What is up Brothers, it’s been a while and I’m back with a Bang. We
gonna learn a hell lot of interesting facts about Dinosaurs, Ready?
Around 66 million years ago, the Earth was a very different place. The oceans where filled with gigantic marine reptiles such as the Megalodons and Liopleurodons. The land on the other hand was ruled by the dinosaurs. Creatures like the famous Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops. Then something happened.
between birds and dinosaurs are much stronger than we once thought. If you examine the embryo of a chicken and how its bones and body develop,
you’ll find a very close resemblance to many long extinct dinosaurs.
Around 66 million years ago, the Earth was a very different place. The oceans where filled with gigantic marine reptiles such as the Megalodons and Liopleurodons. The land on the other hand was ruled by the dinosaurs. Creatures like the famous Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops. Then something happened.
dinosaur extinction
Something that would cause 75% of the life on this planet to go
extinct. It is known as the K-T or K-Pg extinction and what’s so
remarkable with this particular mass extinction is how quickly it
occurred. It was not a gradual process but instead seemed to have been
triggered by a single event. An asteroid impact. The asteroid created a
crater over 180 kilometers wide and 20 kilometers deep. Dino Chicken
While it’s often said that dinosaurs went extinct around 66 million years ago, it’s not really true. What really happened is that all non-avian dinosaurs went extinct. Meaning that, taxonomically, modern day birds (like a chicken for example) are dinosaurs just as much as the T-rex was. In fact, the relationbetween birds and dinosaurs are much stronger than we once thought. If you examine the embryo of a chicken and how its bones and body develop,
you’ll find a very close resemblance to many long extinct dinosaurs.
dino-chicken
Chickens and many other birds still have characteristics like a long
tail, hands, claws, and even teeth. It’s just that it’s hidden within
their genetic coding and never actually develop.

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