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1 online resource (streaming video file) (51 min. 49 sec.) ; 298546135 bytes |
| Summary |
The Natural History Museum in London is undertaking the biggest challenge in its 130-year history. Dippy, the museum's iconic dinosaur, has taken centre stage for decades - but this venerable beast is not even a real fossil. Now, Dippy has been taken down, to be replaced by a 25-metre blue whale - a real animal skeleton, the largest animal ever to have lived on Earth. How do you move the biggest skeleton on the planet? This is an engineering challenge on a scale that no one at the museum has faced before: a 21st-century challenge in one of the oldest museums in the world |
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Closed captioning in English |
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Classification G ACMA |
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Animals, Fossil.
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Documentary television programs.
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Engineering -- Technological innovations.
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Museums -- Design.
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Zoological museums.
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England -- London.
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Documentary
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Streaming video
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| Author |
Mackinder, Annie, director
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Attenborough, David, contributor
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