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Would you lick a 65-million-year old dinosaur poop? Granted, it’s not a question many people ask themselves – but for George Frandsen it’s a firm, “Yes!”. Not merely a dinosaur fossil hunter, George is specifically on the hunt for coprolites, the more scientific term for ancient dino dung. Already the proud owner of the world’s largest collection of dinosaur poo fossils, we join him on his quest to discover more of these rare fossils. Far from being just an amusing curiosity, coprolites can unveil a surprising amount of clues into the lives and diets of dinosaurs. As for the licking part, well that’s maybe best left for George to explain.

Credits:
Narrator Shane C. Campbell-Staton

Digital Producer & Director Mark Atwill
Digital Producer Tom Heyden

Visual Effects Lola Post Production
Post Production Envy Post Production

Archive
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) US National Archive

Archive Producer Martin West

Executive Producers (BBC)
Helen Thomas
Andrew Cohen

Showrunner (BBC) Kirsty Wilson

Assistant Director of Programming, PBS Digital Studios
Mike Martin

Operations Coordinator, PBS Digital Studios
Allie Erim

Executives in Charge for PBS:
Maribel Lopez
Diana El-Osta
Adam Dylewski

Walking with Dinosaurs: Unearthed is produced by BBC for PBS Digital Studios.
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