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      "body": "Quetzalcoatlus lived around 70 to 65.5 million years ago during the Cretaceous period and was discovered in North America.\nWith a wing span averaging around 11 metres, quetzalcoatlus was the largest animal to have ever taken to the skies. It was so tall, it could have looked a giraffe in the eye and had the ability to walk on all fours, using its gigantic folded wings as front limbs.\nScientists have debated how a creature as large as a private plane, could have ever flown. It was believed that they had hollow, lightweight bones and powerful forelimbs which helped them to catapult themselves into the air. Once airborne, they would use their large wings to soar, using air thermals to keep them aloft. \n\n\nSpinosaurus lived around 100 to 92 million years ago during the Cretaceous period and was discovered in Egypt.\nReaching a huge length of almost 50 feet, the new addition to the “Land of the Living Dinosaurs” is the largest and longest predatory dinosaur in the exhibit, staying true to scientists’ belief that spinosaurus was the largest predator to ever roam the earth!\nWith large cone shaped teeth and a long crocodilian shaped jaw these fearsome predators specialised in hunting giant fish and were the first dinosaurs known to swim.\n\nthe permian period \n\nThis period saw a world with giant insects including cockroaches and dragonflies, as well as the transformation of ancient rainforests into arid deserts and the arrival of the ancestors of Reptiles & Mammals.\n\nThese mammal-like reptiles included Gorgonops – one of the largest carnivores of the period. They are instantly recognisable by their oversize canine teeth, used to pierce the tough hides of their prey! The Permian period ended with the largest mass extinction in Earth’s history and some of the planet’s ecosystems took 30 million years to recover.\n\n\n251-199.6 MILLION YEARS AGO\n\nAfter the extinction of many permian species, Archosaurs and then eventually Dinosaurs would begin to become the prominent species on Earth.\nEoraptor is widely regarded as the first ‘true’ dinosaur. They are known to have had both carnivorous and herbivorous teeth, so could have been a very adaptable omnivore. This period also saw the arrival of the first flying vertebrates – the pterosaurs! They had wings formed from a membrane of skin and muscle.\nThe end of the triassic was marked with another major mass extinction – one which allowed the dinosaurs to become dominant.\n\n\n199.6-145.5MILLION YEARS AGO\n\nWidely known as the ‘Age of Reptiles’ the Jurassic saw a change in climate due to continental shifts that created new coastlines and lush rainforests.\nThe Dinosaurs dominated these lands, herbivorous species including Stegosaurus with it’s distinctive back plates and tail spikes, would have co-existed with much larger sauropods like Diplodocus and carnivores including Allosaurus. The first primitive birds including Archaeopteryx also appeared in the late Jurassic.\n\n\n145-65.5 MILLION YEARS AGO\n\nDuring the Cretaceous period the Earth had a relatively warm climate and life continued to flourish.\nEarly mammals began to evolve but the Dinosaurs continued to dominate the land. Some of the most recognisable dinosaurs lived during this period, including Velociraptor, Triceratops and the infamous Tyrannosaurus rex – one of the largest land predators of all time!",
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      "body": "ingredients:\n\nrice\negg \npeas \nany type of meat\npepper(spice)\nsoy sauce\noil\n\nEquipment:\n\nfrying pan\nknife \nchopping board\nbowl\nstove\nspoon\n\ninstructions\n\n1:first you get the peas out of the freezer and DE-ice it\n2:secondly, pour the sweetcorn into a bowl\n3:once the peas have DE-iced put it into the same bowl as the sweetcorn\n4:after, pour a small amount of oil into the frying pan and turn the fire on \n5: then,smash the egg and put it into the pan\n6:now , take the egg out (when done) and put the rice in\n7:next add the soy sauce and the vegetables\n8:cut the meat into small pieces and put it in\n9:add the egg and add the pepper\n10:give it a good stir until rice is brown and meat is cooked \n11:clean up and enjoy\n\nBY WILLIAM AGE:9",
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      "body": "The Vikings were not all bloodthirsty raiders. Some came to fight, but others came to Britain to live peacefully.\nTheir longships brought families who settled in villages. There were farmers, who kept animals and grew crops, and skilful craft workers, who made beautiful metalwork and wooden carvings. Everyone lived together in a large home called a ‘longhouse’.\nThe Vikings also brought with them their way of life and beliefs. The Norse people worshipped many gods and loved to tell stories of magic and monsters around the fire.\n\n Everything had to be done by hand on a Viking farm, so life was tough. Farmers grew oats, barley and wheat. Then they ground the grain to make flour, porridge and ale. They planted vegetables too, and kept animals like cows, sheep, pigs and chickens.\nOther Vikings were craft workers. They made the things that people needed. Woodworkers and leatherworkers made plates, cups, belts and shoes. Jewellers made rings and brooches from precious metals. Blacksmiths hammered and twisted red-hot iron into tools, knives and swords. Potters baked clay pots in an oven heated by wood fires.\nPeople took these goods to market to sell. Here a family could buy anything from amber beads and apples, to walrus tusks and wolf-skins. Viking traders sold their goods even further away. They sailed the seas to buy silver, silk, spices and furs to bring back home.\n\n The Norse people had their own laws and government. The community would gather together at a meeting called a ‘Thing’. Here they would settle problems and make decisions.\nPeople could vote on what should happen. For example, the Thing might decide who owned a piece of land or how to punish a criminal. All this was overseen by a chieftain or a judge known as a ‘law-speaker’.\nViking laws were not written down, so laws were passed from person to person by word of mouth. People who broke the law became 'outlaws'. They were forced to live in the wilderness and anyone was allowed to hunt them down and kill them.\nVikings could also settle arguments with a fight. They held a type of duel, known as a ‘Holmgang’. Whoever won the duel was seen as being favoured by the gods.\n\n At the top of Viking society was the king. He was the most powerful person in all the land and everyone looked up to him.\nBeing a king cost a lot of money, because they had to make sure their kingdom was safe and that their followers were loyal to them.\nBelow the king were the nobles or wealthy Vikings known as ‘jarls’. They were rich landowners or traders and they employed men to work for them.\nThen there were the ‘karls’. They were the everyday people and did jobs like farming and craft work. Karls weren't as rich or important as the jarls, but they weren't poor either.\nAt the bottom of the pile were the 'thralls' or slaves. They did the hardest, dirtiest jobs and if they tried to run away they could be killed. However, if thralls could earn enough money they could buy their freedom. \n\nBY WILLIAM AGE:9",
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      "body": "The Vikings were great explorers and travellers. Viking ships reached Britain, France, Spain, Italy and North Africa.\nTraders made long journeys overland through Russia, reaching as far south as Constantinople in modern-day Turkey. Some merchants travelled further east to Baghdad in Iraq.\nA few daring explorers made voyages to Iceland and beyond, travelling across the Atlantic Ocean to North America.\n\n The Vikings traded all over Europe and as far east as Central Asia.\nThey bought goods and materials such as silver, silk, spices, wine, jewellery, glass and pottery.\nIn return, they sold items like honey, tin, wheat, wool, wood, iron, fur, leather, fish and walrus ivory. Everywhere they went, the Vikings bought and sold slaves too.\nViking traders carried a set of folding scales which they used to weigh coins to make sure they got a fair deal.\n\n Vikings sailed close to the coast whenever possible, watching for land marks.\nOut of sight of land, they looked for the sun: west (towards the sunset) meant they were headed for England; east (towards the sunrise) meant home to Denmark or Norway.\nThe Vikings invented a kind of sun compass to help find their way. At night they watched the skies and could use the position of the stars to determine which direction they were heading.\nSeamen knew a lot about winds and sea currents. By watching birds or even the colour of the water, an experienced sailor could tell when land was close.\n\n Wood rots and metal rusts away after a thousand years or more in the ground, but some remains show what Viking ships were like.\nTwo Viking ships were found by archaeologists in Norway. The Gokstad ship was dug up on a farm in 1880. The Oseberg ship was found on another farm in 1904.\nBoth ships were buried in Viking funerals between AD800 and 900. The Gokstad ship is 23 metres long. It was big enough for 32 oarsmen and had 16 oars on each side.\nThese two ships are now in a museum in Oslo, Norway. In 1893, a copy of the Gokstad ship sailed across the Atlantic Ocean from Norway to America.\n\nBY WILLIAM AGE:9",
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      "body": "Nice post, William.  And great research on the topic.  I love watching the show \"Vikings\" and believe they did a lot of great research for the show...but it doesn't go into enough detail about their beliefs, in my opinion.  Thank you!",
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      "body": "Viking warriors fought using long swords and axes. A good sword was handed down from father to son, but Vikings also buried weapons with their owner when he died.\nVikings did not wear much armour. Some chieftains wore chain mail coats, but most relied on a round wooden shield for protection.\nSome Viking warriors went into battle wearing wolf or bear skins. These warriors were called ‘berserkers’ because they went ‘berserk’ (out of control) and charged fearlessly into battle. Berserkers believed that Odin, the god of war, gave them superhuman powers and that they didn't need to wear battle armour for protection.\n\n The Vikings did not send many ships on their first raids. They made surprise attacks on places like Lindisfarne.\nThere was no English navy to guard the coasts so it was easy for small groups of Vikings to land on a beach or sail up a river. But it was not long before larger Viking armies attacked Britain.\nIn AD892, 300 Viking ships invaded Britain to fight King Alfred of Wessex. No one knows how big the Viking army was but if there were 20 men in each Viking ship, the army of AD892 numbered 6000!\nThat was a huge army for the time. Most Viking armies were smaller, perhaps 1000 to 2000 men.\n\n The Vikings built fast 'dragon-ships' and 'longships' for raiding and war.\nThey also had slower passenger and cargo ships called ‘knorrs’. They built smaller boats too, for fishing or short trips. A ship carried everything needed at sea - drinking water, dried meat to eat, tools, weapons, and furs to keep warm.\nViking longships could sail in shallow water so they could travel up rivers as well as across the sea. In a raid, a ship could be hauled up on a beach. The Vikings could jump out and start fighting, and then make a quick getaway if they were chased.\n\nBY WILLIAM AGE:9",
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