T. rex Arms & BEARDOGS! | Natural News from The Field Museum | Ep. 6

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Papers/Articles:

Sue Lends a Hand for Science

Unsung Heroes of Science - Norma Pfeiffer

Beardogs! ...They’re a Thing:

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Host, Producer, Set Design: Emily Graslie
Written by: Emily Graslie, Mark Alvey
Contributions from: Susumu Tomiya, Robb Telfer, Bill Simpson, Pete Makovicky, Franz Anthony

Camera, Editor, Graphics, Sound: Sheheryar Ahsan
Animation: Brandon Brungard
Music: Jason Weidner
Additional Imagery: Studio 252mya
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This episode is supported by and filmed on location at:
The Field Museum in Chicago, IL
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[Kaneanite]

I came for Emily doing T. rex arms in a thumbnail and stayed for the news.
I would like to thank Sue for lending a hand to science.

[dynamicpiece]

Bear Dogs!!!! You mean with the power of cloning I could actually have my own Naga from the Legend of Korra. :-)

[SECONDQUEST]

Woo! Norma Pfeiffer! An excellent and amazing scientist! Small scientists deserve more recognition as they also do great things.

[zaxmom]

I absolutely love the unsung hero parts of these videos! Never stop!!!

[CrankyPantss]

Very interesting, as always. Learning something that I didn't even know that I didn't know is always a good thing, you know?

[tiny-shieldmaiden]

Hi! I wanted to say thank you for all your videos! You've inspired me to continue my education after I graduate. I want to study vertebrate evolution. I'm not in a place in my life where I can simply switch majors or career paths, but I'm going to continue studying and learning until I'm in a position where I can work in this field. Your videos reawakened my passion for science and the natural world, and I'm so very grateful to you for that. And specifically as a woman, you gave me confidence that I can succeed as a scientist. So thank you! Stay awesome!

[highoctanefury]

I've been sub'd since the beginning of this channel. I just realized how calming Emily's voice is.

[briperryyt]

I was just at the Field Museum last weekend and the whole time I was gabbing about this channel the entire time.

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I seriously love this youtubr channel so much. So neat.

[willCollett]

Thanks Emily for your presentations. Good learning fun =)

[winanci]

Added bonus: that smile and that hair <3

[margaretteragram]

Thanks for your hard work this year! So jazzed on the new show, can't wait to keep learning with you in 2017 :D

[MAR]

you are awesome! we look forward to every episode. we have watched every episode from the beginning.

[anderfelswarden]

I LOOOOVE the brainscoop channel. So glad I found it (via the video w/ Kaitlin Doughty)!

[Rettequetette]

This video has the best thumbnail I've seen in months on YT.

[greenbeevideo]

I can't wait for the cool research news on the T-rex arms!
Also, happy holidays to the whole Brain Scoop crew! :)

[hotdrippyglass]

Nice work Emily. Happy Holidays however you celebrate them.

[MeganVideoBlog]

Emily Judy makes my soul so dang happy

[MadisynBowen]

bEARDOG BABIES WOULD BE SO CUTE! What would they be called? Cubbies? Pubs?

[leerose]

I love sue. And your raccoon. Adorable.