Animals Of Long Ago, Precambrian And Other Periods And Epochs, Early Mammals, Dinosaurs

Sea animals didn't always have fins. They developed fins and they turned into feet as the sea creatures crawled out of the water and started breathing air. Later they started smoking cigarettes, to be cool. What a stupid habit! Are we advancing or going backward? Millions of years ago they find someone who was buried by a landslide in heavy rains and they have a cigarette in their hand. What's this? It's a cigarette! People used to smoke them. Why? It's stupid! Seriously, they found fossils with a bite taken out of the animal. Killing other animals in order to eat is an advancement? Who wrote the rules, I wonder? I don't agree with the narrator about what ended the era of the dinosaurs. I think volcanism was responsible. Most mass extinctions were attributed to volcanoes. I side with Gerta Keller, Princeton geologist who says, 'We don't have enough data'. Walter Alvarez rushed to his conclusion and many scientists followed him, but two species remained after the alleged asteroid, T-rex and triceratops, 120,000 years is too long for the last ones to die out. It might have been a nuclear weapon also. That was proposed in the 'Lacerta Files' by a reptile whose people have 5 colonies in this solar system. They are far advanced of us.

As rich and life-supporting as the Earth is today, it was once nothing more than a column of dust, dancing inside a scorched earth

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