Oh, hi, it's your internet uncle, Ali Ward, back with facts and science and stories and

the second-ever episode of Smaller Gs, which is a new spin-off of quick to still-aligie

episodes that we've shrunk down and de-filthed so you can listen in a classroom or on a road

trip with your in-laws.

I don't know what your in-laws vibes are, but maybe you need a clean version.

Also if you want the full version of this episode, it's linked in the show notes and

there are also bleeped full versions available, but small or small, and they'll show up right

in this feed every other Thursday.

Now as usual, regular brand new full-length episodes of Oligies come out on Tuesdays.

We're just launching this double on a Tuesday because I got married to your pod mom and

Jared Sleeper last Saturday and I'm taking this week off to go see family in Montana.

My first vacation in nine years, I'm very excited.

Okay, this intro is already too long.

Let's get to fossils, dyno digs, prontosources, titanus, sorai, flimflam, Jurassic Park.

What does a dinosaur taste like?

Museum secrets and more.

In this episode two, Smaller Gs with paleontologist Michael Habib.

Now, you study movement of animals and that's kind of how you got into paleontology.

What is paleontology only about fossils or is it just about living things of that era?

So paleontology, it doesn't necessarily have to be about fossils, but it historically

kind of was.

It was considered to be the study of fossils essentially, although it more literally

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