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Hello and welcome to I know Dino. I'm Garrett.

And I'm Sabrina.

And today we're going to be talking about Dina Chyrus, which is a very interesting dinosaur and some news.

First in the news, we have a story that comes out of China. There was a truck, like a tractor trailer, carrying some large dinosaur models on a highway.

And when it got to a toll booth, they realized that the dinosaur models weren't strapped down properly,

and they were way too tall to be on the truck.

So there were eight very large dinosaur models,

and the driver got a 200 yuan fine,

which is quite a bit of money for an average Chinese driver,

but it's equivalent to $32.000.

There's actually footage of the crazy truck full of dinosaur models sticking out of it.

Post it online and we have a link in our show notes.

Another news story that came out is that dark matter may have contributed to killing off the dinosaurs.

Although scientists don't know exactly what dark matter is, it has a gravitational pull

on objects in space, which is how they know that it exists in the first place.

Yeah, there's theories about how much dark matter there is in the universe, And I think the latest theories show that there's probably more dark matter than there is

regular matter, because when you look at the way solar systems and celestial bodies move,

you can't account for it with just regular matter.

So every once in a while one of these stories

comes out and they talk about how dark matter affects orbits of things and potentially without

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