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Once again, welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home.

Marcus Paff and Reggie Rizzou, bringing you some of the more interesting stories of the day.

On today's episode, why we humans may owe our relatively short lifespan to the dinosaurs.

Another overdue book returned after more than five decades,

and a Belgian family stumbles upon an ancient artifact from the Lost City of Pompeii.

Plus, this week in history takes a look at a Christmas TV movie classic coming up on Cool

Stuff Ride Home.

Well, the quest for immortality is an age-old theme amongst humans, and while the fountain of

youth was never truly discovered by Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon, there is at least one modern-day

scientist who believes humans were originally destined to live much longer lives than we currently

do, until the dinosaurs ruined it, of course.

Juo Pedro de Magliais is the chair of molecular biogaryontology at the University of Birmingham

in England, and his lab studies aging and longevity.

He recently put forth a hypothesis that suggests mammals, of which humans are apart, of course,

were originally built for longer

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