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Watch: a 30-million-year-old geological formation, the leg of an extinct cave bear, the “birth certificate” of the T-Rex, and more ... Over 5 decades ago our founders set out to create something new, something extraordinary.
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- Over 5 decades ago our founders set out to create something new, something extraordinary.
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