Bird Pinkerton

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1,078 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2d ago

Bird Pinkerton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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They were not sort of perfect specimens of dinosaurhood.
Each one was an individual dinosaur with its own little trials and tribulations, I guess.
Is there something that trace fossils have helped us?
Are there ways that they've sort of changed our understanding of some of the skeletons that we've received or sort of upended things that we thought we understood about dinosaurs?
Dinosaurs?
So they were going in through, sorry to be crass, the butthole.
I'm such a child.
Yeah.
They want to... Sorry, I love that you're saying this just sort of like casually and we all know.
Sorry, they use beetles to clean... Okay, great.
Yes.
Fact I learned.
But... Yes.
So if we return to sort of the questions you were laying out at the beginning about, say, like, Alvarsaurus, why does it have such tiny little finger claws?
Could trace fossils potentially help us kind of answer the questions that are posed by these skeletons?
How would you know it was an alvarosaurus coprolite?
And what, I guess, what keeps you interested?
in sort of trying to piece everything together.
I love that.
Riley, thank you so much for coming on, talking to us about dinosaurs.
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