A 245 million years old fossil named Nyasasaurus parringtoni was officially determined the earliest known dinosaur on 4th December, 2012; meaning dinosaurs had roamed the Earth at least 10 million years earlier than the previously believed "dawn of the dinosaurs."
Unearthed in Tanzania in the 1930s and mostly ignored for decades, the fossil’s story was broug ... Show More
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When Lennon Met McCartney
The Quarrymen took to the stage at a parish fête near Liverpool on 6th July, 1957: the event that first brought together the brains behind the Beatles, teenagers John Lennon and Paul McCartney. John oozed cool with his swagger, sideburns, and low slung guitar. Paul, watching in a ... Show More
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Sailing Alone Around The World
Captain Joshua Slocum set sail from Nova Scotia in The Spray, his revamped oyster sloop, on 3rd July, 1895: the first solo circumnavigation of the world. Sailing alone for no reason other than pleasure was considered a fool’s errand at the time, but, motivated by the death of his ... Show More
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Dinosaurs (Remastered) | Can't Sleep? Learn About the Reptiles That Ruled the Earth
Drift off with a calm, educational bedtime reading about dinosaurs. Learn about their history, habitats, and legacy while your body relaxes and your mind lets go. Benjamin Boster’s natural, steady voice makes it easy to fall asleep peacefully. No whispering, no hypnosis — just ge ... Show More
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<p>A Dinosaur Named Sue Join us today as we learn about the most complete T-Rex skeleton ever found, a dinosaur affectionately known as Sue.</p>
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<p><a href="https://www.britannica.com/topic/Sue"><u>https://www.britannica.com/topic/Sue</u></a></p>
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