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Hello and welcome to I Know Dino. I'm Garrett. And today we'll be doing something a little bit different, since this is a previously

recorded episode. You'll be listening to it a few weeks after we record it. And so we're not going to talk

about the news. Instead, we're going to do a review of one of our favorite dinosaur museums, as well as

a discussion about another dinosaur that was discovered last year called Changu Raptor.

So first we're going to start out with the review of the Black Hills Institute in South Dakota.

We've mentioned the Black Hills Institute previously when we were talking with Pete Larson in our very first episode,

and we mentioned the documentary Dinosaur 13, which talks about their discovery of the

large T-Rex skeleton sue and the ensuing legal troubles.

But there's still a ton to see at the Black Hills Institute, even though they don't have

sue anymore.

The Black Hills Institute is located kind of by Sturgis and Deadwood in South Dakota.

You've probably heard of those cities before.

And the Black Hills are best known for Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse.

Both of those huge sculptures out of the rock are located really close, actually, to the museum.

So the museum building portion of the Black Hills Institute is in, I think, what used to be a school theater.

If it's not, it's very much that style of building. So it's got, you know,

kind of a not so wide room, but very long. And then it's got a little stage on one end of it.

And the stage is kind of fun because they've repurposed it to store all of their aquatic life fossils, and then there are

some things kind of extending past the edge of the stage that are suspended from the ceiling,

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