2025-10-20
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She had found and wanted to identify.
And I identified it for her.
I said, it's the tail end of a duckbill dinosaur.
And so as we were leaving, she said, oh, by the way, can you tell me what these are?
And she held out her hand.
And in her hand were five little pieces of bone.
And I knew right away what they were.
I just almost fell on the floor.
You're listening to Lives Less Ordinary from the BBC World Service.
I'm Asya Fuchs and you're about to hear from a man with a deep passion for the distant past.
Dinosaurs have captured his interest and imagination like nothing else.
Today,
Jack Horner is a world-famous paleontologist with credits on Jurassic Park and a lab that's trying to make a chicken look like one of its dino ancestors.
But for the longest time, people told him he'd come to nothing.
Thankfully,