00:00We're planning rivers like a forest, and that can rock star like a forest.我们正在规划像森林一样的河流，这可以像森林一样摇滚明星。

00:09Being a young girl, loving dinosaurs a little bit unusual, and everyone thought I was kind of weird,作为一个年轻女孩，对恐龙的喜爱有点不寻常，每个人都认为我有点奇怪，

00:16but you sort of get over that.但你已经克服了这个问题。

00:19And then just to follow your passion, it's sort of great, really.然后就可以追随自己的热情，这真的很棒。

00:25I'm part of a research group, which is based at the University of Oslo.我是奥斯陆大学一个研究小组的成员。

00:34We're searching for these marine reptile fossils in rocks that were deposited underwater,我们正在水下沉积的岩石中寻找这些海洋爬行动物化石，

00:41but through time have been lifted up.但随着时间的推移已经被提升了。

00:46Being a paleontologist, I realise that it's actually quite back breaking sometimes.作为一名古生物学家，我意识到有时这实际上是一件很累人的事。

00:54The feeling of finding something is amazing, just sort of turning over a rock找到东西的感觉太棒了，就像翻石头一样

01:02and finding something underneath makes your heart leap.找到下面的东西会让你心跳加速。

01:13I love paleontology because there's always new scientific discoveries popping up all the time.我喜欢古生物学，因为总是有新的科学发现出现。

01:19New dinosaurs, new prehistoric animals, there's always something new to discover,新的恐龙，新的史前动物，总有新的东西等待发现，

01:24and we know so little about the history of life.我们对生命的历史知之甚少。