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Hello and welcome to I Know Dino.

Keep up with the latest dinosaur discoveries and science with us.

I'm Garrett.

And I'm Sabrina.

And today in our 520th episode, we've got something a little bit different since we're on parental leave. We're sharing an episode from the Common Descent podcast where they had us on to talk about I Know Dino and what we've been doing over the years and we had a lot of fun talking to them and thought you might be interested in hearing it.

Yes, it was part of their spotlight series where they talked paleo science with paleo people, and it was a lot of fun.

We always have a good time hanging out with David and Will.

So this week we're sharing that episode with you.

I think it's worth sharing at the very least because we got to cover one of my favorite topics, which is how Titanic is connected to dinosaurs, two of my favorite subjects.

I think that's the first thing we got into.

There's some other highlights, too, like what we've learned over the years,

podcasting about dinosaurs.

We try not to talk too fast.

It's like we still talk too fast, but yeah.

We're working on it.

How we learn from our mistakes, what it's like being a dinosaur fan, how to read between the headlines about dinosaur news, because sometimes it's a bit over the top.

And why we like working with fellow science communicators?

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