EPISODE · Apr 8, 2020 · 22 MIN

The Dunk

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August was so excited to talk about his favorite prehistoric fish, & our podcast logo, the Dunkleosteus. The "Dunk of the Sea" was at the top of the food chain in the age preceding the dinosaurs. Leave answers to the listener questions in the comments, or tell us what bones you'd like to discover & what you'd name them! "Whorl Tooth Sharks of Idaho" courtesy of Ray Troll & The Ratfish Wranglers.

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August was so excited to talk about his favorite prehistoric fish, the Dunkleosteus. The "Dunk of the Sea" was at the top of the food chain in the age preceding the dinosaurs. In case you need to visualize the Dunk even better, our podcast logo features the skull we talk about on this episode! Next time you eat soup, try suction feeding! Leave answers to the listener questions in the comments, or tell us what bones you'd like to discover and what you'd name them!

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