номер 6, страница 50 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (starlight) рабочая тетрадь Баранова, Дули

Module Four.

Four F.

Exercise Five, page fifty.

Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to Talk Time on Radio Five.

Speaker 1: Joining us today is paleontologist Jeff Evans.

Speaker 1: Hello, Jeff.

Speaker 2: Hello.

Speaker 1: So, you found a new species of dinosaur?

Speaker 1: That's very exciting news.

Speaker 2: That's right. We've nicknamed it the sprinter.

Speaker 2: It's a very small dinosaur, only about two meters long, weighing around six kilograms maximum.

Speaker 2: It's a two-legged dinosaur with a long neck, sharp-clawed hands and curved teeth.

Speaker 2: The ideal predator that kills and eats other animals.

Speaker 1: Amazing. Where did you make this discovery?

Speaker 2: In the foothills of the Andes Mountains in Argentina.

Speaker 2: The site of the discovery is known as the Valley of the Moon.

Speaker 2: It's a gold mine for paleontologists.

Speaker 2: Literally a graveyard of the earliest dinosaurs on Earth.

Speaker 2: However, you can't just scrape the soil and find a dinosaur. No.

Speaker 2: They're buried more than seven hundred meters underground.

Speaker 1: Sounds like a lot of work.

Speaker 2: It really is hard work.

Speaker 2: We've been doing research in the valley for decades.

Speaker 2: We don't just look for dinosaurs.

Speaker 2: We look at the surroundings, study every inch of the valley, collect every animal species we encounter.

Speaker 1: And what have you learned from this new species?

Speaker 2: Well, the sprinter is one of the earliest dinosaurs we've ever found.

Speaker 2: Our research shows that in the beginning, dinosaurs were not the strongest or fastest of all the animals.

Speaker 2: Instead, it took about thirty million years for dinosaurs to evolve.

Speaker 2: So, that's really the story that has emerged from our work.

Speaker 2: There's still a lot to be discovered, and many years of work ahead.

Speaker 2: But it's the challenge that makes it all worthwhile.

Speaker 1: Well, good luck to your team in the future and thank you for talking to us today, Jeff.

Speaker 2: It's been a pleasure. Thank you.