This is possible. I'm Roman Mars.

Anyone who has had kids knows that they go through obsessive phases that can last anywhere

from a few days to several years. I went through a lot of phases growing up.

That's producer Emmett Fitzgerald. There was a brief train phase. Then in

preschool I was obsessed with farming equipment. I could list obscure

European tractor brands off the top of my head like an old Italian wheat farmer.

But I think my most intense obsession, like many kids, was dinosaurs.

I knew more about dinosaurs at the age of five than I do now,

and I was all but certain that I would one day become a paleontologist.

I don't know exactly where this dinosaur obsession came from, but I think part of it was just that dinosaurs looked so cool.

I had all these books filled with incredible drawings of colorful dinosaurs leaping around, roaring, and tearing into one another.

I fell in love with the artwork in those books.

And at least for the time being, art is the only way we experience dinosaurs.

We can study bones and fossils,

but barring the invention of time travel,

or some Jurassic Park resurrection scenario,

we will never see these animals with our own eyes.

There are no photos or video,

which means that if we want to picture how they look,

someone has to draw them.

Hello, I'm Dr. Robert Bucker,

known to the folks in North Texas as Jurassic Bob.

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