Listen here: Cool Science, How Its Going, Fun Science, T Rex
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Episode 493: T. rex Intelligence and Kallie Moore from PBS Eons
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to chat with Kallie Moore, host of PBS Eons! We talk about scicomm, what it’s like to work on such a cool science show, and more. We also cover the latest on #Trex intelligence, dino of the day Xiaosaurus, and more! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, what can we learn from #dinosaur brains? We also answer listener questions (what is a modern tyrannosaur anyway? and what’s going on with the “bird legs” Ornithoscelida? Plus dino of the day Dracovenator and more! Listen now: Apple Store, What’s Going On, The Brain, Evolution
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Episode 492: Dinosaur Brains and Early Dinosaur Evolution
In our latest #podcast episode, what can we learn from #dinosaur brains? We also answer listener questions (what is a modern tyrannosaur anyway? and what’s going on with the “bird legs” Ornithoscelida? Plus dino of the day Dracovenator and more! Listen now:
In our latest #podcast episode, it’s all about growth and gait, and how that helped #dinosaurs succeed. Also, dino of the day Limusaurus (it lost its teeth as an adult!) and more Listen here: Patagonia, Jurassic World, Lost
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Episode 491: Titanomachya: The downfall of the titan(osaur)s
In our latest #podcast episode, it’s all about growth and gait, and how that helped #dinosaurs succeed. Also, dino of the day Limusaurus (it lost its teeth as an adult!) and more Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we have two new #dinosaurs! One is the armored stegosaur Thyreosaurus, another is the iguanodontian Hesperonyx. Plus, what do dinosaurs and concrete have in common? Also dino of the day Eotyrannus, and more! Listen here: Portugal, The Day
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Episode 490: A new stegosaur posing as an ankylosaur
In our latest #podcast episode, we have two new #dinosaurs! One is the armored stegosaur Thyreosaurus, another is the iguanodontian Hesperonyx. Plus, what do dinosaurs and concrete have in common? Also dino of the day Eotyrannus, and more! Listen here:
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to chat with paleontologists Aline and Tito about their work with #dinosaurs in Brazil, all the cool scicomm they do, and more! Plus, there’s a new titanosaur Udelartitan, dino tracks in Alaska, petroglyphs and dino tracks in Brazil, dino of the day Orkoraptor and more! Listen here: Alaska, Santos, Brazil, Dino Tracks, Dinosaur Footprint
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Episode 489: South America Spectacular with Tito & Aline
In our latest #podcast episode, we got to chat with paleontologists Aline and Tito about their work with #dinosaurs in Brazil, all the cool scicomm they do, and more! Plus, there’s a new titanosaur Udelartitan, dino tracks in Alaska, petroglyphs and dino tracks in Brazil, dino of the day Orkoraptor and more! Listen here: