Scientists discover BIGGEST DINOSAUR EVER

Ya Sinning Mane

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Yea right.sure.

How they know they got the bones in the exact spots and thats how it really looked.if it existed.how they know if they not missing wings,horns,etc.:camby:

these cacs make stuff out of thin air and throw it at us thinkin we gon eat it up.FOH

give a fukk bout a dinosaur anyway.dinosaurs look dumb as hell.short arms big head. little body.big huge ass tail.:rudy:i aint going for it.

even when i was a lil jit i thought it was fake.

:whoa:Jus imo.Someone enlighten me if im wrong.im not afraid of disabuse.
 
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Yea right.sure.

How they know they got the bones in the exact spots and thats how it really looked.if it existed.how they know if they not missing wings,horns,etc.:camby:

these cacs make stuff out of thin air and throw it at us thinkin we gon eat it up.FOH

give a fukk bout a dinosaur anyway.dinosaurs look dumb as hell.short arms big head. little body.big huge ass tail.:rudy:i aint going for it.

even when i was a lil jit i thought it was fake.

:whoa:Jus imo.Someone enlighten me if im wrong.im not afraid of disabuse.
:deadmanny:
 

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I believe Dinos existed but this is just strange to me

Top Ten Scientific Flaws In The Theory of Prehistoric Dinosaurs

There would not have been enough food or fresh water for plant-based animals this big to have lived

Yes, elephants exist, and elephants are large. However, an elephant, which is a fraction of the size of a Brontosaurus, has to eat for 18 hours every day in order to survive. However, even in ancient times, there was still only 24 hours within each 24 hour period (basic logic).

Since an elephant can't survive without eating 18 hours per day every day, and a Brontosaurus was supposedly 5 to 10 times larger than an elephant, then a brontosaurus would have to eat for around 90 to 180 hours per day. Yes, you read that right, and it's not a typo. It is logically impossible to eat for 90 hours per 24 hour day.

Even if it scarfed down food much quicker, it still comes nowhere close to having enough time to sustain itself. If it did absolutely nothing but eat and sleep, it still wouldn't even come close. Even if it never slept but only ate, still it would not even come close. That means that it could never even reach full size. That would be impossible. It makes no sense for a creature which could never get larger than a baby to even exist in the first place.

However, this isn't even the real problem with the existence of giant plant-eating creatures. The real problem is that there wouldn't even be enough food for them to eat (not to mention enough fresh water to drink).

Take the example of the Australian rabbit. This tiny animal in relatively large numbers has wreaked havoc on the local environment. Take the following excerpt:

The rapid spread of the rabbit led to the destruction of large tracts of vegetation, leading to the extinction of many plant species. Loss of vegetation leads to soil erosion as the exposed soil is washed or blown away, removing valuable soil nutrients required for new plants to develop. This soil is typically deposited in waterways, causing siltation and destroying aquatic ecosystems (Rabbit Problems, n.d.).

Consider the effect of just these tiny creatures. Now consider the daily consumption of one single plant-eating dinosaur. At 13 tons, a Mamenchisaurus, similar to a Brontosaurus, would have to have eaten 1,150 pounds of vegetation per day. This is probably equivalent to about 10,000 rabbits, maybe more (that number is just an educated guess).

If a few thousand rabbits can destroy entire ecosystems, then consider what billions of rabbits would do. There would be nothing left, for anyone. All plants would go extinct. That's what would happen if these massive dinosaurs roamed the Earth. There would not be any plants left to eat. Most plant species would go extinct.
 

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why did all the Marine dinosaurs die off tho:patrice:you would think it if Wall the dinosaurs, the one in the water would've been ok?
U have to consider the aftermath from the impact. The sun being blocked out and that toxic rain/fallout would affect the food chain from the top down in the ocean.
 
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