#19: This American Dinosaur (Sauropod)

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How do you like your Emojidrome: bumbles, or no bumbles? This week, join NPR broadcasters Andi and Ryan as they stumble through the "Sauropod" emoji, all while asking the hard-hitting questions. Which dino has a place in "The Land Before Time," and which one serves as disposable labor for Fred Flinstone? How many of these Cretaceous creatures are upstanding citizens, and who among them are rock-eating perverts? Are dinosaurs reptiles, and did they exist at all? Stay tuned for Jeff Goldblum impressions, our direct-to-DVD "Boss Baby" ripoff, Wes Anderson's "Toy Story," "Denver, the Last Dinosaur," and more!

Follow along here: https://emojipedia.org/sauropod/

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