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Do wah Diddy
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If they were the creatures that evolved on a normal earth .why didn't they evolve again when the earth got back to normal
Something must have altered .and what is that something
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Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:22 AM BST
Morning Do Wah !

They took 100s of millions of years to evolve to their state of development when they where all wiped out by the meteor strike.
Report mouse muldoon • July 27, 2019 11:25 AM BST
If we all hid on the moon for 100s of millions of years would the crocodiles evolve into dinosaurs?
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 11:25 AM BST
Well it's been along time there should be some evidence to say their on there way back if they are ever going to come at all
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 11:25 AM BST
Well it's been along time there should be some evidence to say their on there way back if they are ever going to come at all
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 11:27 AM BST
I bet they don't know what's needed for one to evolve .
Report mouse muldoon • July 27, 2019 11:28 AM BST
The dinosaurs were pretty safe when we only had spears to hunt them with. It would be much more dangerous for them now that we have machine guns.
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 11:32 AM BST
If there was an earth here and dinasaurs evolved .then surely the creatures and life that was here first should come back first when the earth resorted back to its natural state .unless like my theory that it moved into a different position to all the corner planets and stars.and it's them that are the answer to what grows on earth
Report Angoose • July 27, 2019 11:34 AM BST
A very interesting question from the deepest thinker on the forum Grin
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:37 AM BST
Answer here :
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https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/27anqz/eli5_why_did_dinosaurs_not_reevolve_after_their/
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:39 AM BST
^

The KT extinction event killed a lot of species and did wipe whole groups of species off the planet forever, but one of the biggest misconceptions is that it killed ALL of the dinosaurs.

Some dinosaurs did survive, and they remain alive and well today having radiated into the thousands of species of birds we know today. Birds are the 65 million year descendants of a group of theropod dinosaurs that survived the meteor.

Many of the features that birds have evolved well before this extinction event, like feathers and hollow bones. Even some of the major groups of birds that we know today (like ducks) can trace their ancestry back before the meteor event (although they did not look like modern ducks). Wikipedia has a great article of the origin of the birds.

Dinosaurs are a really big and diverse group containing thousands of species that lived over the course of hundreds of millions of years. Many went extinct well before the meteor event happened 65 million years ago.

Whole groups of dinosaurs came and went before the meteor was anywhere near Earth. As I said birds are dinosaurs, but they really are only representative of the theropod group of dinosaurs and don't really resemble other groups of dinosaurs, especially the older ones. The closest non-dinosaur group of species that remains alive today are the crocodiles.

So crocodiles and birds are more closely related to the dinosaur group than a snake/lizard or other kind of reptile are. Reptile is also another really big group of species containing everything from the living turtles, snakes, lizards, squamates, crocodiles and sometimes birds, as well as all their extinct ancestors like dinosaurs.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 11:40 AM BST
They tried to breed a colony of new Dinosaurs at Jewrassic Park until Momentum intimidated them into shutting down.
Report lfc1971 • July 27, 2019 11:40 AM BST
you are quite right do wah , in fact life is impossible anywhere in the universe
including earth
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 11:40 AM BST
If humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys? Mischief
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:42 AM BST
Why did crocodiles survive the mass extinction of dinosaurs?

1: They are amphibious. They need little air and can stay underwater for extended periods. They can also relax near the surface, barely exposing themselves with just their nostrils and eyes showing.

2: Wide diet. Crocodiles can and will eat just about anything they can take down. As the larger and more dangerous dinosaurs died off, their main land-based prey became the smaller, adaptable mammals that were beginning to become commonplace.

3: Strong immune system. Crocodiles are like bats in how well they can resist disease. The extinction event killed off the plentiful food that the large dinosaurs needed and as they starved they also fell to disease.

4: Efficient metabolism. Crocodiles don’t need a lot of food and can go long periods without a large meal, whereas the large, continuously growing dinosaurs had to eat until they could not find enough food to sustain their size (a common problem amongst the largest kinds of herbivores)

5: They’re tough and mean. As large predatory dinosaurs died off, crocodiles had less competition and moved up the food chain a bit.

6: Large litters. Crocodiles lay a lot of eggs and the babies mature fairly quickly. Many dinosaurs took years to develop into proper adults.

7: Hibernation. The extinction event and subsequent Ice Age caused radical weather changes with huge temperature drops that most dinosaurs would not have been able to survive. Crocodiles, however, can go dormant in the cold if they find a safe spot to hide out, and simply come out again when it’s warm.
Report Angoose • July 27, 2019 11:44 AM BST
Wine, beer and spirits all the time
Though I have you still she's always on my mind
The rain falls down I'm soaking through
I'm an old man inside a young man's suit
My crocodile shoes are crying too
For they know how much love I have for you
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:45 AM BST

Jul 27, 2019 -- 11:40AM, i_agree_with_nick wrote:


If humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?


Graphic here :
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https://www.dhushara.com/paradoxhtm****.htm

Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:46 AM BST
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Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 11:55 AM BST
We are NOT the descendants of monkeys. (I couldn't read your link.)
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 12:01 PM BST
The leperd I've just read your link thoroughly and it's very interesting not a single post mentioned my theory that the earth had moved but they quite categorically stated that there's less oxygen today than when the dinasaurs lived onnthe planet.HERE IS THE ANSWER THEY STATE THEIR NOT HERE BECAUSE THERES LESS OXYGEN AND THEY NEED IT

BUT THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHY THERES LESS OXYGEN AND THIS IS WHERE MY THEORY COMES INTO PLAY.THAT METEROID OR WHAT EVER IT WAS ,WAS THAT HUGE THAT IT MVED THE EARTH TO A DIFERENT POSITION .WHICH MADE ITS POSITION IN RELATION TO THE OTHER PLANETS DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IT WAS BEFORE

HENCE LESS OXYGEN AND NO DINASAURS .
THEY HAVE NOT ANSWERED WHY LESS OXYGEN .BUT I HAVE SUGGESTED YOU NEED TO LOOK FURTHER TO ANSWER WHY

IM SORRY IVE ONLY ANSWERED THIS QUESTION IN LAY MANS TERMS AND NOT SCIENTIFIC TERMS OTHERWISE PEOPLE ON HERE WONT UNDERSTAND WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT
THEY SOON GET BORED AND  LEAVE AND READ THREADS ABOUT HOW TO COOK AN EGG .AND HOW TO TO TIE A PAIR OF SHOELACES THREADS
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 12:02 PM BST

Jul 27, 2019 -- 11:55AM, i_agree_with_nick wrote:


We are NOT the descendants of monkeys. (I couldn't read your link.)


Correction :

**** = /h@m@

change  "@"   to  "o"  ....do not include quotes....oc....need "/"

Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 12:11 PM BST

Jul 27, 2019 -- 12:01PM, Do wah Diddy wrote:


The leperd I've just read your link thoroughly and it's very interesting not a single post mentioned my theory that the earth had moved but they quite categorically stated that there's less oxygen today than when the dinasaurs lived onnthe planet.HERE IS THE ANSWER THEY STATE THEIR NOT HERE BECAUSE THERES LESS OXYGEN AND THEY NEED IT BUT THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHY THERES LESS OXYGEN AND THIS IS WHERE MY THEORY COMES INTO PLAY.THAT METEROID OR WHAT EVER IT WAS ,WAS THAT HUGE THAT IT MVED THE EARTH TO A DIFERENT POSITION .WHICH MADE ITS POSITION IN RELATION TO THE OTHER PLANETS DIFFERENT FROM WHAT IT WAS BEFORE HENCE LESS OXYGEN AND NO DINASAURS .THEY HAVE NOT ANSWERED WHY LESS OXYGEN .BUT I HAVE SUGGESTED YOU NEED TO LOOK FURTHER TO ANSWER WHY IM SORRY IVE ONLY ANSWERED THIS QUESTION IN LAY MANS TERMS AND NOT SCIENTIFIC TERMS OTHERWISE PEOPLE ON HERE WONT UNDERSTAND WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT THEY SOON GET BORED AND  LEAVE AND READ THREADS ABOUT HOW TO COOK AN EGG .AND HOW TO TO TIE A PAIR OF SHOELACES THREADS


The Earth did not move as the mass of the KT asteroid was so insignificant compared to the mass of the Earth

Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 12:12 PM BST
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https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/what-happened-seconds-hours-weeks-after-dino-killing-asteroid-hit-earth-180960032/
Report northanlite • July 27, 2019 12:24 PM BST
this thread is a shocking indictment of this countries education system Silly
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 12:31 PM BST
The reason why there are no dinosaurs today is because their genes got mutilated. Thank you.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 12:34 PM BST
Birds are basically dinosaurs as well.

T-Rex could say "Pretty Polly". This is FACT. (Well it will be if some clueless nutcase makes a youtube videos saying so :)).

(But birds ARE basically dinosaurs).
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 12:38 PM BST
The Leopard • July 27, 2019 11:39 AM BST
^

The KT extinction event killed a lot of species and did wipe whole groups of species off the planet forever, but one of the biggest misconceptions is that it killed ALL of the dinosaurs.

Some dinosaurs did survive, and they remain alive and well today having radiated into the thousands of species of birds we know today. Birds are the 65 million year descendants of a group of theropod dinosaurs that survived the meteor.

Many of the features that birds have evolved well before this extinction event, like feathers and hollow bones. Even some of the major groups of birds that we know today (like ducks) can trace their ancestry back before the meteor event (although they did not look like modern ducks). Wikipedia has a great article of the origin of the birds.

Dinosaurs are a really big and diverse group containing thousands of species that lived over the course of hundreds of millions of years. Many went extinct well before the meteor event happened 65 million years ago.

Whole groups of dinosaurs came and went before the meteor was anywhere near Earth. As I said birds are dinosaurs, but they really are only representative of the theropod group of dinosaurs and don't really resemble other groups of dinosaurs, especially the older ones. The closest non-dinosaur group of species that remains alive today are the crocodiles.

So crocodiles and birds are more closely related to the dinosaur group than a snake/lizard or other kind of reptile are. Reptile is also another really big group of species containing everything from the living turtles, snakes, lizards, squamates, crocodiles and sometimes birds, as well as all their extinct ancestors like dinosaurs.
Report mouse muldoon • July 27, 2019 12:41 PM BST
Even some of the major groups of birds that we know today (like ducks) can trace their ancestry back before the meteor event (although they did not look like modern ducks).

Most ducks can barely spell their own names

HTH
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 12:45 PM BST
You might as well ask why we don't have Model T Fords or fight battles with bronze swords. There is no niche or use for such creatures as better things have replaced them.

The interesting question is: Once humans stupidly wipe each other out (I'm banking either an accidental ww3 or more likely some religious nutters gettign the technology, nuclear or biological, to do it), what will replace them as supreme beings?

Super intelligent cockroaches?
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 12:47 PM BST
You might as well ask why we don't have Model T Fords or fight battles with bronze swords. There is no niche or use for such creatures as better things have replaced them


Yeah but we still have monkeys. Plain
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 12:48 PM BST
Self-replicating ever-developing robots.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 12:52 PM BST
Interesting, was looking at how long ago Cockroaches evolved (wiki says fossiles 320 million years ago looked like them),and it says:
"Research conducted in 2014 suggests that humans fear cockroaches the most, even more than mosquitoes, due to an evolutionary aversion."

I totally get that. I'm not fussed about insects. Spiders, beetles, bees, woodlice etc I'm totally ok with all of them, happily hold them in my hands. But Cockroaches .. absolutely disgust me.
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 12:53 PM BST
They didn't have a clue in them days where the earth was in relation to the other stars and planets .they didn't even know the difference between an inch and a yard .there was no Argos super delux telescopes with built in digital measuring apps.Darwin didn't have Google to give him answers he was like me .we work through problems to get answers
Every one who had a brain was worried incase  they fell off the end of the flat earth.There was no arcameedes or Aristotle.or Plato .or Einstein
The earth has only to move a little for it to be way out of line with some stars and planets .you talk about mass .I'm not talking about kinetic energy or gravitational pull or friction or I will soon bore the pants off you ?I'm trying to make it easy for you
to understand .I will leave it there you just be brainwashed by Google .while me and Tommy Robinson are in search of the real truth
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 12:53 PM BST
(Yes spiders aren't insects .. but moving on)
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 1:01 PM BST
Graphic of primate tree showing why monkeys and Humans co-exist :
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Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 1:02 PM BST
mya = million years ago
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 1:03 PM BST
Leo - that was my point to JC, we haven't replaced monkeys.

In any case, your post doesn't explain why they co-exist.
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 1:24 PM BST
We evolved from IDA (Darwinius Masillae), 47 mya, and so did all the monkeys and the other primates connected to the blue tree branches.

The graphic is self-evident showing why we co-exist.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 1:59 PM BST
I_agree_with_nick surely you are trolling?

Your flow of argument is as sensible as saying "why does me grandad exist if I exist, how can this be".
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 2:00 PM BST
It's not like he bl00dy autocombusts and self deletes like something out of a spy film as soon as you popped out of granny.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 2:03 PM BST
And if you popped out of your granny, that would be quite a feat in itself :)

Interestingly enough though, aphids can be BORN pregnant. Amazing. So they can quite literally exist and be developing as their parent is coming out of their grandparent.
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 2:05 PM BST
You got me, JC.

But it's probably more like saying "why does my cousin exist if I exist?"
Report SontaranStratagem • July 27, 2019 2:09 PM BST
Another fantastic lie by the elites

No such thing as dinosaurs, no such thing as a ball earth, a ball moon etc

Dinosaurs would have survived in some shape or form, the instinct for survival is to strong
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 2:20 PM BST
They did : (from above)

Some dinosaurs did survive, and they remain alive and well today having radiated into the thousands of species of birds we know today. Birds are the 65 million year descendants of a group of theropod dinosaurs that survived the meteor.
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 3:13 PM BST
A bit worrying that Primate tree Leopard

They have a human woman at the top..

So how long until us men become extinct

We have female Dr Whos, James Bonds, women playing football, even boxing

So no need for us men any moreSad

We are being out evolved by womenShocked
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 3:15 PM BST
No more Do Wah Diddys, an even bigger lossCry
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 3:59 PM BST
Men and women should have equality of opportunity....we are the same species....we cannot evolve without each other.

About time they are aloud to catch up !
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 4:03 PM BST
That is very fair of you Leopard, the problem is evolution does not do equality

It is strictly survival of the fittest
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 4:04 PM BST
Girls Allowed?
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 4:05 PM BST
Well another fantastic example would be : Why do wolves exist when pet dogs exist? Dogs are descended form domesticated wolves, although a wolf would have a better chance of standing toe to toe with a seagull than a chiuaua.
Report The Leopard • July 27, 2019 4:06 PM BST
Men and women are not competing evolutionarily against each other.
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 4:08 PM BST
The biggest puzzle of all must be Human Beings**** sapiens)

We are evolved from the same ancestor as Chimpanzees yet look at the different now


On the way came Australopithecus..a chimp with a straight back


But once **** habilus, **** erectus arrive there has been a significant change

Human beings communicate so much better than the rest of the animal kingdom We communicate ideas, concepts, we record our

communication.


No animal remotely approaches this, I think it is still the biggest puzzle myself
Report i_agree_with_nick • July 27, 2019 4:10 PM BST
Ultimately, every living entity is descended from the first single-celled organism that appeared 3 billion years ago.
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 4:17 PM BST
Men and women are not competing evolutionarily against each other. .not in the past,

But I fear they may be now Leopard?


I think the success of dogs came because of their alliance with Humans. just checking

We needed their sense of smell, to protect us from dangerous species, they could smell them before we could see them.

They helped us with our hunting, again they could smell quarry before us human could see it.

Dogs have contributed greatly to human success, I am not sure we have rewarded them adequately.
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 4:19 PM BST
You have started some discussion here Do WahLaugh
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 4:42 PM BST
"Ultimately, every living entity is descended from the first single-celled organism that appeared 3 billion years ago."
Apart from the alien shape shifting lizards of course Wink
Report lfc1971 • July 27, 2019 4:47 PM BST
matter cannot develop consciousness , it’s impossible
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 6:15 PM BST
I think it's a matter of which school you went to .the teachers have their own views on what they teach you.and because your small and their big .They tell you what to believe and you can't argue ?

You can't sit at the back of the class and say sir why haven't dinasaurs come back on the planet .especially if it's a woodwork lesson or music lesson.sometimes a question needs to be answered when your brain is asking the question .not when it suits the school time table
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 6:20 PM BST
I know there's posters out there dying to spout there two penneth on this thread .but they are two scared to elaborate what's on their mind because they think we're too clever .if they think we have evolved from penguins or jellyfish then don't be shy not all will mock you .just them that are horrible or them that have backed loosers all day
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 6:22 PM BST
PS or them that are on methadone
Report Do wah Diddy • July 27, 2019 6:23 PM BST
PPS or those that are on methadone and not taken their dose
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 8:26 PM BST
If you had asked this question in your Woodwork or Muslic lessons I am not sure you would have got an answer

You should have asked them in your Biology lesson.

But in fact the question you have asked has been definitely solved, there are only theories

The last dinosaurs died approximately 65 million years ago. Although the cause of their extinction is still a mystery, climatic change, diseases, changing plant communities, and geologic events could all have played a role.


Some leading theories

Where Did All The Dinos Go? Some Leading Theories

A big meteorite crashed into Earth, changing the climatic conditions so dramatically that dinosaurs could not survive.
Ash and gas spewing from volcanoes suffocated many of the dinosaurs.
Diseases wiped out entire populations of dinosaurs.
Food chain imbalances lead to the starvation of the dinosaurs.


Recent theories suggest Dinosaurs had feathers to keep warm.

Which is why many claim Birds are descendents of Dinosaurs because of the feathers and the formation of their feet

the same for Dinosaurs and Birds.


Birds of course ars smaller than Dinosaurs, because an animal weighing several tons would find it dofficult to lift off

even if they did have feathers.

Which I think is just as well. We would not want 5 ton Pigeons would we.

I have taken my methadone and I have not backed any losers, I did not have a bet today

Happy
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 8:56 PM BST
Evolution is a funny thing.
I reckon with the increase in heat due to global warming, being bald will be an evolutionary advantage.

In 500 years time, everyone will look like Ross Kemp. Including the womnen.
Report Just Checking • July 27, 2019 8:56 PM BST
Also extra 'n's in words will help.
Report UBLE/REGY • July 27, 2019 9:05 PM BST

In 500 years time, everyone will look like Ross Kemp. Including the womnen.
just checkingShocked

At which point humans will become extinct, who in their right minds would make love to Ross KempShocked
Report peckerdunne • July 27, 2019 11:54 PM BST
Which I think is just as well. We would not want 5 ton Pigeons would we.


Exactly, and this why we have birds, because the Dino realised he was such an easy target for the Meteor.
Report Just Checking • July 28, 2019 12:10 AM BST
UBLE, the 500 year from now Ross Kemp won'd NEED to make love. No offence to the current one, but the future one will just shout "youaahhh nottt wurrrvee ittt" as a mating call and mount the female. The female, not wanting impregnated, will shout "leaaavvvee ittt outtt" .. then the Ross Kemp will play the highly reverved 80s drum sound as he finishes. It'll be more brutal than "serengeti" but without the global warming propaganda every 21.5 seconds.

I'm glad I won't be there to witness it.
Report Just Checking • July 28, 2019 12:12 AM BST
*highly reverBed Eastenders 80s drum sound
Can't even type.
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