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Always have enjoyed dinosaurs be it at the museum or in fiction on film, the three Eugene Lourie films are my favorite[Beast from 20, 000 fathoms, The giant behemoth,Gorgo]as well as loving King Kong's dinosaurs and others.Hell they once ruled the earth now they are gone, how can that not be interesting?
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I find them about as interesting as Latin. Good for my car, though.
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Jul 2, 2012 - 9:58 PM
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manderley
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.....Whole ecologies of fish, mammals, reptiles, and dinosaurs long gone past..... I'm hardly anything resembling a scientist. However, if you begin to read the scientific record in detail, I think you will find that most contemporary science feels the dinosaurs are still with us. We, and Alfred Hitchcock, now know them as "the birds." And so, I see dinosaurs every day, splashing about in my backyard fountains.
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Jul 2, 2012 - 10:08 PM
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Solium
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.....Whole ecologies of fish, mammals, reptiles, and dinosaurs long gone past..... I'm hardly anything resembling a scientist. However, if you begin to read the scientific record in detail, I think you will find that most contemporary science feels the dinosaurs are still with us. We, and Alfred Hitchcock, now know them as "the birds." And so, I see dinosaurs every day, splashing about in my backyard fountains. True to some extent. I don't believe the T-Rex turned into a chicken. But yes its seems pretty conclusive some kinds of dinosaurs evolved into birds.
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Jul 2, 2012 - 10:13 PM
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henry
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.....Whole ecologies of fish, mammals, reptiles, and dinosaurs long gone past..... I'm hardly anything resembling a scientist. However, if you begin to read the scientific record in detail, I think you will find that most contemporary science feels the dinosaurs are still with us. We, and Alfred Hitchcock, now know them as "the birds." And so, I see dinosaurs every day, splashing about in my backyard fountains. True to some extent. I don't believe the T-Rex turned into a chicken. But yes its seems pretty conclusive some kinds of dinosaurs evolved into birds. Yes. If you look at velociraptors they do look a lot like eagles and hawks.
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I "had" a friend who firmly believes that dinosaurs and man coexisted and that "Noah" had them on his ark. When I asked this guy how Noah fit them all onboard along with all other animals, he said "Noah used baby dinosaurs". This guy is a hard core Creationist/6000 year old Earth believer. He "unfriended" me on Facebook for daring to logically question his ludicrous theory.
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I brought up all of the known prehistoric mammals to the guy and asked him if they were on the ark too, and he dodged the question of course.
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