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i spent a lot of time around dinosaurs. let's talk about dinosaurs.d bring dinosaurs back, because they are not here, you know, we have bones, except in the flintstones, you ever see the flintstones? >> i someone and there was a dinosaur. >> and there's dinosaurs and people at the same time. it's a cartoon, there were never people and dinosaurs. anybody knows of bei theme songo the flintstones? it goes ♪ flintstones, meet the flintstones ♪ ♪ -- it's rhythm changes. if rhythm changes. and i tell you some jokes and mike i don't know, it may have been written down me and i have not read them. i'm reading them to you cold. listen to this. why did a dinosaur across the road? >> to go flying -- >> he didn't cross the road because in the paleolithic era, there were... no... no roads. ♪ ♪ may i introduce you now to dr. nathan smith, the paleontologist here at the natural -- natural history museum, that's where we are, right. >> i wanted to know what was the biggest dinosaur tooth and what dinosaur owned it might >> some of these teeth that i brought right her

what was this dinosaur -like? it lived 100 i this dinosaur —like? is a herbivore and would have just eaten - about it? it is a herbivore and would have just eaten plans l about it? it is a herbivore and i would have just eaten plans and you can see from the huge size it would have a eaten a huge amount of food every day, probably over hundred and 20 kilosjust every day, probably over hundred and 20 kilos just to every day, probably over hundred and 20 kilosjust to keep its enormous body going, so it would have spent most of its day eating. they moved in herds and trying to imagine a whole herd of these creatures wandering patagonia in the crustacea is amazing idea. the wandering patagonia in the crustacea is amazing idea-— is amazing idea. the question is, is this the biggest _ is amazing idea. the question is, is this the biggest dinosaur _ is amazing idea. the question is, is this the biggest dinosaur ever i is amazing idea. the question is, is this the biggest dinosaur ever or i is amazing idea. the question is, is this the biggest dinosaur ever

the devastating impact is blame for making dinosaurs extinct. after a long winter period, the earth continues to be had by asteroids, closely small ones. but in 19 o 8, there was a giant explosion in the skies over seberio. and in 2013 the people in the russian city of kenya bins got a very nasty shock. we wanted to find out whether we should be worried to have a tree and touting bag in eastern germany as home to a high tech telescope. oh he is his hat shook. this is the centerpiece of the observatory. i can see come a telescope. he used to detect asteroids that come too close to earth and he did it yet. it's an outcome. it's perfect for the job. yeah, good on for certain literature. if it has a relatively large field of view, that means we can sometimes image several asteroids at once and in the area we're photographic. or you can fly, you can see a lot of the sky with this telephone line, right? the us has been hit by many asteroids before, which is why early detection is important. the telescope in talton bag is part of a global network of ob

the devastating impact is blame for making dinosaurs extinguish. after a long winter period, the earth continues to be had by asteroids, leslie, small ones. but in 19 o 8, there was a giant explosion in the skies over siberia. and in 2013 the people in the russian city of talia bins got a very nasty shock. we wanted to find out whether we should be worried a tree and how tim bag in eastern germany is home to a high tech telescope. oh, he is, his hat shook. this is the centerpiece of the observatory acquisition. come a telescope. he used to detect asteroids that come too close to earth and he did it yet. it's an outcome. it's perfect for the job. yeah, yeah. i've been wrong for certain literature. it has a relatively large field of view. that means we can sometimes image several asteroids at once in the area. we're photographic, or you can fly. you can see a lot of the sky with this telescope. my right. the us has been hit by many asteroids before, which is why early detection is important. the telescope in talton bag is part of a global network of

we took our favourite dinosaur dippy on a tour all around the uk, but this is the largest dinosaur thatit took a team of 18 people two weeks to piece this giant jigsaw puzzle together. and tell us a bit about what this creature was like. so it lived 100 million years ago? yes. so it was a herbivore, which means that it only ate plants and its huge size meant that it needed over 120 kilos of plants every day just to keep moving. so it would have had to spend most of its time just eating. they lived in herds, so they roamed in groups across kind of cretaceous, patagonia, which would have been a really richly forested landscape with volcanoes. it must be an astonishing sight seeing a herd of these. and, you know, the natural history museum is famous for dippy the dinosaur. how does this compare in size? yes. so dippy is... maybe seems quite big when we first see it. but compared to this, actually, this is so much bigger. so dippy would have been about a quarter of the size that we're standing under would have weighed 57 tonnes when it was alive. fantastic. and one quick question, is this t

it's now beyond doubt that some bob away has plenty to offer on the dinosaur front. as confirmed by the discovery of imperious sorrows which has not yet been found anywhere else in the world. some 66000000 years ago, an asteroid. more than 10 kilometers in diameter, crushed into the earth. the devastating impact is blame for making dinosaurs extinguish. after a long winter period. the earth continues to be had by asteroids, mostly small ones. but in 19 o 8, there was a giant explosion in the skies over siberia. and in 2015 the people in the russian city of talia bins got a very nasty shock. we wanted to find out whether we should be worried a tree and how tim bag and eastern germany is home to a high tech telescope. oh he is, his hat shook. this is the centerpiece of the observatory acquisition. come a telescope. he used to detect asteroids that come too close to earth and he did it yet. it's an outcome. it's perfect for the job. yeah. yeah. the new romance, a certain literature, it has a relatively large field of view. that means we can sometimes image several aster

reporter: the titan dinosaur still holds some mysteries.knows where the creatures grow so big or why they came to die out. but their size and existence puts our own existence into perspective. david: before we go, if you watched last night's program, you would've seen a story about the komodo dragon. tenant, we end on cheetahs. india has welcomed the birth of for cheetah cubs more than 70 years after the animals were declared officially extinct there. the cubs were born in the cuno national while park wildlife century five days ago but were only spotted by officials on wednesday. ok, no more animal stories for a while, at least. i'm david willis. thanks for watching worlnews america. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ anno

this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth.re are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and it just about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is, yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia, in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they were joined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what this titan

this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth.00 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we've had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is. . .yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they werejoined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what this titan of the cretaceous p

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this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is, yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they werejoined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what t

i wasn't aware of what type of dinosaur it was or the importance of it. i knew enough to start the ne stage of processing it. >> woods is an archaeologist who stumbles the medieval period. don't write modernity when compared to the age of the dinosaurs. >> i look at things from about 800 years ago and here's this footprint from 165 million years ago. >> she is one of the co-authors of a recently published study that confirmed the footprint is from a giant theropod. the print revealed a new dinosaur behavior, squatting. >> what they have said is quite significant about this is that it's the only one of its kind in the world that shows behavior of a dinosaur of this kind actually taking a rest. >> i love the idea of it helping tell the story that the fact that these thorough pods could take risks and may be admire the coast. >> exactly. >> to protect the footprint from the elements, fossil collectors carefully removed it from the rocky cliff. that's when they realized another fossil hunter had spotted the same print just not fully exposed a few months earli

anchor: a skeleton of a dinosaur has gone on display in europe area. reporter: the giant that roamed 101 million years ago, it's one of the biggest known dinosaurs. an exhibition showing it. in order to sustain the body, they need to eat a huge amount of food. they probably needed about 120 kilos of food. they would have spent most of the time grazing. reporter: argentinian farmer called and 218 bones. the skeleton is bones is pieced together like a puzzle. >> the skeleton is 35 meters long. xx announcer: this program was made possible in part by caesars entertainment, tom campion, utopia foundation, the cloobeck family, masimo foundation, mgm resorts, and nv energy.

just dinosaurs >> it was my speed yeah, basically.e of the first kind of wave of covid. and so, i think as probably everybody made movies and tried to make the comparison between that and covid but it did kind of make sense. i mean, we were talking about dinosaurs every day with my son. but also this -- making something big that families could go see >> jimmy: yeah >> seemed -- seemed good at the time it was like a big movie. the scale was really massive it was dinosaurs no one asked me to play that before and it seemed interesting. and that everyone in the family could see it was just -- and that it was kind of the metaphor of everyone's fighting this invisible enemy that they have no precedent for, made sense. it's also by one of the writers of "a quiet place" too, as well so, it's action, but it's also kind of a thriller as well on top of being family >> it is but you -- but kids -- kids can see it but, yeah, it is, hopefully, scary. >> jimmy: yeah and how -- is it tricky to act opposite of, what is it, a a tennis ball? what are yo

your favorite dinosaur? too busy.any children outside of stanley are called "camp kids" and those children up until about the age of 10, they either have a settlement school, or a traveling teacher. and then at 10, they'll go into stanley at the boarding school there. (sophie fouron) o.k. (mallory barnes) so there are three traveling teachers for the remote farms. and then there are four settlement schools on the bigger farms. and they're permanently open. - what happens when you're not here? - they have telephone lessons. - telephone lessons? - yeah. it used to be radio lessons, and everybody could listen in on their radio sets. so there was one teacher that used to read through this book. i can't remember what book it was, but people would tune in at the right time to hear the rest of the story. but it's on the telephones now. and another teacher phones when i'm not here. - every day? - yes. - so this system is for how many kids total, right now? - i think less than 20. if these kids were ignored until they go to th

. >> jimmy: you applied to it dinosaurs? >> right.or. it's done by the bbc and apple. we go in the field, use state-of-the-art science and show how dinosaurs lived based on the latest archeological evidence. it's not just biting and fighting. they're rearing their young. there's a lot of scientific breakthroughs that have been happening? the last few years and we depict that. we shoot the plates in nature then add cg dinosaurs that are photo real like we developed around "lion king." it plays like a live-action documentary, except it's set 60 million years ago. >> jimmy: it looks like planet earth, then david attenborough narrating it. >> right. >> jimmy: i've told my 5-year-old there aren't my dinosaurs and we don't have to worry about them coming. [ laughter ] he believed it for awhile, until now he sees this, he thinks there are dinosaurs. >> there's a t-rex walking down hollywood boulevard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're contributing to the fake news in our society right now. but it's fun to watch. i like the biting and fighting, d

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(upbeat music) dinosaurs -- that the tail of these dinosaurs could act like a whip.makes that cracking noise. it is because the tip of the whip goes twice the speed of sound. i think the way they got this was to impress the females by making loud booms.

this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth.ast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we've had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy, so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is, yeah, it's amazing. the bones were unearthed at a ranch in patagonia in argentina just over a decade ago. as scientists got to grips with the scale of their find, they were joined by sir david attenborough. he also got a chance to see what this titan of the cretaceous period might have looked like. now the exhibition is complete, the dinosaur is ready for its moment in the spotlight. so, one of the first things you notice is the huge toothy grin with these pencil—like teeth. they're constantly on the mov

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it's not just dinosaurs , is it? so not just dinosaurs, is it?d all have a right to see. and so if you've got a few gp's gbnews.uk, we've got all the top stories straight after the weather. hello there. i'm greg hurst. welcome to your latest broadcast from the met office. there is sunshine and showers for many today, perhaps some longer spells of rain later, but a mild one for everyone looking the bigger picture. low pressure still dominates the weather pattern. winds generally coming from the southwest, meaning a mild picture. and into the weekend it stays unsettled, though perhaps this brief ridge of pressure moving in on of high pressure moving in on sunday to give a dry interlude for this morning. quite a lot of cloud across the uk. there are some sunny spells already, but plenty of around to start plenty of around to that start the southeast. but this rain should slowly clear away into the afternoon. we'll see a mixture of sunny spells and showers . many some of the showers. many some of the showers. many some of the showers could be heavy a

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