Canada Unveils ‘Dinosaur Mummy’ Found With Skin And Gut Contents Intact

www.archaeology-world.com ^ | AUGUST 16, 2019 | ARCHAEOLOGY WORLD TEAM

[moviefan8]

Brian Williams was there so he knows.

[trisham]

Cool.

[Balding_Eagle]

Why would they NOT clone it?

Cloning seems the obvious and responsible thing to do.

[Manly Warrior]

6-7k? Tops. Once your reference point is determined to be eons, logic and reality must take the backseat to promote the narrative. Mine, oh, “In the beginning of time, Elohim(God) created.... Gen 1:1. See, from that point of reference and the Genesis narrative fits with actual observation.... Of course, my start point requires less faith than “14.6 unobserved billions of years ago, stuff happened because it just had to(or else we must submit to the real Creator)!”

[Windflier]

Been a while since old Helen’s been around.

Not nearly long enough!

[Blood of Tyrants]

If they can’t RBG can.

[Flag_This]

"Why would they NOT clone it? Cloning seems the obvious and responsible thing to do."

"Dinosaurs had their shot. Nature selected them for extinction."

[Calvin Locke]

...when a crude oil mine worker accidentally discovered the specimen while on the job.

Oh Noes!

The Thing on the Fourble Board!

At least it's dead this time.

[Rebelbase]

That’s a dragon.

[depressed in 06]

Dinosaurs would be here today, if, they had a way to tax other dinosaurs for dinosaur induced climate change. (Ignore that rock from outer space.)

[DannyTN]

"That’s a dragon."

And it's rocking a beard!

[Flag_This]

"Dinosaurs would be here today, if, they had a way to tax other dinosaurs for dinosaur induced climate change."

Silly dinos. Their tiny brains couldn't come up with advanced liberal ideas like that.

[momincombatboots]

Lol.. for intact proteins.

[Don W]

She wasn't too bad in her day, actually.

[octex]

Interesting article.

I was also surprised to learn that Canada has oil mines and that the magazine staff thought the worker who found the fossil was crude.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Anoop.

[a fool in paradise]

where are the feathers?

[a fool in paradise]

Mammoths (non-fossilized) have been found in Siberia complete with organs and fur. The one I saw was a baby mammoth in a remarkably preserved state however it was so remote that it took researchers a week to get to it. I think it was revealed when some kind of fissure opened in ice and then was exposed to the elements for a week.

[a fool in paradise]

>>”Dinosaurs had their shot. Nature selected them for extinction.”

And yet politicians keep saying “we should try Marxism”.

[a fool in paradise]

After the asteroid, teh dinosaurs went ghey and their numbers dropped off. They just couldn’t reproduce their species and were out numbered by invasive species from other regions.