A little something for the Paleontologists amongst us.
Dinosaurs tracks and track-ways found in Australia and some of the Dinosaurs that inhabited Australia some 65+ million years ago.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.When I was young I was taught that dinosaur fossils were a lie, a hoax, used to deceive us and make us question the Bible. I thought the "bones" were either fabricated, or they took actual bones they found and put them together to make up creatures that never really existed.
I don't recall how old I was, but I recall watching a program that showed dinosaur tracks. For some reason, this is what made me start to think that dinosaurs had actually existed. I don't know why I didn't think they had faked the tracks; perhaps my reasoning skills were far enough developed that any program on dinosaurs would have convinced me.
My parents (and when I say this I mean mostly my mom, as she was the one in charge of what we believed, or not) finally came to the conclusion that dinosaurs did exist. Mom thought that for some reason god had them on some sort of proto-earth before he changed it to suit humans. Even later, they bought into the ridiculous story that they existed alongside humans and were wiped out in the flood.
Attached are images of my pet dinosaurs. They are now inside for the winter. I've recently added an Allosaurus, but need a photo of it. The next one will be a Stegosuarus.
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