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-Hey, everybody, look what I've got.

-What the...?

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-Professor, where on Earth did you find that?

-Erm, nowhere.

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I just found it, you know?

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Hmm, a likely story.

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Wow! It's so beautiful.

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Yeah, it's all right, I suppose. Here, have a go of it if you like.

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Positions, everybody! We're going live.

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This is Brain Freeze!

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With Dr Knowles...

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Professor McCork...

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and...

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Colin the floor manager.

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Stand by!

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Hello and welcome to Brain Freeze.

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It's time for...

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Today's Big Question!

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Today we're asking, why did the dinosaurs become extinct?

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Oh, I love dinosaurs. They make me feel so young.

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Long before humans ever appeared,

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dinosaurs roamed the Earth for over 160 million years.

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In order to survive, they developed different characteristics

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to best suit the environment they lived in.

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Fierce teeth for hunting, long necks for feeding,

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tough armour for protection.

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Skinny legs for dancing, squinty eyes for lying,

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bonny bellies for tickling.

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Professor, what have I told you before about making up science?

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Erm, was it to stop making up science?

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Oh, sorry, Doctor.

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I think it's time for a short break.

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And we're clear!

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Well, how's the egg doing?

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Erm, I think there's something you two should see.

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THEY GASP

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Look! Something's hatching!

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BIRD SQUAWKS "COLIN"

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Ahhhh.

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-Oh! It said my name!

-Ha!

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It thinks you're its mammy, that's brilliant.

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-Ouch!

-Uh-oh, erm, guys...

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Here comes another one.

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McCork, what have you done?!

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Come on, let's get out of here.

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Oh, crumpets! Positions, everyone!

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Welcome back, everyone.

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I think it's time we got straight to the bottom of this one.

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Today's Big Answer!

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So, Dr Knowles, why did the dinosaurs become extinct?

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There are several theories,

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but most scientists agree that it was probably triggered by a large

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asteroid that struck the Earth about 65 million years ago.

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Those that survived the initial impact

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faced a dramatic change in the Earth's climate -

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an impact winter -

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which may have lasted for thousands of years.

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Most dinosaurs just weren't able to cope

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with such a rapid change in their environment.

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That's so sad, but what do you mean "most" dinosaurs?

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Well, numerous fossil findings have confirmed that a group of

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dinosaurs known as theropods actually had feathers.

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-Feathers? On a dinosaur, are you serious?

-Yeah.

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Most scientist believed that during this time, certain smaller dinosaurs

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were evolving into early forms of the birds we see today.

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Well, it's good to know I'm not the only dinosaur left around the place.

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See you next time, folks.

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You know, Dr Knowles, you're probably right.

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I'd say I shouldn't have brought that egg in at all.

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Really? You reckon?

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Anyway, Colin seems to have the whole thing under control.

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Don't you, Colin?

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BIRDS SQUAWK "COLIN"

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-He's a natural.

-Yeah. You look like you're in a zoo, Colin.

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Believe me, McCork, this place feels like a zoo every single day.

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