Posted on 09/02/2009 8:23:21 PM PDT by GodGunsGuts
In recent decades, soft, squishy tissues have been discovered inside fossilized dinosaur bones. They seem so fresh that it appears as though the bodies were buried only a few thousand years ago.
Since many think of a fossil as having had the original bone material replaced by minerals, the presence of actual bone--let alone pliable blood vessels, red blood cells, and proteins inside the bone--is quite extraordinary. These finds also present a dilemma...
(Excerpt) Read more at icr.org ...
do we really need to see the term ‘dino’s mounting’...
Let’s clone them back into existence and raise them in PeTA non-approved confinement conditions.
I for one would love a bucket of Kentucky Fried T-rex.
Mmmmmm, Sweet tasty Dino meat! That is what the Dino deserve for eating humans when they were around before the great flood.
Be sure to check out the link ref #2 in the ref. section of the article. If anybody can find more such links, be sure to PM or ping me with the links!
All the best—GGG
Ooops...LOL!
This thread is worthless without pics!!
I used to believe the universe was billions of years old 9big bang, etc) but the discovery of soft tissues in dinosaur fossils was the catalyst that led me to re-evaluate everything.
That sounds like Andy Rooney and Helen Thomas.
Ewww!
lol. Its an honest mistake. Has anyone googled for pics?
If dinosaurs lived a few thousand years ago then these fossils would not have to be de-mineralized, they would be bone, and we would find dinosaur bones in the same strata as lion and tiger bones; or at least lion and tiger fossils in the same strata as dinosaur fossils.
All the best—GGG
You can’t fight stupid.
Sorry to spoil your fun, but I asked the mods to change the title. Thanks for the chuckle.
All the best—GGG
I’d rather just train them to eat PETA members & Congressmen... solving two problems at once.
Either Allmendream is suffering from short-term memory loss, or he has selective recall. I have already demonstrated that scientists routinely demineralize modern bones to get at the soft tissue, as all bones contain significant amounts of mineral content.
Amerind oral traditions describe Mishipishu (the "water panther" or stegosaur) as having a sawblade back, red fur, a catlike face, and a "great spiked tail" which he used as a weapon. Louis and Clarke noted that their Indian guides were in mortal terror at the sight of Mishipishu glyphs along the Mississippi river.
Only stupid people say that.
“Has anyone googled for pics?”
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It’s very dangerous to ask to ask for pictures of old things around here, I’ve noticed. If a picture of Helen Thomas gets posted, well, you should have seen it coming. :)
Thanks for the ping!
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