I didnt know Dinosaurs Still Existed...
- Thread starter Elder Legend
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They do still exist. They are called birds!
Crocs and Alligators are cooler anyway
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Well that video was in North Carolina on Frippa Island. I live in Florida and we have a tons of lizards. They live in a man made lake right behind my house in my community. I had to call animal control once because he was too close to the land and was 6 foot in legth not fully matured yet alligator, but obviously hungry.
They baited him out, tapped his jaw and put him up back on a pick up truck. I got to play with his scales and the tale. It was like petting a t-rex lol.
Oh and here is another big boy in Florida at a golf course. Imagine playing golf, and seeing this thing walking by.
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I watch a guy called Cowboy Phython, he goes out and shoots Iguana's and tracks down reticulated pythons.
What a terrible invasive species those are, and its shocking to see how there are so many off.
I saw a video with him capturing a 19 foot one i think, it was bloody massive,
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Yeah, Florida is nutty dude. Originally it was just nothing but swamp lands. That's the reason why there are so many lizards and alligators. We have Inguanas here in the backyard and on the streets. They hang on trees or hide behind bushes. Lots of Raccoons and turtles. The raccoons always end up dead because they get ran over by the vehicles on the roads.
The crustaceans and insects are much older still!
As animals yeah, but the crustaceans and insects arent the same ones from back in the day albeit looking similar.
Dinosaurs are alive and well, just look at the relative ages of most users on this forum.
Just curious the age range of our forum visitors and members
I am 44 and was just curious of the age range of my fellow gamers on here.
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Dont get kicked by that Bastard,There is a bird in Australia that looks like a dinosaur. It's called Cassowary
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There is also this bird that's very prehistoric looking. Shoehorn Bill StorkThere is a bird in Australia that looks like a dinosaur. It's called Cassowary
