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Triceratops

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Oct 28, 2026

speaker_2HOST
36:21
Birds are technically avian dinosaurs, so some dinosaurs survived.
speaker_2HOST
36:27
But the enormous, dominant, iconic dinosaurs like T. rex, Triceratops and Brachiosaurus disappeared completely.
speaker_2HOST
36:39
86% of all species on Earth vanished within a geologically brief period.
speaker_2HOST
36:46
The asteroid impact may have been the deadliest thing that ever happened to Earth's biosphere, but in a strange way, it was also the most important.
KarenHOST
47:56
I don't know.
KarenHOST
47:58
Triceratops.
JackHOST
47:59
Triceratops.
JackHOST
48:00
It was always the
KarenHOST
48:01
Triceratops.
KarenHOST
48:03
A big Diplodocus thing.
JackHOST
48:05
Well, you couldn't lose that one, could you?
speaker_2NARRATOR
22:26
Quizá otro T. rex, quizá una manada muy grande de herbívoros capaces de trabajar juntos.
speaker_2NARRATOR
22:33
Pero incluso un solo Triceratops, aunque fuera grande, tendría que respetar ese poder.
speaker_2NARRATOR
22:41
El Cretácico también nos dio al Triceratops, el herbívoro de tres cuernos que se hizo famoso por sus combates con T. rex, aunque la evidencia de enfrentamientos reales entre ambos es sorprendentemente escasa en el registro fósil.
speaker_2NARRATOR
23:00
Lo que tenemos son algunos esqueletos con lesiones curadas y algunos fósiles que muestran interacción, pero no mucho más.
speaker_2NARRATOR
23:12
También estaba Velociraptor, más pequeño que T. rex, pero increíblemente inteligente y letal.
speaker_2NARRATOR
27:57
Sin poder producir energía, las plantas murieron rápidamente.
speaker_2NARRATOR
28:03
Los dinosaurios herbívoros, privados de alimento, comenzaron a morir de hambre.
speaker_2NARRATOR
28:10
Un Triceratops o un Apatosaurus no podía sobrevivir sin plantas.
speaker_0NARRATOR
18:50
Perhaps a very large herd of herbivores capable of working together.
speaker_0NARRATOR
18:55
But even a single Triceratops, although large, would have to respect that power.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:02
The Cretaceous also gave us Triceratops, the three-horned herbivore made famous by its battles with T. rex, although evidence of actual confrontations between the two is surprisingly scarce in the fossil record.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:18
What we have are some skeletons with healed injuries, and some fossils that show interaction, but not much more.
speaker_0NARRATOR
19:27
There was also Velociraptor, smaller than T-Rex but incredibly intelligent and deadly, a group hunter with a sickle-shaped claw on each foot that could cut and tear.

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speaker_0NARRATOR
25:41
One group survived.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:43
Birds.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:45
You see, even before that impact, even while T. rex hunted and Triceratops grazed, some dinosaurs had been evolving into birds.
speaker_0HOST
15:52
So there's Gileadosaurus and Tyrannosaurus.
speaker_0HOST
15:58
and Triceratops and Pterodactyl and Stegosaurus and Apatosaurus and Ankylosaurus.
speaker_0HOST
16:11
There was wild excitement at Harry's house.
speaker_0HOST
16:14
Harry and the dinosaurs were getting ready for a party.
speaker_0HOST
16:21
Rah! Party! cheered the dinosaurs.
speaker_0HOST
16:25
And there's a picture of Harry putting his jacket on with all the dinosaurs with him.
speaker_0HOST
16:29
And Triceratops is inside a bucket while Mum waits somewhat patiently at the front door.
speaker_0HOST
16:38
But then Sam set off, leaving Harry behind.
Whitny BraunGUEST
5:28
For me, one of the most fascinating elements of this entire story is, again, the breadth of time, right? The scope of time that we're looking at that we're going all the way back to 1960, going to trial in 1961.
Whitny BraunGUEST
5:41
And I remember the first time you were telling me the details of this case, I said, this case is sort of like if I were out wandering in the woods and I just found a Triceratops.
Whitny BraunGUEST
5:51
Like, wait a second, you don't belong in this era, Triceratops.
Whitny BraunGUEST
5:54
What are you doing here? And here we have the Chester Uyghur case that is from this archaic time in our legal system.
Whitny BraunGUEST
6:02
But but.
CaseyHOST
102:58
My favorite dinosaur.
CaseyHOST
103:00
Oh, it's a Triceratops.
CaseyHOST
103:03
Sure, sure.
CaseyHOST
103:04
Why? Because they're little and angry.
Melinda DodsonHOST
37:05
And then the Raptor encounter, where you can meet a life-size raptor, usually blue, from the Jurassic World series, opened in 2015.
Melinda DodsonHOST
37:14
They used to have the Triceratops encounter, which existed before it was in the space that Velocicoaster is in now.
Melinda DodsonHOST
37:22
But it was definitely not as exciting as the Raptor encounter is now.
Melinda DodsonHOST
37:27
They also have the lower level of the Discovery Center, which is an interactive play area meant really more for kids.
Jeff HarmatzHOST
14:02
Say whoops.
Cody JosephHOST
14:06
Jeff, where does a triceratops like to go swimming? I could go swimming.
Cody JosephHOST
14:16
Triceratops? Yeah, where is the Triceratops? I have no idea.
Cody JosephHOST
14:19
At the dino shore.
Cody JosephHOST
14:21
Fantastic.
speaker_0HOST
8:24
The overwhelming majority of the iconic dinosaur genuses that we know were either first discovered or simply got a lot of new samples to work with and were made iconic by the amount of publicity these guys received.
speaker_0HOST
8:36
This includes Triceratops, Stegosaurus, some remains of Tyrannosaurus, Apatosaurus, and many, many more.
speaker_0HOST
8:43
It is also where Brontosaurus confusion comes from.
speaker_0HOST
8:46
One of the scientists, I forget which one of these two crazy guys, had already discovered Apatosaurus.

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