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UK slash Wondery. Hello and welcome to I know Dino. I'm Garrett.

And I'm Sabrina.

Today we'll be interviewing Kieran Pym, who is the author of The Bumper Book of Dinosaurs, published in the UK,

and recently published in the U.S. under the title Dinosaurs the Grand Tour.

You may have seen in the news that there's a recent discovery of a quote-unquote dragon dinosaur that was found in China.

It was actually discovered several years ago in the Chi-Jang city in central China. It was

discovered by a few people who were digging in a pond, and they discovered some large dinosaur

vertebrae, but they haven't found any leg bones, which are usually what they use to characterize the weight of a dinosaur,

so you can't tell too much about them.

In the past, people have theorized that the Chinese dragons may stem from all the dinosaur fossils

that can be found throughout the country.

And I think this is just the latest example,

especially in these cases where there aren't any legs found.

You could imagine those wispy Chinese dragons that float along

being mistaken for dinosaurs, or dinosaurs being mistaken for those dragons. So the dinosaur that

they've found, they've named Chi Zhang Long, and it's a Mementia Sorid, which is the type of long-neck

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