Dinosaurs, sharks, trilobites and jellyfish are the indigenous inhabitants of planet Earth. They live on the planet from the eternal times of creation, having mastered the territory long before the appearance of man.
Damn amazing species, of course, mutated great under the weight of climate variability and ecology, someone died altogether, but the descendants of the first animals still live on Earth. Dinosaurs have lived and ruled the planet for 600 million years!
Vast territories of the Earth made it possible for highly developed species to exist. Small animals walked the Earth, and giant dinosaurs, the largest living creatures on the planet that ever lived, lived nearby.
Some dinosaurs peacefully ate grass and leaves, the rest were predators willingly devouring animals and relatives, including. Being on Earth for quite a long time, they got the opportunity to reach a high level of development.
Dinosaurs lived together, as a community, and together brought eggs to central places where dinosaur children were likely to acquire education.
Some of the species were certainly able to speak, communicate, sing and compose. Some of them had good brains, which are necessary for high intelligence.
Dinosaurs are not related to reptiles, as many books lead us to believe. They were different from all other species, with weak intelligence. Despite the strong chances of evolving in many aspects, the number of species and the diversity is so high that their DNA probably did not have enough time on this planet to grow the way the dinosaurs did.
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Dinosaurs came to Earth from another planet
Dinosaurs came to Earth long ago, from distant worlds from an unknown planet. This is not an "incredible and impossible story" - dinosaur footprints are still found in ancient rocks. The sun moves in space with incredible speed, "towing" the Earth and other celestial bodies.
The greatest movement takes place over hundreds of millions of eras. The sun travels cyclopean distances, passing between many stellar worlds where there are planets suitable for life.
Thanks to astronomy, we are well aware of the many habitable planets, even at close distances. There are more than 1,600,000 galaxies alone - a gigantic figure. Somewhere among the stars, the Sun must have “captured” water for our oceans along with the living progenitors of ancient beings.
This certainly does not exclude the creation of the Eternal Deity, but it does tell us that the creation of life and all of history is a much more complex undertaking than we have ever known.
Many articles and studies suggest that dinosaurs were destroyed at some point in time. It is not true. Today, there are millions of dinosaurs living on this planet. Birds are children of dinosaurs. By studying birds, the descendants of former giants, we learn a lot about the past of dinosaurs.