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This week we have a special bonus episode for you. We're dropping an episode of, well, that's interesting

in our feed. Well, that's interesting. That's how I like to say it, is a weekly comedy sciencey

show for people who like learning about weird stuff. Like, can hair grow between your teeth?

That creeps me out every time I think about it. I'm not a fan.

Or could we lose our moon?

Sadly, the answer is yes to both.

But WTI tells the story behind the facts and turns out those stories are funny.

We were recently introduced to this podcast and it is so much fun. Jill leaves in so many

cool facts, and there's a wide variety of interesting topics, like why you can't remember

being born or how scientists saw a Jupiter-sized planet crash into a dying star. This particular

episode is all about the Carnian Pluvial event, CPE, sometimes called Carnian Pluvial

episode we've talked about before, which was a really, really long rain about two million years,

and it helped dinosaurs to get to the top of the food chain. Plus for our turtle fans,

there's a segment about a 13-foot-long turtle that lived in the late Cretaceous in the Mesozoic.

Makes me wonder if it had to grow really big so that it didn't get squashed by a sauropod.

I didn't have to worry about that.

Anyway, we highly recommend this show.

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