The Mysteries About True History's podcast is back for season two.

If you're a kid who would love to travel through time to solve cool mysteries,

perplexing puzzles, and tricky riddles,

then this podcast is the perfect audio treat for you.

Every week, join me, Molly, and my best friend Max,

as we take our problem-solving skills to amazing places like ancient Egypt,

ancient Greece, or the Galapagos Islands in 1875 to help out the one and only Charles Darwin.

We never know where we're going to wind up or what we're going to find, which is all part of the fun.

So put on your time-traveling shoes and listen as a family.

You can listen to mysteries about true

histories on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, September 29th, 2025. And we begin with a chance to park a life-size dinosaur in your driveway. A theme park in New Jersey is closing up shop and auctioning off all its enormous animatronic attractions. Field Station dinosaurs in Leona posted dozens of its Jurassic Giants on Facebook marketplace,

including a 39-foot Tyrannosaurus rex, advertised as slightly used, well-loved, for $2,700.

Also a 16-foot-tall rubber triceratops with limited motion and sound for 1,600, and a velociraptor for 700. In a statement, the park's

executive director asked and answered, where do 30 plus dinosaurs go when their park closes? Hopefully,

to a good home, or maybe a few unexpected places. We're ready to let the public make their best offers.

Just be sure you've got a

big backyard. Field Station officially goes extinct on November 9th. Did the NFL fumble its

halftime chance with Taylor Swift? We may never know. But according to celebrity journalist Rob

Shooter on Substack, negotiations between the singer

and the NFL fell apart over Taylor's demand to own footage of her performance, much like she

now does with the Masters for her music. Shortly after that news broke, the NFL announced

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