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Making Waves: The Dinosaur Theory That Didn't Hold Water

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Ever felt like the rug was pulled out from under your feet when a fact you held dear was debunked? That's the rollercoaster we're riding in our latest episode, where we tackle the towering tales and myths about dinosaurs that have shaped our understanding since childhood. Prepare to have your mind blown as we dissect the controversial claims against the existence of Triceratops, the identity crisis of the Brontosaurus, and the emotional whirlwind that comes with science's ever-evolving narrative.
Now, imagine a T-Rex paddling in your local lake – sounds absurd, right? Well, that's exactly the kind of contentious theory we're debating, thanks to Brian J. Ford's aquatic dinosaur hypothesis. From feathered velociraptors to the Spinosaurus's transformation from land titan to possible water dweller, we're peeling back the layers of paleontological evidence while dishing out a healthy dose of scientific skepticism. Prepare to have your preconceptions challenged as we discuss the powerful influence of cinema on public perception and the real science that paints a vastly different picture.
By the time we reach our final thoughts, you'll be questioning everything you thought you knew about these prehistoric giants. We delve into the cultural phenomenon surrounding dinosaurs, from the romanticism of rare discoveries to the ideological battles mirrored in paleontology. Amidst sharing nostalgic anecdotes and pondering the implications of contrarian views, we reaffirm the dynamic and sometimes tumultuous relationship between science, education, and the stories we tell about our ancient, reptilian predecessors. Join us for a conversation that's as deep and engaging as the fossils that inspired it.

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Chapters

1. Making Waves: The Dinosaur Theory That Didn't Hold Water (00:00:00)

2. Debunking Dinosaur Myths (00:00:15)

3. Dinosaurs (00:10:23)

4. Debunking Dinosaur Walking Myths (00:21:11)

5. Debunking Dinosaur Myths (00:26:05)

6. Debating the Fascination With Dinosaurs (00:32:16)

16 episodes

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Ever felt like the rug was pulled out from under your feet when a fact you held dear was debunked? That's the rollercoaster we're riding in our latest episode, where we tackle the towering tales and myths about dinosaurs that have shaped our understanding since childhood. Prepare to have your mind blown as we dissect the controversial claims against the existence of Triceratops, the identity crisis of the Brontosaurus, and the emotional whirlwind that comes with science's ever-evolving narrative.
Now, imagine a T-Rex paddling in your local lake – sounds absurd, right? Well, that's exactly the kind of contentious theory we're debating, thanks to Brian J. Ford's aquatic dinosaur hypothesis. From feathered velociraptors to the Spinosaurus's transformation from land titan to possible water dweller, we're peeling back the layers of paleontological evidence while dishing out a healthy dose of scientific skepticism. Prepare to have your preconceptions challenged as we discuss the powerful influence of cinema on public perception and the real science that paints a vastly different picture.
By the time we reach our final thoughts, you'll be questioning everything you thought you knew about these prehistoric giants. We delve into the cultural phenomenon surrounding dinosaurs, from the romanticism of rare discoveries to the ideological battles mirrored in paleontology. Amidst sharing nostalgic anecdotes and pondering the implications of contrarian views, we reaffirm the dynamic and sometimes tumultuous relationship between science, education, and the stories we tell about our ancient, reptilian predecessors. Join us for a conversation that's as deep and engaging as the fossils that inspired it.

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Making Waves: The Dinosaur Theory That Didn't Hold Water (00:00:00)

2. Debunking Dinosaur Myths (00:00:15)

3. Dinosaurs (00:10:23)

4. Debunking Dinosaur Walking Myths (00:21:11)

5. Debunking Dinosaur Myths (00:26:05)

6. Debating the Fascination With Dinosaurs (00:32:16)

16 episodes

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