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I love dinosaurs
National Geographic puts together two dinosaur stories with a question and answer period with children before each segment. See a new never-before-seen dinosaur, the Jobaria. Meet Sue the T.rex, she's 67 million years old and is the world's largest and most complete T.rex ever found.
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- "National Geographic puts together two dinosaur stories with a question and answer period with children before each segment. See a new never-before-seen dinosaur, the Jobaria. Meet Sue the T.rex, she's 67 million years old and is the world's largest and most complete T.rex ever found."
- "National Geographic puts together two dinosaur stories with a question and answer period with children before each segment. See a new never-before-seen dinosaur, the Jobaria. Meet Sue the T.rex, she's 67 million years old and is the world's largest and most complete T.rex ever found."@en
- "Kids can't get enough of dinosaurs. National Geographic takes them behind the scenes of the latest dinosaur discoveries."
- "Two programs on finding dinosaur remains, including one never before seen dinosaur discovered on an expedition sponsored by National Geographic."
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- "I love dinosaurs"
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- "I love dinosaurs!"
- "I love dinosaurs Africa's dinosaur giants ; Sue the T.rex"