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Ep. 6: The Fall of the Dinosaurs
- By: Ellie Sans, Clare Chadburn
- Narrated by: Professor Ben Garrod
- Jul 10 2019
- Length: 26 mins
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What listeners say about Ep. 6: The Fall of the Dinosaurs
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- Mary Houston
- 03-27-23
Dinosaurs
This podcast was really amazing. Some of it was review but it was stitched together so cohesively w newer information. Great for Dino fans of all ages! Thank you!
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- Anonymous User
- 02-13-23
Interesting and entertaining
I quite liked this book, it reminded me of my geology class and the unit about different time periods. Personally I think it was a bit too short but it was still a good listen
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- Glownabee
- 07-25-22
Fantastic!
Who knew that dinosaur science had changed so much in the last 30 years? An engaging, tightly written, and information-packed production.
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- Ruth Crofts
- 05-24-22
Brilliant
Enjoyed it so much. Mind blowing at times but not too technical and 30 minute episodes means that you aren't overloaded with info. Recommended!
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- Kaija Arnell
- 05-10-22
Wow!
I learned so much! I loved it! it was like being a big kid. All I could talk about for weeks was dinosaurs, correct false assumptions and enlightening new idea.
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- Noda RN
- 08-02-21
All time audible original favorite
Listen to it twice in a day! Fascinating informative fun. I loved it. Will recommend it to many in my family.
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- sallts
- 07-29-21
An amazing history lesson
I was captivated by this telling of the history of dinosaurs. The author includes many specialists in their field to add detail and believability. I found myself pausing just long enough to look up pictures and take notes. Wish all Professors could do this good a job. Plan to relisten multiple times!!
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- Branwenn Faelan
- 07-01-21
I love Dinosaurs
lots of good information. included most of the newer theories of dinosaur evolution. I love dinosaurs when I was a kid when they were dumb drab lumbering "reptiles". They are even more intriguing since so many diligent researchers are discovering new species, derailed chacteristics and even behaviors of these amazing creatures.
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- Levi Vance
- 02-20-21
More please!
I love this! Please create at least 10 hours more of dinosaurs, this was spectacular.
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- Becky Perdue
- 02-09-21
Wow!
I loved this! What an amazing look at snagging animals. I listened to the entire series in 2 days.
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- Christian B
- 12-22-22
Really enjoyable
I’m more interested in the oceans than dinosaurs however I found this podcast more user friendly than the other one on oceans, so make of that what you will. However this was another really enjoyable and interesting listen.
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-20-22
Just loved it!
A fantastic production, easy to follow, lots of interesting facts, it was just like so easy to listen to so informative and so fun.
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- Furballs
- 04-18-22
Very interesting
Really enjoyed this podcast, excellent narration and story line, not sure if the title is a little misleading as the information sometimes felt it was pitched at children but either way a great listen, can we please have a follow up podcast
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- Jacol
- 02-10-22
BRILLIANT!
Excellent podcast. Highly recommended for when you’re going on a long run and want to get lost in all this amazingly easy to follow information about these fantastic beasts.
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- Izakdu
- 11-30-21
Fantastic
Really well done. Fantasticly written and performed. Great to rediscover something from the ancient past
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- Katie York
- 08-12-21
Perfect for a dinosaur lover!
Interesting, informative and in simple English. Have thoroughly enjoyed this series. Would love to hear more!
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- A_Del
- 08-01-21
More episodes, please
Best listen in a while. It’s so versatile and insightful. The topics explored are not what you’d expect in the best possible way. Please do more episodes because it’s so so so so good.
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- Carey
- 09-01-22
Very interesting
Never been overly interested in dinosaurs, maybe it's because I never got taught how the science worked to get answers. Now I'm hooked.
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- MickFromOz
- 12-20-21
Fantastic
Very interesting, very suited to audio books. Very educational. Highly recommended, Was a great read