I went to a dinosaur exhibit at a museum yesterday and learned that we've updated our views of what the t-rex actually looked like. Very interesting.
This is just one image I found on the internet. If anyone has better information about the t-rex feel free to share or correct me.
Niels wrote:
I went to a dinosaur exhibit at a museum yesterday and learned that we've updated our views of what the t-rex actually looked like. Very interesting.
This is just one image I found on the internet. If anyone has better information about the t-rex feel free to share or correct me.
Bear in mind they have absolutely no idea what they looked like.
There's no flesh and no feathers in the fossil record so for all we know these things were purple with green spots.
Cute. Maybe you can get that image printed on your pajamas. Or spanx and have a little sleepover with your other basement dwelling friends.
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Actually, that is the female. Check out the eye makeup.
Looks a lot like a bunch of those Giants receivers who came across the middle in Super Bowl XXXV after they saw the first hit I laid out.
it is a giant, dangerous chicken
if we had as much oxygen as back then, today's chickens would once again grow huge and dangerous.
Our mile and 800m world records would probably be much faster, but not enough to escape the death chickens.
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You are absolutely correct. It’s turning into a major problem in anthropology and archaeology.
I'm pretty sure T-Rex was pink. It looked friendly and could approach its next meal with ease. No sneaking and chasing.
I do believe that dinosaurs were very bird-like, but I have no idea about the feathers.
FLINT wrote:
I'm pretty sure T-Rex was pink. It looked friendly and could approach its next meal with ease. No sneaking and chasing.
They were scavengers who chased away the athletic hunter killers to steal their meals.
Check out the Halloween parade in Greenwich Village in NYC. I really dont think those are extinct.
This is T-Rex
Nope, this is T-Rex
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
There's no flesh and no feathers in the fossil record so for all we know these things were purple with green spots.
are you sure about this? because i know it was common for insects to get trapped in amber. no feathers fell off a bird and got trapped in amber?
Niels wrote:
I went to a dinosaur exhibit at a museum yesterday and learned that we've updated our views of what the t-rex actually looked like. Very interesting.
This is just one image I found on the internet. If anyone has better information about the t-rex feel free to share or correct me.
Funny how all drawn images of T-Rex show them with a menacing appearance, which is unlike every other known species in the animal kingdom.
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History? You now believe in history? I thought you tards believe the earth is only 6,000 to 10,000 years old and thus could not possibly believe in dinosaurs unless you believe there were dinosaurs on earth 6,000 years ago.
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