
September 10, 2026 | Wake Up Classy 97
Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh & Chantel from Thursday, September 10th, 2026 / The first ever T-Rex trackway has been found in North Dakota's Hell Creek Formation, studio tech meltdowns, can you do it without instructions, proper dinner table departure etiquette, our underwhelming ice cream club summer, Hallmark's new NFL-themed Christmas movie, Chantel's raccoon tendencies are back, Josh previews Meat Weekend, the new Josh Hartnett Netflix thriller Below, Apple's pricey new folding iPhone Duo, Enneagram personality types, and more! Timestamps: (0:00) - Bonus: Dino tracks (5:08) - Tecuhnologia (9:21) - Can you do it? (13:39) - May I be dismissed<...
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Oh Chantel, I've got some exciting news from the Denver Museum of Natural and Science Scientists. They have discovered the first ever trackway made by an adult T-Rex. It's a 23 foot long trackway that is four three-toed footprints discovered by a museum volunteer there.
They have found actual tracks of where a T-Rex walked. How do they know it was a T-Rex? Based on the size and the shape of it, I guess. They're big as a human body.
The footprints? Huge. Can I look it up? I'm looking at the Denver Museum of Nature
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