Tracy Alloway

God, I feel like we're going to get emails from a million...

Maybe not a million, a few paleontologists out there complaining about some of our classifications.

So I apologize in advance if I got that wrong.

A prehistoric mammal, I think, is an accurate way of describing woolly mammoths.

Well, so I looked this up after you mentioned that because I was very surprised.

I did not know this.

It's from a category that is very closely related to dinosaurs.

So it's the way people make distinctions between like silosaurs and dinosaurs.

I don't really understand them, all those distinctions.

But apparently, you know, scientists or experts in this have agreed.

I have something embarrassing to admit, which is for the longest time I kept saying petrodactyl instead of tetrodactyl.

You're not the first, I'm sure.

All right.

Shall we leave it there?

Okay.

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