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Oct 1, 2026
AnthonyHOST
So the summer reading program next year in Nebraska, and probably a lot of other states, is mystery-themed.
AnthonyHOST
So my program, my show is called The Mystery at Mount Jurassic.
AnthonyHOST
The Mystery at Mount Jurassic.
AnthonyHOST
So I just posted a couple days ago on my Facebook page the, the flyer, so my kinda rough draft flyer.
AnthonyHOST
I'll probably update it a tiny, tiny bit, but if you wanna go check out my flyer, just go to Stomp Chomp Roar on YouTube, on Facebook, and you'll be able to see that.
6 MINS LATER
AnthonyHOST
So some dinosaurs had big nasal cavities.
AnthonyHOST
[sniffs] Ah.
AnthonyHOST
Do you think dinosaurs had, did they have gross things in their nose? Did dinosaurs sneeze? Wouldn't that be wild? Would it be like Jurassic Park, that Brachiosaurus? All right, that is our fun fact.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This scientific project blew my mind.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Scientists spent a decade using largely intact fossils of Jurassic-era arthropods, specifically the ancestors of modern crickets and katydids, to construct credible versions of what their sounds were like.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They did this by studying 10,000 frames a second video of their modern descendants.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They were then able to reconstruct the same movements of the same or similar appendages and then use both machine learning and AI to output the sounds.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What results 135 million years later is a beautiful, if eerie, soundscape of what a Jurassic insect symphony might sound like.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Keep up the great work and I hope you check this out in this New York Times article.
Dileep RaoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's really terrific.
ArnieHOST
Kyohei discovers the monster's massive footprints are radioactive.
ArnieHOST
Kyohei returns to Tokyo, where he says Godzilla is an ancient dinosaur from the Jurassic era.
ArnieHOST
It likely lived under the crust of the earth, but the recent hydrogen bomb testing brought it from its home, seeking more sources of food.
ArnieHOST
Kyohei thinks the monster should be studied for its resistance to radiation, but the government tries to kill it with depth charges.
20 MINS LATER
StewartHOST
I believe that H-bomb testing might have freed it.
StewartHOST
And if you're finding trilobites and radioactive sand from two million years ago in the footprints, then you're definitely suspicious that this is a creature that has been around for a long time that was sleeping and was awoken."
ArnieHOST
Never mind the Jurassic Period was 56 million years ago.
ArnieHOST
Man was wandering around two million years [laughs] ago, but okay.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
His working day had started unpropitiously, since an aeroplane survey of the nearly exposed rock surfaces showed an entire absence of those archaean and primordial strata for which he was looking, and which formed so great a part of the colossal peaks that loomed up at a tantalizing distance from the camp.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Most of the rocks glimpsed were apparently Jurassic and Comanchian sandstones and Permian and Triassic schists, with now and then a glossy black outcropping suggesting a hard and slaty coal.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
This rather discouraged lake, whose plans all hinged on unearthing specimens more than five hundred million years older, It was clear to him that in order to recover the archaic slate vein in which he had found the odd markings, he would have to make a long sledge trip from these foothills to the steep slopes of the gigantic mountains themselves.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
He had resolved, nevertheless, to do some local boring as part of the expedition's general program.
1 HR 26 MINS LATER
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
The ceaseless five-pointedness of the surrounding architecture and of the few distinguishable mural arabesques had a dimly sinister suggestiveness we could not escape, and gave us a touch of terrible subconscious certainty concerning the primal entities which had reared and dwelt in this unhallowed place.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
nevertheless our scientific and adventurous souls were not wholly dead and we mechanically carried out our programme of chipping specimens from all the different rock types represented in the masonry We wished a rather full set in order to draw better conclusions regarding the age of the place.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Nothing in the great outer walls seemed to date from later than the Jurassic and Comanchean periods, nor was any piece of stone in the entire place of a greater recency than the Pliocene age.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
In stark certainty, we were wandering amidst a death which had reigned at least 500,000 years, and in all probability even longer.
Kelsey MillsHOST
And so the oldest one is the Cambrian, and that one is about 542 million years to 488 million years.
Kelsey MillsHOST
Then we have the Ordovician, the Silurian, Devonian, the Mississippian and Pennsylvanian, which sometimes you'll see as the Carboniferous, the Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Paleogene, Neogene, and the Quaternary.
Kaylee JohnsonHOST
Yes.
Kaylee JohnsonHOST
And that's all going from
DavidHOST
This overall family is pretty widespread.
DavidHOST
They're known from North and South America, Europe and Africa, mainly in the late Jurassic.
WillHOST
Mm-hmm.
DavidHOST
The most famous of this group is probably Diplodocus, which is an extraordinarily famous and well-studied, uh, large sauropod, which are known very abundantly from the Morrison Formation, which is latest Jurassic, uh, rocks that are found in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming across, uh, our country of the United States, and that's where they have been most well-studied.
DavidHOST
This research presents new diplodocid fossils from a similar formation, a similar late Jurassic formation in Spain, the Villar del Arzobispo Formation.
DavidHOST
Same age as the Morrison Formation here in the US, also lots of dinosaurs, also lots of sauropods.
DavidHOST
They are describing diplodocid or diplodocid remains.
DavidHOST
This is a really cool-
Johnny VaughanHOST
At one, here it comes.
Johnny VaughanHOST
Jurassic vomiting killer found off Norway coast.
Johnny VaughanHOST
What?
Will ManningSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes.
Sunta TempletonHOST
What?
Johnny VaughanHOST
Jurassic vomiting killer found off Norway coast.
Sunta TempletonHOST
What on earth does that mean?
Johnny VaughanHOST
Who knows? What the hell's going on in Norway? Yep.
Dylan WilmethHOST
Instead, their job is to carve Earth's history into well-dated slices so that all scientists can have the same language for time.
Dylan WilmethHOST
Maybe you've heard of the Jurassic Period, the Mesozoic Era, or the Pleistocene Epoch.
Dylan WilmethHOST
These names were coined long before the ICS, but the commission made them official with real dates in time.
Dylan WilmethHOST
Don't worry, I'm not gonna do a full history of the ICS and certainly not of every era.
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