Okayama University of Science
Professor Shinobu Ishigaki lying next to a dinosaur footprint in the Mongolian Gobi Desert
Posted on 10/04/2016 5:30:46 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
It’s settled science that this dinosaur also had an enormous schwannstucker.
Well, you know what they say about dinosaurs with big feet...
Well he must have been popular with the ladies. ;)
Amazing how the Creator of all can create a giant footprint in the mud too. ;)
Okayama University of Science
Professor Shinobu Ishigaki lying next to a dinosaur footprint in the Mongolian Gobi Desert
The stuff between the toe prints are slow cavemen?
A drawing illustrating the dinosaur that may
have left a footprint in Mongolia's Gobi Desert
Haven’t there been a lot of fakes coming out of that area of China?
That isn’t a tail dragging behind him.....
“That isn’t a tail dragging behind him.....”
Schlongasaurus Rex
Amazing... Connecticut has dinosaur tracks...they yet haven’t find the dinosaur that made them...
Godzilla’s!!!!
We have them in New York State too. I think in or around Nyack.
“Well, you know what they say about dinosaurs with big feet...”
He made all the girls cry?
I thought the dinosaur footprints were around Chappaqua...
Actually they’re in tuba city, az
“The Empire State [New York] yielded its first dinosaur fossils in 1972, when Paul Olsen and Robert F. Salvia discovered footprints at Nyack Beach State Park in Rockland County.
Rock slabs taken from the site and now at the New York State Museum reveal typical Grallator footprints.
There are at least two crossing trackways, with individual prints ranging in size from 5 to 6 inches.
No body fossils of dinosaurs have yet been found in New York.”
http://pages.jh.edu/jhumag/696web/dinosaur.html
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unless you meant...
"The Clintons purchased their home in Chappaqua for $1.7 million in 1999, near the end of Bill Clinton's presidency."--wikipedia
There apparently are Grallator tracks in CT as well.
Grallator - Dinosaur State Park, Connecticut
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