[nickcarraway]

Ping

[heartwood]

Maybe they stood in water 30 feet deep and ripped something like kelp off the bottom.

[The Cajun]

30 to 40 tons and 60 to 80 feet long, you ate and carried yourself the way you damn well pleased.
Nuff said.

[savedbygrace]

I thought the treetop grazing thing was settled science, at least as settled as global warming.

;-)

[SunkenCiv]

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[calex59]

Kinda like when we stand up to fast huh? “Whoo, shouldn’t have gone after that top leaf!”.

[calex59]

Kinda like when we stand up to fast huh? “Whoo, shouldn’t have gone after that top leaf!”.

[calex59]

Kinda like when we stand up to fast huh? “Whoo, shouldn’t have gone after that top leaf!”.

[count-your-change]

According to my own ground breaking, paradigm shifting, very controversial yet absolutely irrefutable and comprehensive studies over many years, if the long-necked dinosaurs did not have long necks they would have to be called short-necked dinosaurs.

But more study will needed to establish whether they had necks or not. The scientific community remains divided on the question.

[Raymann]

How is this news?

I remember Discovery’s “Walking with Dinosaurs” that came out years ago that showed this.