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Not Just Because - Dinosaurs

Not Just Because - Dinosaurs

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Welcome to Not Just Because, a fun and curious podcast for young explorers! Each episode features playful conversations, big questions, and storytelling designed especially for curious kids. Together we’ll discover amazing dinosaurs, explore fast cars, visit mighty castles, and learn about all kinds of fascinating topics from politics to physics that spark young imaginations. Whether it’s roaring like a T-Rex or wondering how castles were built, Not Just Because is all about learning, laughing, and exploring the world together.©2026 Mutual Pledge Incorporated
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  • Could T. rex Swim? Dinosaurs and River Crossings!

    Could T. rex Swim? Dinosaurs and River Crossings!
    Jun 25 2026
    Tyrannosaurus rex had tiny arms and massive legs — so what happened when a river blocked the path? Scientists have found clues in ancient riverbeds and fossilized trackways that suggest some dinosaurs could handle water better than others. The episode dives into how big theropods, sauropods, and duck-billed hadrosaurs may have dealt with deep water, and what scratch marks on ancient river bottoms can tell us about prehistoric swimming.
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    8 min
  • Dinosaur Eggs and Baby Dinos — Did Dino Parents Care?

    Dinosaur Eggs and Baby Dinos — Did Dino Parents Care?
    Jun 23 2026
    Dinosaur eggs came in all shapes and sizes, but how did they actually hatch — and did the parents stick around to help? From nest-building hadrosaurs to the surprising clues fossils leave behind, this episode unpacks what scientists know about dinosaur parenting. Along the way, expect plenty of wonder, a few jokes, and a roar or two.
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    9 min
  • Why Did Some Dinosaurs Have Huge Crests and Frills?

    Why Did Some Dinosaurs Have Huge Crests and Frills?
    Jun 23 2026
    Parasaurolophus had a long, hollow crest on its head, and Triceratops sported an enormous bony frill — but what were they actually for? From honking through tube-shaped crests to showing off flashy headgear, dinosaurs used these structures for communication, display, defense, and even staying cool. The science behind these spectacular features reveals how natural selection shaped wildly different solutions across millions of years of prehistoric life.
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    9 min
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