That doesn't look scary... More like a six ft Turkey!
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This is pretty awesome, heres hoping we find more like it.
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This is pretty awesome, heres hoping we find more like it.
Scientists Find "Perfect" Dino Fossil
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Chances are we can never clone a dinosaur as the DNA of them we do find are so fragmented. BUUUUUuuuuuUUUUUT dont be disheartened as scientists are currently working on coverting chicken embryo's to a more dinosaur like state, tails, scales, teeth, the complete package... I mean they wont really BE dinosaurs but they might look and act like them... maybe.Mr.K. said:
Still this find is nuts, 98% is ridiculous and from the early Cretacious no less. It could be a new species as thats the time teropods started to really show up, as far as I know anyways. I havnt been up to date with the recent discoveries lately.
This was one of my first thoughts too... but then it raises the question as to why that is the only displaced bone and all the other are perfectly in their place...GrizzlerBorno said:
Also I would be surprised if it were it's dinner, because only having 1 bone seems weird.
It doesn't seem like it was eaten either (seeing as all the bones are intact) so it seems it died a slower death, which would bring up the question of why it had food with it before it died.
I don't think the Hyoid bone is the right explanation either seeing as it would be horse shoe shaped (or at least bent) and again the question would arise as to why it's so far from it's point of origin when everything else is where it should be.RicoGrey said:
But I don't have a better explanation yet either
Hope we find out soon
Maybe its similar to the Hyoid bone in humans.
and maybe this is just one of those lucky ones. Chalk it up more to free accident of nature then the norm.
and maybe this is just one of those lucky ones. Chalk it up more to free accident of nature then the norm.
Oh this argument again.Elmoth said:I refute this claim, sir! The amount of time humans have lived on this planet is a million times shorter than the time it has existed. And there's no evidence of global warming. Are you really that smug to think that in the tiny time humans have existed, we fuck up the entire planet which has stood up to thousands of disasters much stronger than us?Torrasque said:I love my jesus-riding-a-raptor shirt so much ^_^Jegsimmons said:
It gets worse if you study environmental geology, and go into further depth of how humanity is fucking the planetRaiyan 1.0 said:
I'll just pretend you are trolling so I don't have to waste the time showing you that humans are fucking the planet.
Maybe not to the same degree that you think I mean, but it is happening.
i think i have an idea of what that bone below the jaw might be
OT: i would say awesome, but thanks to this guy
OT: i would say awesome, but thanks to this guy
now i'm just depressed because we'll probably never even picture about 75% or most likely even less. and if you believe there's other life out there in the universe, that just makes it all the more depressing. thanks a lot.Raiyan 1.0 said:
Torrasque said:Oh this argument again.Elmoth said:I refute this claim, sir! The amount of time humans have lived on this planet is a million times shorter than the time it has existed. And there's no evidence of global warming. Are you really that smug to think that in the tiny time humans have existed, we fuck up the entire planet which has stood up to thousands of disasters much stronger than us?Torrasque said:I love my jesus-riding-a-raptor shirt so much ^_^Jegsimmons said:
It gets worse if you study environmental geology, and go into further depth of how humanity is fucking the planetRaiyan 1.0 said:
I'll just pretend you are trolling so I don't have to waste the time showing you that humans are fucking the planet.
Maybe not to the same degree that you think I mean, but it is happening.
that's all i have to say about that subject. we are fucking up the planet, don't get me wrong, but by the end of it all, nature will survive and new life will come after our self destruction. yes, we shouldn't be harming the environment that is of now and making things harder for us and the other creatures of nature that exist now, but nature will change. we will change it to where a multitude of animals now won't be able to survive, but other life forms will adapt and thrive, so don't think the end of us is the end of the world. it's simply the start of something new. we aren't killing the planet or nature, we are simply changing it, for better or worse, but it will survive, and so will other creatures.
This.klaynexas3 said:Torrasque said:Oh this argument again.Elmoth said:I refute this claim, sir! The amount of time humans have lived on this planet is a million times shorter than the time it has existed. And there's no evidence of global warming. Are you really that smug to think that in the tiny time humans have existed, we fuck up the entire planet which has stood up to thousands of disasters much stronger than us?Torrasque said:I love my jesus-riding-a-raptor shirt so much ^_^Jegsimmons said:
It gets worse if you study environmental geology, and go into further depth of how humanity is fucking the planetRaiyan 1.0 said:
I'll just pretend you are trolling so I don't have to waste the time showing you that humans are fucking the planet.
Maybe not to the same degree that you think I mean, but it is happening.
that's all i have to say about that subject. we are fucking up the planet, don't get me wrong, but by the end of it all, nature will survive and new life will come after our self destruction. yes, we shouldn't be harming the environment that is of now and making things harder for us and the other creatures of nature that exist now, but nature will change. we will change it to where a multitude of animals now won't be able to survive, but other life forms will adapt and thrive, so don't think the end of us is the end of the world. it's simply the start of something new. we aren't killing the planet or nature, we are simply changing it, for better or worse, but it will survive, and so will other creatures.
I remember one time in my grade 12 social class, the topic of "can we kill life on earth with a nuclear apocalypse?", and our teacher assured us that life is way too damn resilient to be ended by humans.
So yes, we're fucking the planet, but we aren't destroying it so it becomes Mars. Humans aren't that smart or deadly.
It could actually be effects from rigor mortis and decomposing that contracts the muscles and tendons in the neck and tail after death.. If I remember correctly it's what explanation there is for it..Radelaide said:
Don't quote me on that though since I'm not really sure..
Any experts around?
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Clearly that is the bone of whatever animal this dinosaur was eating when it choked to death.[/quote]
Exactly what i was thinking hahah
Clearly that is the bone of whatever animal this dinosaur was eating when it choked to death.[/quote]
Exactly what i was thinking hahah
That neck bone could be a hyoid bone, which is meant to protect our throats from being choked shut.
