Dean Lomax

And it's a little bit like if you think of owls where they're flying at night and they've got silent flight where they'll reduce that noise and they'll snatch away their prey like mice and things.

It's the same sort of thing that we had with these ichthyosaurs when they're hunting in the dark, murky conditions.

Yeah, definitely, yeah.

So we thought about that as well, that potentially you might be able to replicate these structures and put them on things, say, like wind turbines to reduce noise from wind turbines.

And so there is real possibility that an ichthyosaur of 180 years

Because my story is really so unconventional, it's kind of a case of like, you can do this as well.

And I always say that having your passion and being persistent and having patience is really, really significant, clearly all the three Ps.

And it's not just necessarily for children, but I guess anybody listening to this who wants to get into paleontology or the sciences, it's a case of like you gaining as much experience as possible, but also be willing to take some risks.

Really put yourself out there like I did when I first went out to Wyoming, but also you've got to have fun.

And being that kind of person who was told, no, you're not good enough, I think it's so significant for somebody like me to just say, I've just got to go out there and do it.