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Dinosaurs: Did they live with us... are they living with us? The huge T-rex takes off, as quickly and swiftly as a beast its size can. It’s massive tail swings from side to side and it gnashes and thrashes about, a savage creature nobody would want to tussle with. It stops; its colossal thigh turning so quickly it almost loses its balance, nearly toppling over. As it rights itself, you can almost see the starvation in its eyes and you swear you saw it lick its chops. You might expect it to eat one of the dinosaurs nearby, and yet it bends over and begins eating a cantaloupe! But weren’t T-rex’s carnivorous monsters? According to Dr. Jason Lisle, they might not have been at first. Jason Lisle, an astrophysicist who studies the Bible (among many other things) claims that scientist’s theories about dinosaurs could be wrong (Dinosaurs and the Bible). Scientists believe that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, so obviously they didn’t live with humans, and that they’re now extinct. Many argue different theories on what caused it, but most all of them believe that they are now extinct. Jason Lisle, however, proposes that dinosaurs didn’t live millions of years ago, but rather lived with man and could possibly be living today (Dinosaurs in the Bible). Scientists say that is utter foolishness, and they have proof to back up their theories… or do they? Dr. Jason Lisle’s theory is correct, despite what many scientists believe. This is true because carbon dating hasn’t always been reliable, dinosaurs were land animals (and according to the Bible, this supports a part of his theory), and things, such as the Walami Pine, have been discovered that were thought to have died with the dinosaurs (Dinosaurs in the Bible).



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The video above says that T-Rex was a meat-eater, based on the size of its mouth. In my essay, I described that you can't tell the behavior of an animal by it's bones... after all, who says T-Rex couldn't have at first used those sharp teeth to open the hard shell of a cantaloupe (Dinosaurs in the Bible)?

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