peacecrusader888
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We know that dinosaurs were huge animals. Did they evolve from something?
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Reptiles
You're joking, I assume.Well if dinosaurs evolved from reptiles how come there are still reptiles?
As was pointed out, some where actually pretty small, such as the velociraptor which was only about the size of a turkey (not at all even close to the size Jurassic Park depicted them). We also know that dinosaurs were not all around during the same time, and many came and went extinct even before the mass extinction that killed the rest off.We know that dinosaurs were huge animals. Did they evolve from something?
Dinosaurs weren't reptiles.Dinosaurs evolved from other reptiles.
Not all reptiles evolved in the same direction.Well if dinosaurs evolved from reptiles how come there are still reptiles?
Well if dinosaurs evolved from reptiles how come there are still reptiles?
We know that dinosaurs were huge animals. Did they evolve from something?
We know that dinosaurs were huge animals. Did they evolve from something?
We know that dinosaurs were huge animals. Did they evolve from something?
No. They were created by god so Jesus had something to ride around on.
Dinosaurs weren't reptiles.
Dinosaurs are terrible reptiles. They don't even have the right number of chambers in the heart. Also some dinosaurs are fluffy and cute.The internet disagrees with you. They were indeed reptiles.
Dinosaur even means 'terrible reptile/lizard'. I'm not sure that is very accurate though as people still talk about them today which means they must have been pretty good at being reptiles. A terrible reptile would be something like the kawekaweau which nobody has ever heard of even though it went extinct much more recently. Especially as it can't even blame a giant meteor for losing it's place at the table of the living thus must accept sole responsibility for its failure to perpetuate its genes.