He found a long-neck dinosaur's bones, and then he found a meat-eater's bones.
Then he found a long-neck egg with the baby long-neck still inside after all these years.
He dug them up and gave them to a museum.
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| Benjamin Lee Artus 2001 (age 7). | |||||||||||
| One day Ben was digging in the back yard. He found some bones.
He found a long-neck dinosaur's bones, and then he found a meat-eater's bones. Then he found a long-neck egg with the baby long-neck still inside after all these years. He dug them up and gave them to a museum. |
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| Ben with his dog Maruk (from the Inuit word "Amaruk" for "wolf") and his adorable sister Emily, August 2004. Maruk is as sweet as a chocolate bar and nearly twice as smart. Never ones to let rain ruin a day, the kids went out to play on the deck with an umbrella. | |||||||||||