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Dinosaurs: Myths & Reality (1995)

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A documentary host challenges what viewers think they know about dinosaurs. It uses models, fossils, and expert interviews to separate facts from common myths.

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What happens

Dinosaurs: Myths & Reality is a 1995 British television documentary, hosted by Fred Applegate and directed by Graham Holloway; aimed at families, it tests viewers knowledge about dinosaurs, utilizing graphics, paintings, museum replicas, moving models, clips from movies, dinosaur fossils and interpretations by paleontologists Michael Brett-Surman and David Norman. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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