 I love dinosaur coverage because we got called out a few years ago by an eight-year-old listener named Leo for not doing enough dinosaur stories. So, Gina, let's start there and continue rectifying this shortcoming. Tell us about the new dinosaur. I got you, Leo. Okay, its name is Loki Ceratops Rangiformes, and it's named after the Norse god Loki for two reasons. One, because like all Ceratops, it has horns on its head, but these blades, they look like the ones on Loki's helmet. And two, because its skull resides in Denmark.