69. Chicago's Field Museum and Sue the T-Rex

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The Shark Deck. During the week, I found myself in Chicago and I

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went to the Field Museum with my
daughter. I hadn't planned on doing this

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as an episode, but I've always
got a recorder with me and we were

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having a great time, and this
episode is a lot of fun. The

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Field Museum is located on Chicago's Lake
Michigan. Sure, it's a little south

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of Millennium Park and the Bean if
you know what I'm talking about, a

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little north of Soldier Field. You're
probably familiar with the NFL and the Bears

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play there, and they've got over
there the aquarium, the planetarium, and

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the Field Museum as you're here.
As we were walking through, they had

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these quizzes and we started playing the
quizzes and the audio. Every time I

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shut off the recorder, I'm like, that was gold. So this is

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a lot of fun. This is
my daughter and I being a little goofy

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at the Field Museum. The museum
opened in eighteen ninety four and has a

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collection of yearly forty million artifacts and
specimens. The nice lady at the gate

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let me in free, but we
just had the basic admissions, so we

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couldn't go to some of the exhibits. Here in late April of twenty twenty

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three, there's an exhibit of Europe's
first Kings. We didn't get into that.

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We did not get into the Cyrus
Tang Hall of China. We did

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not get into death Life's Greatest Mystery. But we did check out Sue the

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t Rex, which was awesome.
We easily spent four hours there and the

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only reason that we stopped is because
the museum closed. We were walking around.

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They were like bing. The museum
closes in fifteen minutes, and we

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took of those fifteen minutes eighteen minutes. Hi, how are you great?

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Great? Thanks resident, non resident. All right, you guys, I

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just want to wod ticket for today. Yes, please, here you go,

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think it day. Thank you up. You have a good one.

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Nice. So on Tuesday, Illinois
residents getting free, which I am not.

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The woman hucked it up. That's
cool. Just came up to a

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bison and this particular specimen has traveled
thousands of miles, part of the Franklin

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Jeff's bi centennial exhibit, which visited
Paris, Warsaw in London, New York,

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San Francisco, and here in Chicago. Big stuff Bison, pretty cool.

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Oh wow, so we found a
gorilla that lived in Chicago and Lincoln

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Park Zoo in the nineteen twenties.
Wow. Gorilla died in nineteen fifty one.

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His mounted remains have been on display
at the Field Museum ever since.

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Wow, it's a zebra. I
don't say about the zebra other than it's

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a zebra. It's pretty cool by
zebra. I like the zebra. Hey,

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do you ever realize you're stating right
in front of a dinosaur skull and

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not realize it? Well, you
don't want me paying attention to any details.

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It's the underground adventure. It's for
a whole new world beneath your feet.

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You will shrink two one hundred times
smaller than your usual size. Wander

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through worm tunnels, roam through generals
of roots, let's go. I don't

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really know what that means. It's
an underground adventure, and it's not included

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in basic admission. No underground adventure
for you. I'm so excited about the

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underground event. Nope, no underground
adventure for you. Welcome to Ancient Egypt.

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Wait, the exhibit really begins one
slide up after reconstructed tomb. You

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might want to start there, take
the stairs behind you. Good advice.

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All right, So do you think
Egypt is the colorful sign that says what

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is an animal? But do you
think it's this thing that looks like at

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two? I guess very clearly,
no data. I don't know. It

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could be the one with the squid
and the stingray and the seagull and the

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little kids. This looks like an
Egyptian two. Yeh, wow, oh

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I see, And that's where we
were downstairs, and it tell us twelve

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year oh need, but thirty foot
dropped down on a mummy. So right

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now we're in a recreation with Reola
moved. Yeah, no, one's getting

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wow. Back up in the main
lobby. The lights of the Egyptian tombs

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put me to sleep. Enjoyed it, but the darkness and my apparent laziness.

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But now we're checking out the dinosaur. Maximo is his name? Hello,

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I am Maximo, the titanosaur.
You can text him at eight four

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four ninety nine four three four six
six attempted to do it? Should I

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text him? I'm gonna text him. See what happens? Yeah, text

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him? Let's text hello. He's
not answering his texts. Eight four four

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nine nine four. I got it
right. I didn't text a random person.

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Do you need the one? Maybe
I don't think I need the one?

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Maybe he'll text me later. What
should we see the First Pains of

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Europe? I'm gone, how I
definitely want to see the featured exhibit.

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The first piece or Eupe is not
included. Basic and no first things for

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you, no underground adventure for you. But you did get in free.

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Perhaps we can see the second Kings
of Europe. This is a show about

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death. Death, Life's greatest mystery
not included, but you did get in

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free. We've made our way through
Africa, which is including what's the TV

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picture of a goat? It's kind
of darkness, looks the most to meet

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them, I see. Oh no, I'm trapped. I'm mesmerized by what

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horrible things about that happened to goat. I'm sorry, mister Goat. That

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thing goes and expected at all.
It's time for African trivia. You name

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three African deserts, Sarah, yes, you have ten seconds, Gobi,

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that's good, and and the one
that we're going to be like, wow,

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that was really obvious. Let's look
what is it? Sahara? The

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Calahari and the Libyan, none of
which are the Gobi. Next question,

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how much of Africa is dry grasslands? Yeah? Five seconds? What's good

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nat thirty five percent? I'm gonna
say thirty six percent. I want it,

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okay. I kind of giraffe and
I said a phrase, giraffic parks.

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Here's the pitch you Jeff Golden for
one teen He goes, wait,

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you combine dinosaur DNA with a giraffe. What are you thinking? And then

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Chris Pratt will do the movie and
it's basically Jurassic Park with giraffes. There's

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some giraffes to eat one hundred and
seventy five pounds of food a day.

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It's amazing. Hippos on the eat
ninety in their way bigger, but it's

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because they don't really move that much. You don't need as m chanlegy.

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You have not been in San DIEGOZ
right, No? So I love what

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they did there. It's open like
this, but like whoever built it knows

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like the giraffe can't step over,
like the twelve foot pit or whatever.

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It is so like you're just there. I'm like standing when an actual draft

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is close, but there's no fence. That's amazing. Yeah, I'm just

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excited about traffic. Park. Signify
a giraffe. Trivia question number one,

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How does a draft defend itself?
I'm not sure if it's a joke with

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a pun or not. The answer
by flight, not fight. A giraffe

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runs away. Next question, how
does a hippo defend itself? I think

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it charges the answer what hippo?
I feel these games got it going on.

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Final question for one thousand points.
How does a rhino defend itself?

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The rhino has to charge the answer
by showing anger anger in all caps exclamation

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point. The rhino is not messing
around, and it will charge. No

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will charge, but there is no
hippo. Welcome to Lake Ecosystems. Trivia.

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Our question, can you guess the
weight of this big fish? Let

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me describe the fish. It's let's
say I'm five nine. It's probably about

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five feet tall and weighs two hundred
pounds. Can you guess the weight of

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this big fish? It just gave
you a clue. I'm going to guess

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the lower. Ever guess the answer. A single nile perch may weigh up

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to four hundred pounds. You lose. Yeah, but It doesn't say this

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fish. It just says no.
It clearly says this big fish. Yeah,

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But this doesn't say this is ways. It says a single nile perch

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mayway. So you've believe there's a
question with a trick answer. Yes,

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I think the trick question how much. I don't think this fish weighs war

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to pounce. It's pretty hollow.
I think this actual fish weighs about twelve

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exactly. That's what I'm saying.
It's time to play. What's that loud

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noise? Are you ready? My
question to you is the gorilla agitated or

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playful? I think it's playful.
I think it's playful. Agitated the gorilla

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is about to kill you? Oh
no, all right, let's play again.

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Next sound. My question to you
is the gorilla crouchy or relaxed?

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Grouchy? It sounds grouchy, but
I feel like gorilla trivia is a trick,

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and this guy's gonna be relaxed.
I'm gonna say he's relaxed. The

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answer. Both young gorillas grumble to
let others know when they're getting too close.

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Other grimbling sounds say it's okay to
come closer. So so far we've

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been killed by two gorillas? More
sounds? Is this going to be a

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different sound? Ye, this question
is totally different. The first question was

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is the gorilla agitated or playful?
This question is the gorilla angry or scared?

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Ready? Ah, I'm scared?
That was scary. Was the gorilla

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scared or just we're scared? I
think the answer both. Next question,

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new sound, is the gorilla cranky
or content? Let's listen, I'm gonna

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say both. I'm gonna say content. The answer contents. I'm an oh

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for foreign gorilla. So we find
ourselves in a part of the museum describing

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Hawaii volcanic eruptions. And now we
found another quiz. It's time to play.

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What do you know about Pacific geology? First question, how fast does

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the sea floor spread? I don't
even know what units to put it in.

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I'm going to say three kilometers a
year. The answer the sea floor

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moves about four inches every year,
or a mile every sixteen thousand years.

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I was slightly off, and that
is the fastest moving of all of Earth's

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tectonic plates. All right, I
hope for one at least, and I'm

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being killed by monkeys. Second question, how old are the Hawaiian Islands five

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seconds. You have to guess the
Hawaiian Islands are ten thousand years old?

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All right, you say ten thousand
and I'm going to say they are ten

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thousand and one years old. The
answer they are seventy three million years old.

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I won that one. Next question, what is the ring of fire?

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What is the ring of fire?
I think I know this one.

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What is it? It is the
if you start drawing in along the Asian

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coast, kind of by Japan,
and then up the coast to Conchaca and

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then down Alaska, it's like where
the earthquakes could happen. Probably a better

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way to describe it, which will
find when I lift this panel. But

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that's what I think. The ring
of fire is. Ring of fire.

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At the edge of the Pacific Ocean, many geological plates collide. Dramatic volcanoes

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that result are theme today's volcanos,
among them Mount Fuji and Mount Saint Helens

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have given this region the name Ring
of Fire. Our final question of Pacific

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geology trivia is what's Earth's tallest mountain? Why is Earth's tallest mountain? I'm

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going to go with Mount Everest.
Are you sure yes? The answer Mona

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Key on the Big Island of Hawaii's
thirteen thousand, hundred ninety six feet above

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sea level, more than thirty three
thousand feet above the base on the ocean

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floor, so we were measuring from
the bottom of the ocean. We tripped

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you. I feel like that could
have been described in the initial question.

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Take it up with mister Field.
Dear mister Field, I wish to protest

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your trivia question now. If that
happened at Wednesday Night Trivia, I would

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totally protest a lot of trick questions
at the Field Museum. But we were

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not killed by any guerrillas. We
have found a toll trivia a lot of

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trivia at the field. Who's him
the question? Which of these plants can

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survive on an a toll? Let
me ask you. Can a coconut survive

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on an atoll? Yes? The
answer? Yes? All right, Let's

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make this a little harder. Can
an orange survive on an athole? No?

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No, two for two? All
right? Next question? First question?

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What is a pandanis? Second question? Can a pandanis survive on an

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athole? I don't know what it
is, but I think it can survive

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on an athol? Yes? Adanas
can grow all over atolls. They seem

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to be some sort of tree.
All right, one more arose. Can

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a rose survive on an atol?
The answer no, This delicate plant would

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wither in the athol. Now I
have a question for you, Oh no,

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what is it? My question is
what is an atol? An atol

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is like a little spit of sand
in the middle of the ocean. Somewhere.

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Is there somewhere where we can verify
that this is Okay, We're just

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gonna going that is the answer that
seems right, seems right. It must

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be an answer somewhere. They probably
told us we don't even know what an

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AD's hole is, but a rose
can't grow on it. Is this gonna

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get dark? We're walking to the
part where they tell us the US denadated

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sixty seven atomic test bombs on the
Marshall Islands. Is this going to be

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like the goat where I'm like,
oh cool, the beach and then there's

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a mom's gonna go off. Field
Museum is very tricky. Oh, now

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we're in the climate change part.
We moved on to the nuclear part.

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Oh, we got over the nukes
pretty quick. Look at this Field Museum

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has an awesome Matt painting game.
I'm looking here at a sailboat on a

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beach, but the beach kind of
evolves into a picture of a beach,

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and they've curved the walls like really
really good, Like I didn't take a

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picture of this, and this will
look realistic. We have found our way

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to the Dimesaurus and we both walked
in and we were like, Wow,

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I want to know what this one
is. This looks totally cool. All

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the signs on the other side,
All right, Despotosaurus, a smaller cousin

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of the t Rex. This looks
like the thing that would eat you at

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Jurassic Park. Totally So the real
skull is the one we saw downstairs.

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Yes, that's a reconstruction, but
they have the real skull. Yes.

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And the rest and most of the
body is a real phospic Yes, me,

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I wonder what I separated the real
skulls room. Here's an ankles sourus.

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These are the tanks the Mesozoic era
found. A Parasura Lapis kind of

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looks like Jardara Biggs. But I
found a button quill and push to hear

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the voice of the Parasura Lafis.
I'm in now, it is expecting.

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Sue. The t Rex habitat forested
floodplains diet meats length forty and a half

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feet, estimated weight about ten tons. Sue was about thirty years old at

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the time of death. Sex unknown. When scientists talk about Sue as a

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specimen, they used to pronoun it. You'll see it pronouns when we talk

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about Sue the fossil. Sue was
also an Internet celebrity to follow. Sue

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at At Sue the t Rex one
word hometown, Faith, South Dakota,

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diet mostly Ham is the Internet celebrity. I don't think the actual t Rex

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eight Ham housemate Maximo, the titanosaurs
on Maximum as well, enemies, asteroids,

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interests love this Jeff Goldbloom, Chicago, Sports role playing Games. Sue

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is named for Sue Hendrickson, who
discovered the dinosaur in nineteen ninety during a

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commercial excavation trip north of Faith,
South Dakota. Hendrickson's bought at a few

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large vertebrae jutting out out of an
eroded bluff to follow a hunch there might

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be more beneath the surface. In
the end, it took six people seventeen

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days to extract the dinosaur's bones.
After the discovery, three parties embarked on

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a five year custody battle that ended
up in a public auction in nineteen ninety

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seven. Highest bid or the Field
Museum. They bid eight point four million

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dollars, the most money ever paid
for a fossil at option suit debuted at

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Stanley Field Hall in May of two
thousand twelve. Museum preparators spent more than

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thirty thousand hours preparing the skeleton,
plus another twenty thousand hours building the exhibit.

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At more than forty feet long and
thirteen feet tall at the hipped,

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Sue is physically the largest t Rex
specimen discovered. Out of more than thirty

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two Rex skeletons that have been found, Sue is also the most complete from

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round ninety percent. The museum has
two hundred and fifty of the approximately three

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hundred and eighty known bones in the
t Rex skeleton. In twenty eighteen,

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they disassembled and took Sue from Stanley
Field Hall and moved Sue to the Griffin

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Halls of Evolving Planet. Which is
this audio here checking about Sue the t

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Rex. Very impressive. Two of
the sounds they have, It's as if

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it's well learnt till So that's the
Field Museum. We had a wonderful day.

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