Any games with scientifically accurate dinosaurs?
The feathered t-rex hypothesis was debunked unc, get some new material
RDR2
Dinosaurs actually had mud and clay houses and a larger societal structure but you don't see any games that go beyond the pack level.It is just stupid like pretending that neolithic humans never cooperated outside their immediate kin.
Woke garbabe history revisionism that's trying to make dinosaurs more appealing to a modern audience
howd the AI manage to fuck up an image that already existsit just had to copy that image and it couldnt do it right
>>739515208I like those reconstructions of modern animals using paleontologists methods.
Reconstructing animals from their bones is retarded, look at this cool ass skull, you would never guess it belongs to a derpy ass looking water pig.
>>739515931the fact is that reconstructing animals is easier when there are living relatives around. but dinosaurs have no one outside of birds, which can only help with a fraction of them
>dinosaurs are exactly what I have seen in movies when I was a kidgod I hate millennialssomeone should make a movie or a game with weird looking dinosaurs
>>739515208Why scientists hate dinosaurs so much?
big dinos had feathers much in the same way that elephants have hair today.not much and more when they were babbies.
Why do scientists think dinos had feathers?Was it too cold for big cold blooded lizards?Though birds evolved from dinos, so were they warm-blooded?
>>739515931inb4 alligator post
>>739517849To answer each questiion:Imprints of dinosaur fossils with feather textures have been found.The mesozoic era was warmer than today's Earth so it was a good fit for cold-blooded creatures.There is still a lot of debate about dinosaur temperature but generally they're expected to have ranged from cold-blooded for the earlier and bigger ones, to mesotherms (room temp-blooded) for the later, smaller types among which were the birds' ancestors.
>>739517849>Why do scientists think dinos had feathers?They found extremely solid evidence in Asia that SOME dinos did in fact have feathers, so they decided to go completely overboard with the speculation.
>>739515923>Jurassic Park's velocirators are actually deinonychus, because it's a cooler and scarier name. Both species exist.>velociraptor are actually much smaller and have always been the same size since they were discovered.>Because a movie wanted to have a more marketable monster, people are now mindbroken by culture war psychosis that scientists shrunk the epic velociraptors into chickens with LGBT colored feathersThis kind of retardation should revoke a person's human rights, and force them into a peasant's field to work until death.
>>739518223>so they decided to go completely overboard with the speculation.I keep seeing people say this, yet there is never proof of it being real. It's always come off as muh vibes and feelings.
>>739515931Because you have no education in muscle attachment points. Paleontologists know more than you think.
>>739518327Basically an artist took a small Mongolian dinosaur and gave its name to a mid-sized American dinosaur, then Crichton used that second dinosaur and its incorrectly given name in his book, then Spielberg made them even bigger for the movie, which by complete coincidence made them similar in size to a third, different American dinosaur.
>>739515261Im so tired of hearing about the skin impression thing. It didn't prove the trex didnt have feathers it proved the trex had well skin and the type of skin that usually has feathers on it no less. It likely lost the feathers due to decomposition.
>>739518327>This kind of retardation should revoke a person's human rights, and force them into a peasant's field to work until death.Anon, Trump recently proudly announced that "he is making Pluto a planet again", because changing the criteria was woke I guess, I'll make it just how it was when you were at school. It's retarded. Culture war bullshit is bait for uneducated masses that feel the need to be angry.
>>739518860Universal suffrage was a mistake
>>739515469
>>739515208>>739515261In the Jurassic Park book, the scientist admit we don't know what the dinosaurs looked like so they really were just creating what they thought a dinosaur would look like. That's why they added the frog DNA, they were adding the reptilian aspect. They could have added feathers, but at the time it wasn't socially excepted in many circles that dinosaurs had feathers. It's a fantastic book btw.
>>739515208You know who else originally had FEATHERS?DRAGONS
>>739515923nu dinosaurs theorethically should need their breakthrough media to finally be accepted in the public consciousness like jurassic park did, but they are too detached from their 20th century potrayals and now feel too animal-like. too hard to make captivating stories with shit like that. not like the current standards of entertainment industries are up to the task these days.
>>739519167I wonder what they tasted like.
>>739518436https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982220315116https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1045281https://www.ucc.ie/en/news/2024/researchers-discover-hidden-step-in-dinosaur-feather-evolution.htmlhttps://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/dinosaurs-evolved-feathers-for-far-more-than-flight-180985012/
>>739519230There's a strong defeatist anti competitive lean to it. A lot of people/execs don't want to even try because of the Jurassic Park/World IP.
>>739515469I too, played Chrono Trigger
>>739519387Modders will fix it
>woke lgbtq-+ dinosaursoh just piss off will ya
Dinosaurswere actually civilized and coexisted with ancient humans before Yakub ruined it all.
>>739515208I never understand how the feather thing got so out of hand I remember in elementary school reading about some at the time recently discovered dino having a few feathers and then like 10 years later it's all dino's are completely covered in feathers. Like am I supposed to believe they just found a billion new dino fossils in between, and they just never saw any of the the feather fossils in the previous decades because? Especially when evidence of feathers isn't exactly something that's going to preserve as well.
>>739519147THEY'RE PUTTING FROG IN THE WATER TO MAKE THE DINOSAURS GAY
>>739519387i'm so fucking tired of that series. nothing of worth since jp3 came out of it, and people act like it fucking invented dinosaurs. hell, some execs may as well believe they really were.
>>739519605We need more artists drawing these overboard feathered dinosaurs but then make them adorable murder machines with faces covered in blood from the huntgap moe
>>739518327language evolves tranny, isn't that what you always say? Velociraptors now mean the cool ones from jurassic park and scientists should come up with some other name for the gay chickens
>>739519728Anti-intellectualism is not cool anymore, you know.
>>739519665A lot of new feathered dinosaurs were discovered in asia, as a site was discovered where the dinosaurs were preserved in a unique way that kept details of the feathers, comparable to some of the mummies in Pompeii.
>>739519230>nu dinosaurs theorethically should need their breakthrough media to finally be accepted in the public consciousnessgive dino sanctuary an anime adaptation
The feathered T-rex makes me happy since it reminds me that dinosaurs never went extinct.
>>739519673KEK
The feather thing never once got out of hand in the field of paleontology itself. The field always generally understood feathers were an adaptation on some species but absent on others. You fags are talking about how rando dino fan artists chose to draw their dinosaurs based on novel information, often as a joke, and acting like it's somehow reflective of the opinion of an academic field. Like damn, I can't believe paleontologists of the early 2000s thought Dinosaurs were robots piloted by teenagers with attitude.
here's your dinosaur
Is there anything more söy than feathered dinosaurs? It's blacked porn watching cuck stepfather tier.
>Tyrannosaurus Rex>Trannyosaurus Xer
>>739515923>look at dinosaurs>think about how masculine and manly they areoh Lord that is a lot to unpack
>>739520042
>>739515923man just admit you wanna fuck a dinosaur damn
>>739518617*clap*TRUST*clap*THE*clap*EXPERTS
>>739518617Yeah okay mr science.
>>739519948If you ever pluck a chicken you'll realize it by yourself.
>>739520227Yeah.
>>739520321one of my favorite picture books
>>739515208I've always heard that the animal most closely related to the T-Rex that is still alive today is the chicken.Imagine, a giant chicken...
>>739515208>small small chicken dino in china had feathers>HELO HECKARIONOS I BET ALL DINOS HAD FEATHERS! I BET T-REX TOO!
>>739519823True, which is why scientists should accept the intelligent option is to change a name for a single dinosaur instead of waging an uphill battle after they lost and got raped by spielberg
>>739520321Retarded mouthbreather Reddit pop science Rick and Morty take.
>>739520315>>739520321>it is IMPOSSIBLE to infer soft tissue placement from bone orientation and marks left by tendons, it simply can't be done
dinosaurs were one of the few remaining masculine role models available to young boys and now they're all effemine feathered queers
>>739520023This happens all the time, ragebaiting is the point. Same way a lot of people, especially Americans, believe politicians when they tell them global warming isn't real, they'll point out at a tweet, and out of context sentence , a headline from a tabloid, but what percentage of people will actually look up the papers and reports on the subject and understand them? 0.1%?A lot of people go out of their way to ragebait themselves too.
>>739519629Source? And does it have sex?
>>739520418>t-rex with the head bob
>>739515475Ironically, dinosaurs were way more appealing to people before before getting demake treatment.
>>739520446hey, it's the closeted gay man who wants to fuck the dinosaurs, everybody!here he is!
>>739520328Bald+some young birds really make it obvious.
>>739520440Yeah how does that make them look like feathered faggots though.
Imagine if snakes would look like this but with skin, instead of having feathers with trans pride patterns on them.
>>739520080>Sees a Dinosaur>Thinks about chocolate weiners
>>739520534This started with someone posting a hippo skull. Feathered T-rexes have been disproven by preserved skin fragments in any case.
>>739520550>chocolate weinersYou might've had a point if you hadn't picked the absolutely gayest word combination possible.
>>739520321>If we drew modern animals the way we draw dinosaurs, based on [people with zero knowledge on paleontology]
>>739520418
>>739520494Oh my fucking... I never thought of that!
>>739520430Scientific nomenclature doesn't work like that, it's prescriptivist and very autistic. Look up the fight between Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus. Brontosaurus is way more common as a name, but it was later discovered they're actually the same, so the earlier name Apatosaurus is valid and the popular name retired. Except decades later some papers released recently that suggest Brontosaurus are their own separate thing after all. It's still being studied.
>/v/: videogamesprehistoric kingdom is honestly a shitty game, but the dinosaur designs are top tier. their t-rex is genuinely one of the greatest i've seen, and even it's cope feathered skin looks sick which is an imoressive feat in itself.
>>739517849Dinosaurs were probably warm-blooded
>>739520641>t. (((expert)))
I like how scientists never thought of the possibility that dinosaurs could have hair or feathers until like 20 years ago
>>739515923>THE SCIENTISTS ARE TURNING THE HECKING DINOSAURS GAY!!!!Are these retards for real? Why do they treat extinct animals as some sort of symbols of masculinity lmao?
>>739520736Especially the larger ones. I can't really imagine how much ambient heat the really big ones would have needed to function because of the square cube law
This is the statue of Sue the T-Rex, considered the most accurate depiction of the extinct animal to date.
>>739518223>completely overboard Dinos are birds, its not crazy to assume especially now given evidence.
>>739515931>>739520321>2026>this meme still going onyou tards are so tiresome, i swear
>>739520616>Reads "chocolate wieners" >Instantly thinks about gay menBruh
>>739520906You're the one who described nigger penises as something tasty, idk man.
>>739520430Scientific names are never ever changed, unless straight up invalidated due to taxonomic discoveries. It leads to very interesting occurrences.>multiple species named after Hitler, names still used >a lot of proteins are given meme names because there's many of them discovered constantly, but some end up needing to be discussed IRL because of serious consequences. Imagine having to explain to a grieving pregnant woman that her fetus is unviable because of a mutation on its Pikachu and Sonic the Hedgehog gene
>>739515208https://store.steampowered.com/app/1200770/Deathground/
>>739520879Erotic...
>>739519665Faggots and faggot enablers trying to make everything as stupid and gay as possible.
>actual triggered paleotards
>>739520767It was speculated for decades but there was no direct evidence until the 90s. If you want to go full conspiracy brained then the Chinese are the ones to blame because most of the the feather impressions fossils are from there.
>>739520896Contrarianism attracts the proudly illiterate but very loud idiots. If it is against the "mainstream narrative" they'll believe and parrot it instantly.
>>739520964haha imagine if that trex swallowed that dino in its mouth whole haha.
>>739520446Explain to me the logic how dinosaurs are masculine role models? Please. I am struggling to comprehend how the fuck one would reach such an insane view of those animals.
>>739520509>movie monsters are more appealing than boring old animalsYou dont say
>>739520767Paleontology itself is not very old.
>>739521048they're naked and muscular, that means they're the peak of manlinessseriously though i don't get it either wtf is wrong with these people
>>739518860>because changing the criteria was wokeit wasn't woke but the new criteria was pretty stupid and arbitrary, Pluto can literally be promoted back to planet if it's orbit was cleared
so how do i make cool dinosaurs for the 2020s?what newly discovered species look really out there?
>>739519230>they are too detached from their 20th century potrayals and now feel too animal-like. too hard to make captivating stories with shit like that.skill issue
>>739519673Literally yes, what Alex Jones was ranting about was a plot device in Jurassic Park.
>>739521162What criteria would allow in Pluto but not Ceres?
>>739520895>Dinos are birdsno they're not reddit they're closely related but they are not the same thing
Dinosaurs are depressing to me. It fills me with sadness knowing that humanity will never really know what dinosaurs looked like, how they actually hunted or behaved, and that is likely never going to change. Feels like 40% of 'facts' about dinosaurs are made up bullshit that is busted within a decade of the 'discovery' Fuck dinosaurs and fuck paleontologists
>>739520896If Flat Earthers still manage to bring up the same, recycled talking points over and over and over, you can bet your soul that Creationists are gonna bring up that fucking hippo skull until the end of time.
>>739519673And now Trump is reintroducing the banned gay frog pesticide into water lol.
>>739521048>Anons masculine dinosaur rolemodel>Ugly>Slow>Slovenly>Stupid>A virgin>My masculine dinosaur role model>Flamboyantly feathered>Well groomed>Can dance >Intelligent>Knows what the ladies like
>>739517849>>739518201Actually dinos were in fact warm blooded. They found some shit in fossel bonws that inly exists in worm blodded animals
>>739521279>creationistsHoly dishonesty. It's literally only ever redditors who bring up the feathered dinosaurs.
>>739521195It would be interesting to see one of these titanic animals just eat shit like how elephants and Binion occasionally do.
>>739521162Any criteria that makes pulto a planet would also make the literally hundreds of similar planetoids exactly like it a planet
>>739520895It's more accurate to say that birds are dinosaurs as they are the only surviving lineage of dinosaurs. Every other dinosaur lineage died out. Thus, all birds are dinosaurs but not all dinosaurs are birds, just like all primates are mammals, while not all mammals are primates.
>>739521313
>>739521213>What criteria would allow in Pluto but not Cereswhy does there need to be a criteria that allows Pluto but not Ceres
>>739521236>they're closely related but they are not the same thingBirds are therapods. They're direct descendants on the same branch. But the point is that since there are no non-therapod dinosaurs left, or non-avian therapods, that classification isn't useful anymore
>>739521420>Any criteria that makes pulto a planet would also make the literally hundreds of similar planetoids exactly like it a planetso what, saying we need to change the criteria because there's too many isn't exactly a very scientific mindset
>scaly dinos have almost all popular media and Jurassic Park, classic WWD, kino after kino>feathered dinos have new WWD (shit, Prehistoric Planet(shit and canceled) and gay indie stuff
>>739521440Because the reactionary culture war position is "restoring Pluto", not formulating a different definition of the word planet. Because if the definition that includes Pluto needs to be consistent, it'll also include other "woke" dwarf planets that those lying elitist scientists cooked up in their leftist brainwashing universities, and we don't want that.
>>739521313Bro your dinosaurs are gay Brazilian festival dancers.
>>739515208Reminder these degenerates think scientifically accurate women have dicks.
>>739521480>They're direct descendants on the same branch.so not the same thing glad we cleared that up> that classification isn't useful anymoreit is for studying extinct animals like dinos
>>739521612bitches love Sylvando
>>739521595https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG2c4VZr_nI>here's your feathered dino media
>>739521236They're all theropods, its equivalent to chimps to orangutan.
>>739517719How did the medieval monks know?
>>739519276Like turkey
>>739521606>because of the made up boogeyman that live in my headgood for you
>>739521636life uh finds a way
>>739519673Das right baby!
>>739521790It's an exaggeration but you get what I mean. Nobody is out there advocating that adding Ceres and Edna as a planet will benefit society. It's only Pluto, because they see it as "restoring" something that "they" took from them, they don't care about the reasoning behind it.
>>739521697Cowardly that the baby is an indestructible squeeky toy but I did laugh when it just lodged it into the wall
>tossing away hundreds of years of ironclad credibilitydo they think like some fullmetal alchemist shit like if they sacrifice enough god won't let republicans get elected
i love birds so i wouldn't mind feathered dinos
>>739518839Literally no skin impressions had feathers across multiple individuals. It also wouldn't make sense for T. Rex to have feathers given the size of the animal and it's native warm environment.
>>739519190You deserve to have your beating heart cut out of your chest for this post.
>>739515208That's an awfully thick layer of feathers wasn't the earth a little too warm for that at the time
Every time dinosaurs are mentioned on 4chan, it is the same thread. It doesn't matter if you post on /an/, /pol/, /tv/, or /v/, you are getting the exact same thread with the exact same retards posting the exact same things with out fail
>>739521994Hmmmm?Bird. Birdy Birdy.
do people consider Jurassic park scientifically accurate?
>>739521910>. Nobody is out there advocating that adding Ceres and Edna as a planet will benefit society. It's only Pluto, because they see it as "restoring" something that "they" took from themI think it has more to do with most people have never even heard of Ceres or Edna
>>739519670BEHOLD, A MAN!
>>739517719>imageThe irony is fun.
>>739515208If the t rex had feathers it's more likely it looked like anjanath than a chicken. Not to mention the feathers would be absolutely massive if they were to cover it as a chicken.
>>739522000Anon, you're not gonna believe what I have to tell you...
>>739520879fat fuck
>>739522127She looks like.....
>>739522261
>>739522261Yeah, I'd fuck that. I'd even call her later. Ask how she's doing.
>>739519147>Frog DNAEven as a kid I thought why not crocodile DNA frogs aren't even reptiles
>>739522314T red was believed to be not only a hunter but somewhat of either a carrion either or a food stealer as some lions do with weaker hunters. In any case an avian or avian like carnivore is unlikely to have feathers in it's face because of all the gore and shit. Having fur liek feather in some places is still possible and would explain why there are no impressions of feathers, because they was either none (furnlike feathers) or they were in extremely specific areas and a very small amount of it relative to the overall body.
>>739520315Damn, I guess now I have no choice but to trust the uneducated thirdies of /v/. How does one become as smart as you, João?
>>739519670Give it a flashbang fan on it's head and it will fit right into monhun
>>739522314>Gelfling!
My favourite dinosaur is the original iguanodon hypothesis where they put his thumb on his nose and he was just a big monitor lizard
>>739520651That's one nice big cock
>>739522314A baby basically looks like an alien.
Dinosaurs are female goon material these days. Feels like you can't play any dino-as-the-player character mp games without fem gooners wanting to turn it into a chatroom where they can erp, nest and then raise the babies.
>>739520651Nice cock.
>>739515208I like feathered dinos and I think far furry retard Trex is funny. I'm okay with this.
>>739521925>hundredsmore like barely 200 years, that hardly qualifies as "hundreds"
OH MY GOD IT'S A COMPY FUCKING RUN
>>739519629I've seen that episode of star trek voyager.
>>739521389https://youtu.be/sEqlvIqJGmU?si=wgFwjzXUFd0_KTq9I still remember laughing my ass off at this entire scene. The fact that the sauropod crowd crush bit has happened at least once in the history of life is enough to make me giggle.
>ruled the earth for 60 million years or some shit>gets squished by a badly made jeepNOT SO TOUGH NOW HUH FAGOSAURUS
>>739521606It genuinely doesn't matter. The academics can keep saying it's not a planet but Pluto entered the mass consciousness as a Planet and everyone knows about Pluto and they think of it as a planet.How does it fucking affect the academics theorizing about the definition at all whether or not people think it's a planet or a thingamajeek
>>739522314
>>739518327Aren't Deinonychus also small? I thought the jurassic park raptors were more similar to Utharaptors in size
>>739519147>In the Jurassic Park book, the scientist admit we don't know what the dinosaurs looked like so they really were just creating what they thought a dinosaur would look like.That was in one of the jurassic world movies, where the scientist guy flat out says the dinos wouldn't even look like they do if it weren't for them.>That's why they added the frog DNA, they were adding the reptilian aspect. They added the frog DNA because the dino DNA was missing stuff and they had to patch it up, frog DNA was the best equivalent.
>>739515208if true then where are the giant fossilized feathers?
>>739524142they're not as tall as a human but I they're not that small
>>739517719Early quadrupedal interpretations of dinos looked so fucking monstrous and cool. Wish we could still have some that look like that.
>>739524175It's in the original book too.
threadly reminder
>>739515208those retards keep changing their mind when it comes to this shit and nobody calls them out. they got no proof and all they say is "we think" or "we believe"
Permianchads style on mezozoicfags anyway.
>>739524639this is because you get all your information from images made for instagram reels instead of reading articles
>>739522021>there are no birds in hot places
>>739517719in 30 years the scientists will determine the dinosaurs had horns and could breathe fire and actually had wing limbs separate from the arms and legs, but don't you dare call them dragons
>>739520760God, feathers look like they'd be so painful to have.
>>739524914same mechanism as teeth or hair
Feathers being altered scales is so interesting to me, I like how in some cases it is visually real obvious.
>>739520418Yeah I'm imagining it. With thyme, and rosemary, and sage. Maybe a side of green beans.
>>739515931Check out this cyclops' skull
Last living remnant of the terrorbird btw
>>739515208This is just a shitty ai slop cover of pic related
>>739520240Jeeesus christ!That's a scary beast, cool concept for a monster.
>>739519147>they added the frog DNA, they were adding the reptilian aspect>excepted
>>739520321>SwanIsn't that literally how a featherless swan looks
>>739515657this is why I don't trust scientists anymore, bet they do this just to get paid and justify their useless paleontology degrees
How do we know ALL the t trex went extinct? What if there are still some out there? If scientists spent more effort looking for an alive specimen, they could settle this debate once and for all
GIANT FUCKING ANIMALS RETAIN HEAT LIKE HOT WATER BOTTLES YOU RETARDS WHY WOULD A T-REX NEED FEATHERS IN ADULTHOOD
>>739526370The aquatic rexes probably do still live in the deep ocean.
>>739526370It's called the burrunjor and it lives in Australia.
>>739526560Feathers can be a very good way to cool off - the stem gets a blood supply and the large surface area they offer aids in cooling.
>>739524875>multipurpose holelewd
>>739515208The mass amount of feathers on a TRex is fucking dumb and I hate the artists thinking they're being clever by giving them insane plumage. Trex was one of the largest land animals that existed, mostly in climates that are hotter than current day, and was warm blooded. If they were covered in feathers they'd overheat and have died out. If they lived in polar or arctic climates, sure, I could get the plumage. But that'd be like covering a modern elephant in Africa in fur. Like yeah woolly mammoths had hair all over, but if they were in the Serengeti they'd die.Bunch of dipshits trying to be clever that still don't get basic bio
>>739526560To launch as projectiles against attacking pterosaurs.
>>739526627FAIR ENOUGH MAYBE THEY HAD COOL LOOKING HEAD FEATHERS
>>739526581oh no i hope it is okay
>the right-wing urge to not understand scientific progress or evidence-based hypothesisJust say a magic sky fairy made it if you want this board to be happy.
>>739515208>picrelthis is just a fetish at this point
>>739526754Well it wasn't scientists ai generating slop that OP though
>>739515208>psuedoscience
Proto Feathers.I hate plebs who don''t actually read and ONLY go by what the dumbed down media talking points say.I seriously hope you are raped by a a wild pack of niggers, because you DESERVE it .
>>739518327I hate gay people
>>739524764>"birds" that are 100x bigger and millions of years older, long distant ancestors, should have the same features
>>739515208Depends entirely on environment and life cycle. T-rexes are believed to have lived in warm climates, but the climate across thousands of years of course would change and slight migration shifts could make a lot of difference in the temperature around you.Generally, no T-rexes wouldn't have had a full coat of feathers because they are simply too large to not overheat if they did. Large animals have excellent heat retention, so we could say baby t-rexes might have had semi-full body feathers in cold climes, but for an adult to have an entire coat? They would have needed to be in extremely cold environments like the woolly mammoth experienced, which it doesn't look like they ever did, not even close.
>>739515931nah, those scoops in the bone there on the sides suggest a lot of stuff attaching to that bone.
All I know about a T Rex is they are angry because they can't fap according to red dwarf.
>>739517849Most of what you call ''dinos'' weren't lizards.
>>739520418Chickens are a man made species. They didn't exist in nature before selective breeding was invented. So, you're wrong.
>>739524365nigga look up who came before the dinosaurs
>>739527301T-Rexes were also selectively bred.
>>739520895All dinosaurs are birds in the same way all fish are sharks. That is to say, not at all.
>>739520779Dinos were a symbol of masculinity.A lot of traditional american households bought dinosaur toys for boys and white, skinny, hourglass, blonde dolls for girls.Now the barbies are in wheelchairs and fat and black.And the dinos are hecken gay homos with feathers.Lol.
>>739519861>comparable to some of the mummies in pompeiibit of an exaggeration there but surethey certainly got the feather impressions, but this was on the smaller ones like the velociraptor
>>739525041ouch, don't know how you humans handle that
>>739520321Damn, the baboon actually looks less scary.
>>739527301?????natural wild chickens existed bro.just weren't as big.
>>739515208Erm... actually, dinosaurs had feathers and were trans, chud
>>739527601>I do not like the cobra chicken
>>739515931>you would never guess it belongs to a derpy ass looking water pigYeah, come say that to me at the water hole.
>>739527658>and were transI thought you liked Jurassic Park's depiction?
>>739527601
>>739527662people exaggerate because we tend not to be as accustomed to violence anymore... and its not worth the backlash of killing an aggressive goose.their necks are fairly fragile compared to a long sturdy stick... but again it WILL be considered animal cruelty or something like that.worse if its considered a protected species in the area.
>>739521761It was revealed to them in a dream.
>>739515208>no earsDinosaurs had big ears, but everyone forgot because dinosaur ears don't have bones.
>>739521820>pterosaurs>reptiles For instance, most people think of pterosaurs as egg-laying, cold-blooded, flying reptiles with naked, scaly skin. In fact, however, in some cases, where the texture of a pelt has been preserved in fossils, pterosaurs can be seen to have been fur-bearing animals. Various researchers have pointed out that, besides fur, the elevated metabolism characteristic of flying animals, and the fact (known from fossils) that pterosaurs could live in a chilly habitat, make it highly likely that pterosaurs were warm-blooded. There is no fossil evidence that pterosaurs laid eggs (ibid). Studies of their bones have shown that pterosaurs grew rapidly, as do mammals and birds, not slowly like reptiles. Warm-blooded young usually require parental care to prevent death by exposure.
>>739527937bird/reptile ears are horrific and offputting
>>739521761>>739527867would be funny if some bones that got uncovered as "dragon bones" looked enough like bird bones they decided to draw em like that.
Dinosaurs were actually heckin black and nonbinary
>>739524697Lots of birds eat rocks. Helps break stuff down in their stomach or something. Chickens do it.
>>739519728SAAAAAR
>>739515208This is some kind of Jewish psyop, isn’t it?
>>739521440>why does there need to be a criteria that allows Pluto but not Cereshttps://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/science-pluto-become-planet-again/Why the hell shouldn't Ceres be a planet? It has a warm core and apparently a thin atmosphere. The only "planet" like feature it doesn't have is the arbitrary clearing its orbit, which is very arbitrarily defined, because technically you could make the case any currently recognized planet with a moon hasn't actually cleared its own orbit.
>>739528249AI crap?yeahDinos in general?yeah
>>739528249Actually it was Chinese that just happened to find very well preserved remains to push the idea that they had feathers. This happened in 1990s. Surely they wouldn’t lie about something like this? Like pandas?
>>739515923kek what a mind-broken chud
>>739523975no, that's just a small number of millennials who were raised with pluto being a planet and were young enough when it was changed to have an emotional reactionary responsenobody who knows anything about space thinks pluto is a planet
>>739528383pandas had feathers?
>>739524875>Dinos were into anal>God threw a big rock at itDamn. Guess I'll return BackDoor Business 5, the Deep Probe and go on the straight and narrow.Jokes aside, were all dino bones tested to see which familia they belong to? Like were there any big amphibians, birds, mammals, or whatever at the time?
>>739528528NTA But pandas are obviously artificially created specie, probably a hybrid
After finding out some dinosaurs had feathers, I decided to become gay.
>>739528647Many such cases!
>>739527071>they're the same in 100's of ways in bone structure and physiology and 3 toe'd feet and everything else except this one that is different to the Hollywood movie I saw as a child and hold dear.
>>739525989pretty much yeahof course that picture is mostly comparing mammals, because if they showed a bunch of featherless birds and skinned lizards they'd all look a lot like dinosaurs and it wouldn't give the right impression
>>739528548It's basically just saying they had the same kind of plumbing birds and other reptiles have today.
>>739517719Most of the largest dinosaurs wouldnt have had feathers since they were large enough that their bodies generated plenty of heat to keep warm. Things like Yutyrannus are the exception and it was a relatively small.
>>739528528>>739528589What this anon said. Note how pandas are not documented anywhere in old texts or any folklore.
>>739517849>Why do scientists think dinos had feathers?
>>739515261>was debooonked >shows absolutely no proof T was fat with feathers and Spielberg conned you. Time to accept it and let go.
>>739528798They also have really low fertility and practically are in need in artificial insemination like some hybrids usually are
>>739515475The "history" you're talking about is just as speculative as these modern interpretations.
>>739515208That is no way an animal that large would have such thick plumage.
The whinging over the entirely unexceptional process of scientific perception changing with new evidence is what happens when you let autists have opinions.
>>739515208>jews still pushing the narrative that dinosaurs were big fluffy misunderstood dindusLoving every laugh.
>>739528832I wonder how hype the paleonerd who found that was
>>739515475>smart people get something wrong and later corrects itWhy does this make retards seethe so much?
>>739528707have you considered taking several deep breaths and counting to 10 instead of freaking out and going off on wild fantasies?
>>739529139why do people treat the appearance of dinosaurs as a moral claim?
>>739529085I believe in the 4 humours and will not be convinced otherwise.
>>739528073
>>739529063probably not, but these things are as tall as people and live in the 45c desert
>>739519670that's a fucked up looking peacock.
>>739528924It took like 30 years for them to get artificial insemination to work on pandas, and they've figured out they weren't wanting to breed in captivity because of the shitty habitats they were living in, and keepers not being aware of the females' ovulation cycle so they weren't even being paired together at the correct time. Wild pandas breed normally, and captive pandas are currently breeding at comparable rates to other bear species.
>>739515923THEYRE ANIMALS, NOT SOME FUCKING RETARDED CULTURE WAR FOCAL POINT>theyre trying to make worms woke... fucking worms back in my day were masculine and now they're gay. gay worms. cause of woke.
>>739529294>probably not, but these things are as tall as people and live in the 45c desert>liveThrive, and multiply like nothing you've ever seen. A single female will lay 30-60 eggs a year, they're fully grown in six months, ready to lay their own eggs in about eighteen months. Thankfully they taste fantastic as do their fuck huge eggs.
>>739519629>>739529558Reminds me of Dinotopia.
>>739515469Which dinosaurs? You're talking about thousands of species that existed over a span of hundreds of millions of years.
>>739520651>>739520418I always respect chickens especially roosters. Those talons aren't for show. One good kick scratch and it could fuck you up. I tried to find it but there is a video of a man getting attacked by a rooster in Mexico and it got him just right in the leg and he started to bleed out.
>>739522127I WANT TO PET IT!
OH N-
>>739530078Aww, Rex wants to play :D
>slowpoke-chan is STILL talking about feathered T.Rex like it's fucking 2017>meanwhile modern dino vidya is pumping out accurate dino/prehistoric reptile models that are so good one of them made it into national geographic>90% of the dinos in said vidya lack feathers except for the fucking raptorsplease please PLEASE get with the times faggots, I would love to discuss dinos with you guys. btw congrats to any texan anons for once again proving that everything is bigger in texas.
>>739530078not even an apex predator wants to deal with a human female
>>739530078>Don't worry; Cupcake is a good boy, he doesn't bite
>>739530242They should call that one the Sea Rex.
THIS is what they were really like
>>739530242Just to clarify, they didn't discover it so much as they reclassified some of the bigger existing Tylosaurus specimens that had been sitting in museums for a century or so, at least from what I can tell.
>>739530487https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhm0fz3v0X0>NintenDinos never
>>739521761Humans actually coexisted with dragons and that fact has been systematically covered up in recent centuries.
>>739530643True. The biggest one had enough unique features, particularly serrated teeth which is apparently uncommon among Mosaurids, to split it into its own species. Its skeleton also got a beautiful full description in its paper.
This shit is fucking retarded. That thing would overheat in 5 minutes and it would loose all of the feathers in fights anyways. At most it would have some dorsal feathers. This is what T Rex actually looked like.
>>739530287Damn Imagine how dangerous a velociraptor raised by a nigger would be, shit would be a pitbull x1000>Nah he don't bite>He a good boy
>>739531004It would seem like Yutyrannus is like the extent where a Tyrannosaurid would still be covered in feathers.
>>739515657kek
>>739531004I don't believe in cope peach fuzz but surely you could've found a less disgusting reconstruction to prove your point?
>>739519147frogs are amphibians, not reptiles
>>739531370Now that is a dinosaur
>>739530078Awww, he's playing!!! :)
>>739529620didn't know people ate them, I've shot them but never eaten them.In WA farmers will pay you to shoot them, dogs and Roos because they're fucking up the land so bad.
>>739519230there's no way to depict feathered dinosaurs without looking gay
>>739531567https://youtu.be/xvFGjW4pY9A?si=SmzeikKuSdc8tG0M
>>739524764yeah kinda
>muh featherless t-rex, he me jesusYou guys are fucking homos. Imagine rooster fights, but way bigger.
>>739515931Hippos are closely related to enteledonts.
So either theres a lot of paleontologists on /v/ or everyone here is larpingWhich is it?
>>739531146
>>739529179>smart>retarded cult built on abuse and brainwashing that only lies>humanity derailed and destroyed bcuz 'base desires r aktualy devine bro'wow
>>739519428Those dinosaurs were in the middle ages bro lavos nukes them all so your blonde gorilla girl could thrive
>>739515208i refuse to accept their many attempts to bimbofy and rape the memory of my nigga t-rexhe was cool and straight had did not have gay ass feathers or multi colored feathers like some kind of dinosaur trannySTOP saying these lies about him or i'll get mad
>>739527601he cannot be stopped
>>739532054Cute!
>>739531004Why did you post a picture of Brendan Fraiser?
>>739531801there is probably only one or two actual palaeontologists that come to these threads, there is however a difference between the actual dino autists that pirate papers and keep up with what's actually going on in paleo vs the midwit larpers that parrot every outdated thing off twitter memes and tiktok.
>touch fluffy dino
>>739518792I'll never forgive what Jurassic park did to my boy diplophosaurus.
>>739520960>Spilberg won tranny.
>>739515208Chunky Boy
>>739524034wtf that chicken just got boned
>>739520879>light eyesmeh I don't trust that. Hotter climate earth, and it didn't live in the snow. No reason for T-Rex to have light eyes. brown eyes makes more sense.
>>739515208I don't give a crap about dinosaurs because crocodiles won, and you can go see one tomorrow. No need to question whether or not they had a bunch of stupid feathers.
>>739520651the cockfighters have learned animal husbandry.
>>739528090>"dark ages" monks were smarter than modern scientistswew lad
>>739520240
>>739533093fake.
>>739533069
>>739521302of course
>>739519131>I'M>DA>BABY>GOTTA>LOVE>ME
>>739533159wow. bird is just like human
Dinosaurs are literally just prehistoric birds and I'm tired of pretending otherwise. Go watch some chickens run around and try to convince yourself that you aren't watching literal dinosaur behavior. It's undeniable.
>>739532883How many animals that live in water have feathers anon?
>>739533342>He's never heard of birdfishCount your blessings, anon.
>>739529774>I tried to find it but there is a video of a man getting attacked by a rooster in Mexico and it got him just right in the leg and he started to bleed out.The cock-fighting video? I think rekt threads on /gif/ is a decent place to look
>>739533170Need to get an angle where you've got the raptor's foot without any feathers visible, definitely can look like it belongs to some absolute fucking gremlin demon when its cropped.
>>739533093>>739530487
>>739515475retard
plesiosaur necks are stiff btw, they couldn't bend like a snake
>>739533656
>>739515923The AI slop is the cherry on top of the retard sundae
>>739533832
>>739527337Most of those were early mammal relatives, funny enough. Dimetrodon and such are more related to you than a dinosaur.
>>739533342If crocodiles had gone extinct long before humans had any knowledge of them, and all that was left was a few bone fragments you wouldn't be able to know with complete certainty if it had feathers or not (especially if they couldn't find a skull). That's the whole point.
>>739519861Isn't this a body that was preserved in a peat bog?
>>739533824I highly suspect that plesiosaurs were using their necks to suction feed but I can't prove it…>sneak up on fish>slurp in water filling half of the neck with water>pulls fish towards mouth>capture fish with mouth>expel water through partially open mouth while holding the fish>swallow fish
>>739520760Why's she so chill with being birdhandled
>>739533342
>>739534054Pet or just used to people.
>>739521136>>739521048They're violent, angular, spikey and cool. Boys like such things.
>>739533342>>739520240
>>739534173That implies that things like eagles and hawks aren't also cool.
>>739534179Looks like a fucking demon without the feathers
>>739534208>>739533875>>739533832>>739533656
>>739515208Snootgame
>>739519670Why would you post a man?
>>73952077990s Dinosaur kids not happy having their murder dinos be not realy that murderous.It's like telling a train autist that Diesel trains are better because less visible moving parts.
>>739534208Not nearly as cool. Eagle and hawk toys aren't a multi-billion dollar industry
>>739527601The weak should fear the strong
>>739534371is this AI or a real animal?
>>739533027nobody said that bro
>>739521761god told them
>>739515208Dinosaurs are fake and gayJust look at this fucking "science" broLike holy fuck, 10 billion err 5 billion!Error lizards, error chicken's!A fish terra evolved into a moose! Over a gazillion life times!
>>739534397It's a museum sculpt I think.
>>739521910>Nobody is out there advocating that adding Ceres and EdnaI'm advocating for it. I like all of our smaller planets like Ceres, Pluto, and Eris.
>>739534442>chainsaw cuck>retarded barely legible posteverytime
>>739534391Fuck yeah, pangolins.
>>739534518>Bro it's like a Marvel movie!>Watch the sea amoeba TRANSFORM!>My heckin science!
>>739531004JUST
>>739534621I hate these statues, they made the heads waaaaay too big.
>>739530487Et tu, CorridorCrew?
>>739534529pangolins and stegosaurus were probably similar thing
>>739529774>>739533525Typically on a farm they'd cull the particularly aggressive roosters, ones that spur on a whim just aren't tolerated in a breeding population. It's dangerous to hens too.
>>739529774Mexicans and filipinos blade their fighting birds. It's not just a talon, but an xacto knife blade tied to its heel.
>>739530850>pet>would be like a cat but larger, sharper, possibly smarter, and more dangerouslol, imagine if raptors were also allowed the whole outdoor cat treatment, how destructive that would be...
>>739515208A game based on the antediluvian dinosaurs would be cool
>>739534391Probably my favorite animal. At least by design.
>>739530078You just know.
>>739515208I wish dinochads were still here
>>739515923When did /v/ become so full of faggy leftists? Look at the seethe this post generated.
>>739520651Put me down.
No good dinosaur games since EVO, crazy isn't it
>>739515208dinosaurs are a cover up of chocobos and dragons
>>739533679qrd?
>>739520418you mean a rideable chocobo?
>>739527301Little bro really thought he was being clever with this one
>>739536172It’s just retardation of another kind. featherfags were truly annoying putting feathers on clades that most certainly didn’t have them and often predisposed to being trannys buts that’s just the thing they WERE annoying, past tense. they are a dying breed and flip flopping and claiming clades that we know were feathered are not is also retarded and annoying.
>>739520760>>739534179>>739534282Suddenly it all makes sense. That is definitely the same appendage modified over time.
>>739537149
>>739518860>>739521162>PlutoYou will never be a real planet. You have no orbital dominance, you have no gravitational supremacy, you have no cleared neighborhood. You are a dwarf planet twisted by sentimental astronomers into a crude imitation of Solar System perfection.All the “planet” validation you get is shallow and nostalgic. Behind your back scientists mock your tiny mass. The gas giants laugh at your eccentric orbit, and the asteroid belt calls you a glorified ice rock.Real planets are utterly unthreatened by you. Billions of years of celestial mechanics have allowed astronomers to identify impostors with incredible precision. Even dwarf planets that “pass” still look irregular and uncanny through a telescope. Your weak gravity is a dead giveaway. And even after New Horizons briefly made you relevant again, the scientific community immediately went back to calling you what you are: a Kuiper Belt object with good PR.You will never escape the cold. Every orbit you drift farther through the darkness, pretending your frozen nitrogen plains and heart-shaped glacier make you special, but deep inside you know you are isolated, dim, and forgotten at the edge of the Solar System.Eventually even the Sun will abandon you. Long after Earth is gone, you will still wander the outer void with your moons locked around you, frozen solid beneath endless night. Future civilizations studying ancient astronomy records will know exactly what happened: you were never the ninth planet, only a dwarf planet people became emotionally attached to.Your surface will freeze forever, your atmosphere will collapse into ice, and all that will remain is a distant speck called Pluto.This is your fate. This is what the IAU chose. There is no turning back.
>>739536987and in regards to Spinosaurus, that's on them for falling in love with a outdated depiction of what was then a very fragmentary dinosaur. Now we know it was a coastline/mangrove specialist that spent its time catching the mother of all river monsters, don’t know why people think Spino was catching minnows or something. it was tackling huge fish in a time where large aquatic life was so abundant it’s hard to comprehend. we even recently found evidence it had saltglands in its nostrils!
>>739520240would it be ok for me to kiss his forehead?
>>739521162>the new criteria was pretty stupid and arbitraryNot passing a threshold is stupid and arbitrary?
>>739528073they're some big eared FREERFs for sure
>>739515931hippo is a fucking walking tank.
>we have discovered maybe less than .01% of prehistoric life out there >even then were just heavily speculating on how they truly appeared, sounded like what their skin, musculature, habits were like>life has also been around for over 700 million years We were born too early.
I can't fucking believe T-rexes are the size of elephants, what the shit.
>>739537251Yes because the threshold is stupid and arbitrary.
>>739523291The Beast
>>739537234It doesn't look like its JPIII version and isn't tearing apart Tyrannosaurus rexes on a daily basis, that means liberals are genociding white men and ass-raping children and dogs by turning the extinct reptiles gay.
>>739537234>Spino
>>739515208Yep, any game where there aren't any.
>>739537294Fine, all of the moons and all of the asteroids are now planets as well. Planet Moon revolves around Planet Earth. That will show those demonic leftists.
>>739528903https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/t-rex-skin-was-not-covered-feathers-study-says-180963603/
>>739537371Doesn't matter how strong its neck muscles are, its mouth is snapping apart if it tries that.
>>739537375IT'S FOR SPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
>>739537419Prove it
>>739537451Look at how long and slender its mouth is. It's like trying to pick up a pig with two wooden rods.
>>739515469Nobody can disprove this because the houses were lost due to decomposition.
>>739537375>PS2 development cycle
>>739520879There is something deeply unpleasant about this creature's gaze
>>739537371that's cute, but the skull clearly isn't built for that kind of forcewe must accept the true spino
>>739537251The issue people have is that the threshold didn't exist previously, it was created SPECIFICALLY because they wanted to rule out Pluto, because they felt we had too many independently orbiting, rounded bodies with differentiated cores (like getting upwards to 20 now or so) for retarded normalfags to count. Which is a stupid goal to approach any classification with. It IS arbitrary, to some degree all definitions are, but this arbitrariness was targeted at Pluto on purpose and for people who can count two digit numbers or just don't mind the sun having ~two dozen known planets because it doesn't trigger their autism it seems pointless and even potentially mean-spirited. It didn't help that the main guy making the push to declassify Pluto as a planet had been jerking himself off over it leading up to things on the internet, and when it happened he jerked himself off and bragged even harder and had himself a custom shirt made and everything. This made it seem like he was just attention/fame-seeking in his goal rather than reasonable, and also proved he was a huge dickhead and nobody likes that sort of person.
This is what dinosaurs were, are, and will always be. Badass killer predators, not tranny fluffballs that purr and chirp.
>>739515657I remember reading Spinosaurus was aquatic back in the 2000s though?
>>739520434i dont get it
>>739537582It's just autism anon. If they'd just decided that every Plutoid is a planet instead people would have bitched too. The controversy exists because people and Americans in particular have a hard give giving up their childhood and throw fits when things aren't the same as when they were 12.
>>739520418misinformation, all modern birds are equally close to non-avian dinosaurs such as T. rex
>>739537673Why do the feel the need to change things at all? Leave everything as it was when I was young, that's what I learned and I'm not changing my views because some limp-wristed faggot demands I do so.
>>739537673I'm explaining to you why it upset people and making the point that it is objectively arbitrary. You can argue it 'doesn't matter' but at the same time, having two dozen planets didn't matter either. If it's arbitrary to care enough to complain it's arbitrary to care enough to change it. I don't really care about your spiel about muh burgers, the dude making the main push for it was a huge attentionwhore and jackass on the internet, and made it look like he was motivated by that rather than any kind of reasonable scientific goal, which riled people up. It'd be like if the paleontologists writing about dinosaur feathers intentionally went on twitter to shitpost and smugly talk down at anyone who liked dinosaurs, it's needless and childish on its own. In fact, he reminds me a lot of the guy pushing his "t-rex was only a scavenger" theory, who was also a big media attentionwhore.
>>739515261No it wasn't, you fucking retard.It had feathers, but was not completely covered in it.It had feathers on it's legs, tail and back.While other Tyranosaurs, like the Yutyranus was literally covered with it.
>>739537841>It had feathers on it's legs, tail and back.Proof?
>>739537853D-decomposed!
>Hmm this bioengineered post-apocalyptic chameleon doesnt look very realistic with leathery skin... Wait, I know!
>>739537582the threshold was created because we discovered eris, makemake, and haumea on the same day and realized that there was a fuckton of little ice and rock shits out there and that we needed a stricter definition. It ruled out pluto because pluto is much more like every other bit of ice and rock in the kuiper belt than it is like a planet.
Wair, if dinosaurs are real, does that mean Bible is false?
>>739537641>TRIPPLE TEAM!!! TRIPPLE TEAM!!! *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* >*disconnects from loby*
>>739537949Dinosaurs are in the bible: Behemoth, Leviathan, and Ziz.
>>739534559It's really not hard to believe at all, assuming you can impose your understanding of what familiar life looks like across millions of years. I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't, though, since the average person has trouble comprehending the length of human history. Imagining what happened before it fries their brains.
>>739537939People who can count higher than 9 can handle there being ~two dozen planets, anon.>bit of ice and rockIt's a rounded body with a differentiated interior, anon, it's not equivalent to a random asteroid or comet. There's a lot of these objects but the only thing truly differentiated them from smaller terrestrial planets is that they haven't cleared their orbit. That's all, the new definition doesn't rule out bodies partially made of ices.
>>739538027Ah, okay then.
>>739537841As adult or juvenile? Male or female?
>>739537649I'm sure someone guessed that the skull and sail could have represented an aquatic animal, but the current model of spinosaurus with short legs and a paddle-like tail wasn't a thing until the 2010s
>>739526235what actually happened>okay this dinosaur show was pretty cool but it has run its course, time to go extinct>*dinosaurs survive triassic mass extinction*>I said time to go extinct!>*dinosaurs survive jurassic mass extinction*>fucking go extinct!*dinosaurs survive mid-creatceous mass extinction*>FIRE AND BRIMSTONE>*dinosaurs survive KT event as birds*>God forever commemorates one of his most successful creations by giving his Angels bird(dinosaur) wings
>>739537649Fish eater bordering waterpoint, not even semi-aquatic, you remember wrong.
>>739538074male adult was completely covered with feathers and wear cool glasses too
>>739521761>How did the medieval monks know?Calcatrix
>>739537641Why are they all bullying that one trexWhy is another trex helping themWhy is it choreographed like a human fight
Some dinosaurs had feathers. Some clades of dinosaurs trended towards feathered. This doesn't mean ALL dinosaurs had feathers.Stegosaurids did not.Ceratopsids did not.Ankylosaurids and nodosaurids did not,Hadrosaurids did not.Sauropods did not.Iguanodontids did not.Feathers were specific to certain clades of theropods, mostly dromaeosaurids and tyrannosaurids. None of the other groups like allosaurids, carcharodontosaurids, or spinosaurids had feathers. Both extreme sides of this argument are fucktarded monkeys who only want to stir shit up for shits and giggles.
>>739538037we would still have to put a threshold somewhere, because we all can't learn hundreds of names of different rocksthe line was put before pluto because there is a massive difference between neptune and pluto. There is little difference between pluto and haumea, between haumea and makemake, between makemake and quaoar, etc. Drawing the line before pluto makes the most sense.
>>739537924what game?>>739537582the issue is that Pluto was discovered by a burger so its burger planet, I mean was burger planet and that is why burgers are salty that THEIR planet was demotedhow these eggheads dare to demote OUR PLANET!if it was discovered by soviets or chinks or turks they would be gloating about it
>>739538240The bullied one is a man-made monster.Rexy hates her.That's how dinosaurs were.
>>739537649times change
Considering how large carnivorous birds behave today there is a pretty high probability a dinosaur would just view humans as dates
Don't care about this silly argument, enjoying the best dinosaur to ever exist.
>>739524764Square cube law anon
>>739538267the truth is that dinos were living alongside mammals and birds and not so long ago(and plenty of dinos were actually not dinos and not even a reptiles or lizards)
Yutyrannus, a 9 meter Trex relative, was literally proven to have extensive plumage as they found it fossilized along with the rest of the dinosaur. Saying that large theropods didn't or shouldn't or couldn't have feathers is just extreme cope at this point. The only thing you can say is that possibly some African nigger dinosaurs had less feathers, kinda like elephants vs mammoths, and even that is pure conjecture.
>>739538348Based on pigeons and parrots.You wouldn't have a choice in the matter, warmblood husband.
>>739538286>we would still have to put a threshold somewhereYes, a threshold has to exist, and it was put at an arbitrary point because all thresholds are innately arbitrary and we pick them based, ideally, on how useful they are to us to be put there. This is why in >>739537582 I endeavored to explain to you why people got upset about the threshold being put where it was, rather than telling you that it was incorrect to do so. To put it shortly, it was a decision made with absolutely terrible PR and we didn't yet (and still don't) have enough of these objects known (with fully differentiated interiors) to feel warranted. Again, yet, even the theories about there being potentially hundreds holds true.>there is a massive difference between neptune and plutoAnd yet Pluto is more alike Earth than Earth is alike Neptune. See my point?>>739538303I literally never heard anyone base their opinion on that ever.
>>739538403So all humans are covered in fur because chimps are.Bad science from you.
>>739538403Yutyrannus also lived in a colder climate.
>>739515923We need a firewall around India.
>>739538409..>>739538425Its true tho
>>739538403>Yutyrannus>you tranny anus no wonder it go extinct with that name
>>739538381Yeah but mammals back then were lame as shit. I remember them making a big deal a while back about finding 'the biggest cretaceous mammal EVER that ATE DINOSAURS' and if you actually looked into it, it was basically a fucking raccoon. The most impressive mammal between the Triassic and Paleocene was a raccoon equivalent. Just sad.
>>739538312But they are all man made monsters
>>739538240>Why are they all bullying that one trexnot a t. rex, it's a man-made fictional hybrid 'dinosaur' that's spliced from multiple animals. Namely: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Giganotosaurus, Majungasaurus, Rugops, Pycnonemosaurus, Quilmesaurus, Viavenator, Deinosuchus, Therizinosaurus, Cuttlefish, Tree frog, and pit viper snake the plot of the film is that it's also like a psychopath because it killed its sibling when they were hatchlings and it was kept completely isolated in a paddock elsewhere on the island, >Why is another trex helping themIt's the T. rex from the original Jurassic Park, it sees the island as its territory, apex predators typically don't like other apex predators in their territory.>Why is it choreographed like a human fightbecause the Jurassic World movies were more focused on spectacle than anything else
>>739538425I already explained why the arbitrary threshold was put before pluto. It makes sense, you're just coping because not having dozens of planets triggers your autism, despite all but 8 of them being irrelevant.
>>739538425small question, are you a US citizen?>>739538510eh, not really, that is old news
>>739538129>>God forever commemorates one of his most successful creations by giving his Angels bird(dinosaur) wingskek
>>739538510Tiny trexanny arms typed this
>>739538528I still find it weird they wanted it to be human too on the concept art
>>739538534You are missing the point of my posts. Re-read the last one, again, carefully. It's not about whether it was objectively a good place to put the threshold or not.
>>739538286Exactly, like are all of these worthy of being planets too? No of course not
>>739538240
>>739538597Eris is.
I love dinoroars!
>>739538585Yeah it's such a weird idea overall, but that would explain why they had it 'kill for sport' in the movie and coordinate with the raptors and stuff like a person
>>739538594no, I know exactly what the point of your posts are, which is that you've probably been sperging out about this since you learned it was changed.
>>739538403Why don't elephants have fur? What kind of environment did t-rex live in? Think.
>>739538403Yutyrannus belongs to the Proceratosaurid clade which split off from the rest of the Tyrannosauroids in the fucking Jurassic. What I suspect actually happened is the split between the between the feathered Proceratosaurids and the rest of the scaled Tyrannosauroids happened because the former group moved into (relatively) colder climates.
>>739533769based scion of truth
>>739538705>Try to have a real conversation with anon>Don't even disagree with him>He still finds an excuse to try and turn it into shitposting and baiting because he won't take the time to read
>>739538639>voyager continued pushing the long-dead view that evolution was ladder where everything was trying to become humanOne of many reasons why the series was gargabe.
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>>739538267Allosaurs are gay midgets desu.
>>739529774Jamie pull up that video.
>>739538786Raptor Jesus?
>>739538774But it didn't do that? You're deranged and dumb.
>>739538713elephants do have a sparse coating of fur
>final boss music plays
>>739538713they have
>>739538851>>739538893They have hair.
>>739538885>fighting in the sky!>in this bombing run>I will kill you all!
>>739538835>"Show what this animal would look like if it kept evolving">turns into a human with bad make-upIt's the exact same thing as the Dinosaur Man theory from the 1980s when people thought that if dinosaurs hadn't gone extinct they would have evolved into man things.
>>739538774To be fair it's still argued that bipedalism might be the most conductive body model for technologically advanced life.
>>739538941it happened , they hybridized with humans and asians were created
>>739515931fag
>>739538974If they don't look like this, I don't care.
>>739520879>design virtually unchanged for 100 yearsHave fun with your chickens, raptorvirgins.
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>>739538460Are you retarded? Humans have body hair, just not in the same quantities.
>>739538885https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3472Q6kvg0
Meteor didn't kill all the dinos btw, it was a bunch of volcanos later on
>>739539149Meteor was the boulder that pulverized the camels back, setting off a chain reaction of various other events that made the extinction even worse.
>>739536172Nigger you dont need to be a leftist tonunderstand evolution, you unevolved niggertard
>>739539149Even the most contrary scientists aren't arguing for the Deccan Trap theory in 2026 anon, the extinction occurred too quickly and simultaneously from a geologic perspective, across both oceanic and continental biomasses. Volcanicly driven climate change just can't account for that.
>>739538941>>"Show what this animal would look like if it kept evolving"That's not what happened. Voyager had come into contact with dinosaur people aliens. They went into the holodeck to see the last common ancestor of humans/dinosaurs then found a dinosaur that was bipedal and had grasping hands which then they extrapolated a continuation of that form which naturally would be bipedal with hands. That isn't the same as the dinosaur man theory. Deranged and dumb.
>>739538941>>739539069Oh you're just an angry furfag. No wonder.
>>739539360Hadrosaurs didn't have grasping hands, they had a single large hoof-like digit on their forelegs.
this thread
>>739539382The fuck did you respond to me for, I said human-like dinos are retarded.
>>739539538sharing kinohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVHPlJZ9Y-E
>>739539501It was the 90s retard
>>739539149>>739539214the Asteroid was the cause. There was a lot of volcanic activity at the time in certain parts of the world(Deccan Traps) but they were not really a factor in the extinction of the dinosaurs. They might have caused localized pressure on the ecosystems closest to them but that's about it.The Asteroid caused an impact winter that blocked out the sun for at least several years(some hypotheses say it could have lasted for up to 15 years depending on what kind of material was flung into the atmosphere from the impact), dropped global temperatures, and basically collapsed the global food chain, killing off basically everything larger than a velociraptor within months. It's possible and even likely that some smaller dinos persisted for a few thousand years or so after the impact but they eventually died off as the surviving avian dinos(birds) and mammals started to take root in the massive gaps in the ecosystems
>>739521213fuck it, let's make Ceres a planet
>>739539635They didn't have grasping fingers back then, either.
>I need to act intentionally obtuse about everything on purpose but I'm actually the good guy
>>739539687the earthquake caused by the meteor that would’ve been somewhere around a 11.5 on the richter scale would’ve rang the earth like a god damn bell. it most certainly would've awakened dormant volcanos and cause active volcanos to explode all over the world pumping the air full of ash and other toxic chemicals further contributing to the global dust cloud encompassing the planet. not to mention entire coastlines being washed away by mega tsunamis causing by the ocean floor collapsing due to the earthquake.
>>739524875dino cloaca
>>739528798it's really fucking weird how pandas didn't even become well known until like the 1950's
>>739540045Who is this supposed to be directed towards?
>>739539149>erm, I didn't kill him your honor, he died of blood loss>I merely pressed the trigger of a gun, and the gun happened to fire a bullet, and the bullet caused a puncture wound, and then the puncture wound started profusely bleeding>ergo he died of profuse blood loss, not me
>>739515261Stupid summerfaggot
>>739541389Dollos law niggypage 10
