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I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast

What is a raptor and how did they use their claws?

I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast

I KNOW DINO, LLC

Iknowdino, Science, Dinosaurs, Dinosaur Podcast, Earth Sciences, Dinosaur, Natural Sciences, Education

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🗓️ 18 September 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Dinosaur of the day Huayangosaurus, a smaller Chinese relative of Stegosaurus.

Interview with Ari Rudenko, the founder and artistic director of Prehistoric Body Theater, a performance company that uses dance to teach about paleontology and evolution. His show, Ghosts of Hell Creek, is currently fundraising to go on tour.

In dinosaur news this week:

  • A new study finds that raptors likely used their claws for grasping or restraining prey
  • A new fully rooted Triceratops tooth is on display at Casper college in Wyoming
  • The Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands 3D printed some missing bones of their new Triceratops

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0:47.8

I'm Garrett.

0:49.4

This week in our 251st episode, we have some dinosaur news, including how Diononicus may have used its

0:57.9

claws and 3D printing some triceratops bones. We also have an interview with Ari Rudenko,

1:04.7

who we first interviewed years ago about his stage performance Ghosts of hell Creek, which is all about

1:11.6

dinosaurs and dancing like a dinosaur. And we have dinosaur of the day, Huangangosaurus,

1:18.5

and of course a fun fact, which is about velociraptors and other raptors. It's a fun with

1:24.2

raptors episode. It is. But before we get into all of that, we'd like to thank some of our patrons for supporting us.

1:32.0

And this week we'd like to thank Kyle, Brendan Kavanaugh,

1:36.0

the Tolbert family, Sean Tanagaki, Remy Rodriguez, Marcy, Rohan, Bradley, Bilal, Avery, Crispy, Joaquin, Jeb from Arkansas, Aden James, and Albertosaurus.

1:52.0

Yes, thank you so much for all your support. It got us to 250 episodes, which we aired last week on the Bone Wars and of course this episode,

2:01.2

and we're going to keep going because of amazing dinosaur enthusiasts like you.

2:05.9

And if you want to join this growing community,

2:08.8

then check out our page at patreon.com slash I know dino.

2:12.5

Jumping into the news, as promised,

2:14.8

we have an update on how raptors like Dinanicus use their claws,

2:19.8

and this is according to an article by Peter Bishop published in Pier J. So if you think about

2:25.7

what raptors might have used their claws for, and of course when I'm talking about their

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