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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home.

Marcus Paff joined by Reggie Rizzou.

On today's episode, Dinosaur-era tree saplings are being sold at auction with the goal of spreading their presence across Australia.

Plus, a new study reveals how an aging human immune system fuels cancer growth, and on this day in history, the 1920 bombing of Wall

Street. And was there really a secondary purpose to the Empire State Building's massive spire?

That's all coming up on cool stuff. A tree that was once thought to be extinct with the dinosaurs

will now have six saplings auctioned off to spread

pines around Australia. According to the Good News Network, it was 30 years ago this month that a botanist

in Australia made what they called, quote, the find of the century, when they discovered a strand

of pine trees in the mountains near Sydney that had survived from the time of dinosaurs.

Now, in honor of the anniversary, the Botanic Gardens of Sydney are auctioning off six saplings

to avid horticulturalists in order to spread enthusiasm, interest, and conifer genetics around Australia.

As there is no precedent on the selling of saplings like these, no estimate has been put forth

on what they are worth,

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