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The problem of the dinosaurs

The problem of the dinosaurs

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The problem with this thread is that it is about the problem with dinosaurs and yet you have made it about a problem-with-dinosaurs thread being on this forum.

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They all died out 6000 years ago.

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@The-Gravedigger
I see what you did there.

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I didn't know dinosaurs were a problem. Are they?

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@kewpie said
I didn't know dinosaurs were a problem. Are they?
No, just the talking fossils. They are a minor annoyance, but what's to be done with them? Can't put them all in museum display cases now, can we?

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@kewpie said
I didn't know dinosaurs were a problem. Are they?
... or if they had a problem?

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@the-gravedigger said
They all died out 6000 years ago.
Indeed. When “man” came on the scene…right?🤔

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@great-big-stees said
Indeed. When “man” came on the scene…right?🤔
65 million years ago, we are told.

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according to the fossil record

imagine a world
it's easy if you try
mammals eating dinosaurs
right up until they died

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This fossil of a mammal biting a dinosaur captures a death battle's final moments

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/18/1188275701/this-fossil-of-a-mammal-biting-a-dinosaur-captures-a-death-battles-final-moments
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the photo of the fossil and the photo of the artist's rendering of the scene as if the animals were still viable are just one of the things i find fascinating

the fact that any of this story may be tainted by the scourge of artificial intelligence brings hot salty tears to my eyes

it's not enough mankind continues to destroy the environment upon which all depend for survival,
we've also deemed it necessary to delude ourselves about our situation at the same time,
and then employ the machines we've created to extend those delusions


pardon me folks, i think it may be time for me to check out
i don't wanna watch this episode

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What about Varanus komodoensis, that is a Dinosaur, or not?

My constribution on Whataboutism

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@torunn said
... or if they had a problem?
Trumpus Tyrannosaurus is fighting for its life, but might survive in captivity.

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We'll never get to know what barbequed triceratops taste like or have Pteranodon eggs for breakfast. 🙁

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@moonbus said
Trumpus Tyrannosaurus is fighting for its life, but might survive in captivity.
Will it breed?

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@the-gravedigger said
Will it breed?
hermaphrodites