[fwdude]

Human history is permeated with accounts of the existence of “dragons.” Where would these accounts originate, if not from eyewitness encounters with dinosaurs?

[Tax-chick]

Eyewitness encounters with dragons?

[who_would_fardels_bear]

It's possible that a few larger lizards survived the asteroid strike and subsequent volcanic phases.

It could be that Yeti are the last few remaining creatures of some human-like creature.

I saw some photos that suggested that a few pterodactyls lived into the Wild West days and were shot down by pioneers.

A few lingering hold outs, however, does not prove that Noah somehow fit thousands of species of dinosaurs onto the Ark.

[NorthstarMom]

Sir Richard Owen coined the term “dinosaur” in 1841. Prior to that people called them dragons. Cultures throughout history have stories of encounters with dragons.

[gdani]

Human history is permeated with accounts of the existence of “dragons.” Where would these accounts originate, if not from eyewitness encounters with dinosaurs?

One can easily say the same about space aliens.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

Don’t let the naysayers get you down.
If somebody does their due diligence just looking at the Old Testament, there’s enough proof there that Dinosaurs were around at the time of Job.

[FateAmenableToChange]

Human history is permeated with accounts of the existence of “dragons.” Where would these accounts originate, if not from eyewitness encounters with dinosaurs?

Well, obviously, from eyewitness accounts of dragons. Where else?

[sphinx]

Human history is permeated with accounts of the existence of “dragons.” Where would these accounts originate, if not from eyewitness encounters with dinosaurs?

Hillary's a time traveller as well as shape-shifter?