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  • Scientists and Relevance

    05/07/2013 12:10:08 PM PDT · by Shout Bits · 1 replies
    Shout Bits Blog ^ | 05/6/2013 | Shout Bits
    Children like dinosaurs. Actually, lots of people like dinosaurs; they are the epitome of exotic creatures with their size and diversity. Also, they died out some 65 million years ago, likely the victims of a large meteor that fell onto modern day Mexico. The Alvarez Hypothesis is an fascinating story, but altogether irrelevant to day to day life. If a planet-threatening meteor or comet has not hit Earth in 65 million years, mankind can take its chances. Most people dismiss the lessons of the past century, so nearly everyone dismisses lessons from the K-T Boundary. Do not tell that to...
  • New Study Shows Tyrannosaurus Rex Evolved Advanced Bird-Like Binocular Vision

    07/03/2006 12:32:51 PM PDT · by Al Simmons · 700 replies · 5,714+ views
    Science News Online ^ | June 26 2006 | Eric Jbaffe
    In the 1993 movie Jurassic Park, one human character tells another that a Tyrannosaurus rex can't see them if they don't move, even though the beast is right in front of them. Now, a scientist reports that T. rex had some of the best vision in animal history. This sensory prowess strengthens arguments for T. rex's role as predator instead of scavenger. Scientists had some evidence from measurements of T. rex skulls that the animal could see well. Recently, Kent A. Stevens of the University of Oregon in Eugene went further. He used facial models of seven types of dinosaurs...