Dinosaurs lived 65 million years ago. We have known this theory since high school. Scientists are very fond of such ages, because they cannot be checked in any way, but an Indian find made in 2017 made the scientific world shudder. The age of extinction of the dinosaurs is in jeopardy.
The skeleton of a dinosaur-like creature, whose bones still have flesh, was found in the Indian city of Jaspur.
The corpse of the animal was found by an electrician who was performing work at an abandoned substation. The creature was sent for examination, which should establish its age.
According to scientists, although the animal resembles a small bipedal dinosaur from the theropod order, this species became extinct about 65 million years ago. Therefore, this is some other creature or mutant unknown to science.
A dinosaur skeleton just couldn't be found in such good condition without being petrified. I couldn't, just because I couldn't. That's what official science says, but let's move on. And by the way, more about this expertise is not heard anywhere else.
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You see an almost perfect Nodosaurus mummy from Canada. In 2011, the fossil remains of a nodosaurus, a herbivorous dinosaur with heavy bone armor, were found in the province of Alberta. They are perfectly preserved, including the armor plates and stomach contents.
It is believed that the age of the remains is at least 110 million years, but they look much younger. Is a mummy capable of lying in the ground for 110 million years? Mummification has a long and rich history, but with the exception of a few notable cases, most of the "dried" bodies found today do not strongly resemble living people. Only in the last thousand years have they begun to use science to preserve the look and feel of living flesh, but over millions of years the body will not be preserved in any way.
Since ancient times, eggs of giant prehistoric lizards have been found in the Takla-Makan desert, and not only found. Locals have learned to use these eggs as a supplement to their diet. Before eating, a hardened dinosaur egg goes through a long processing process. It is soaked in a special solution, then the shell comes off and the egg softens. Then the egg is boiled for a long time and served with spices.
It turns out that the dinosaur eggs are not fossilized, because the stone cannot be crushed by any cooking. So this dish is not made from fossilized eggs, but from dried ones. Since the 90s of the last century, scientists have made a number of discoveries, finding blood cells, hemoglobin, easily destructible proteins and fragments of soft tissues in the bones of dinosaurs. In addition to all this, DNA fragments and radioactive carbon were found.
Evolutionists will have to solve a problem that builds up very quickly. After all, in 65 million years, all organic components should have disappeared, but they still exist. Everyone knows that protein molecules break down quickly and are not stored in fossils.
The further science goes, the more often we have to revise our views on the history of the past. Maybe dinosaurs died out not millions of years ago, but thousands? What do you think about this? Leave your opinion in the comments.