Mesozoic Mechanics

Mesozoic Mechanics takes prehistoric animals apart and looks at how
they were built.

Not what they hunted or when they died out — how the machinery worked.
How a sauropod held eleven metres of neck in the air. How a pterosaur
with a ten-metre wingspan got off the ground. How a tyrannosaur jaw
handled forces that should have shattered it.

Every episode is a single structure, examined properly, with the
evidence laid out — including where the evidence runs out and
reconstruction begins.

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