Emergency Aid, the Warmest August, and T. Rex Tracks
Sam and Leah explain why international emergency aid reached fewer people, how scientists measured the warmest August in a global record, and what four giant North Dakota footprints can reveal about a likely adult T. rex.
Show notes
In this episode
- 0:01 Opening and preview
- 0:40 Why emergency aid is reaching fewer people
- 4:43 How scientists measured the warmest August
- 6:41 Four giant steps from a likely T. rex
- 8:44 Recap and discussion question
Sources and context
- Why emergency aid is reaching fewer people: ALNAP and The Guardian
- How scientists measured the warmest August: Copernicus Climate Change Service and Copernicus Climate Change Service
- Four giant steps from a likely T. rex: Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology and Denver Museum of Nature & Science
