[SaveFerris]

🎶 Springtime for Dinosaurs 🎶

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[Angelino97]

They died on a Tuesday. Shortly after tea time.

[Bratch]

Younger Than Springtime

[pepsionice]

Mortimer and Henry were lounging by the pond, just after having feasted on some fish. The two were talking about a ‘hunt’ on the southside of the valley, and entertaining some lady dinosaurs that night....when all hell broke loose.

[SteveH]

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[Billthedrill]

It was a lovely, warm, thoroughly enjoyable spring day. Except for, you know, the everybody dying and stuff.

[Pez149]

And they call this science...

I call it science fiction...

[Sacajaweau]

My gut says........"It was a dark and stormy night".

These "scientists" get paid big bucks for this cr**.

[DannyTN]

Dang it, Spring is coming.

[ArtDodger]

There once was a fellow named Hall
Who died in the spring, in the fall
Twould of been a sad thing, if he’d died in the spring
But he didn’t, he died in the fall

[No_Mas_Obama]

If only the Dinos had listened to Greta Thunbersaurus and her warnings about impending climate change doom.

[Apple Pan Dowdy]

” They were buried alive by sediment displaced as a massive body of water unleashed by the asteroid strike moved upstream.”

Or it could have been from the great flood that covered the earth during Noah’s time.

[Recompennation]

100 million mega tons of tnt,
A six mile diameter rock falls from the sky.
There is about 6 seconds to watch it fall unless you see the shadow first and happen to look up to see.
I wonder what the approach angle was and if it did come from the direction of the sun.
Did the dinosaurs have any advance warning?

[Bonemaker]

Dinosaurs started making fossil fuel in springtime?😎

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Springtime in which hemisphere?

[PIF]

I read elsewhere that around the same time there were two other large impacters of similar size that hit Earth, so the ELE may not have been due solely to one attributed impactor.

[GreatRoad]

It seems possible that an impact that great could have even altered Earth’s orbit a little bit.

[nitzy]

The Perseids are in June. I wonder if there is a connection?

[joethedrummer]

My guess would be St.Patrick’s day - 4376bc..

[GingisK]

October 9, one zillion BC.