Could plesiosaurs still exist?
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thread starter ILikePiezzzzz Jun 28 2009
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| What do you think? Although the possibility of dinosaurs existing is pretty much impossible, plesiosaurs might still exist because the ocean is so big. So far, only 3% of the ocean has been explored, so there is a small chance that they might be lurking somewhere in undiscovered parts of the ocean. |
Macintosh Jun 28 2009
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| Sure, our world is very big and most of it is unknown to us. I doubt we even fully explored the lands. |
Kizzy 06/28/09
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| Macintosh said: "Sure, our world is very big and most of it is unknown to us. I doubt we even fully explored the lands." I haven't even fully explored my attic, let alone these lands you speak of. |
Sympathy 06/28/09
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| I think we'd have at least some evidence of it, but the thought is really exciting. Plesiosaurs were one of my favorite dinosaurs as a kid. :P |
Lanique 06/28/09
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| yes, together with megalodon |
DaAZNguy89 06/28/09
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| not possible. because of warm water currents/cold water currents changing over time. the dinosaurs migratory patterns wouldve changed over the millions of years. in addition, unless the dinosaur somehow is not drawn to the warm water current, most fish are which would deplete its food source. >.> kthnxbye. *hopes i didnt sound like a meganerd |
ShaneYen 06/28/09
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| You sound like an ultranerd. :D |
MapleMan10 06/28/09
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| what about the mammoth and the tasmanian tiger. there are evidence of both existance. even though the tigers only went extincted about 80 years ago |
LightStruck 06/28/09
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| DaAZNguy89 said: "not possible. because of warm water currents/cold water currents changing over time. the dinosaurs migratory patterns wouldve changed over the millions of years. in addition, unless the dinosaur somehow is not drawn to the warm water current, most fish are which would deplete its food source. >.> kthnxbye. *hopes i didnt sound like a meganerd" Maybe without the kthxbye... |
KingFire12 06/28/09
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| What? Dinosaurs existing, impossible? Have you seen the fossils? |
Kollle Jun 28 2009
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| DaAZNguy89 said: "not possible. because of warm water currents/cold water currents changing over time. the dinosaurs migratory patterns wouldve changed over the millions of years. in addition, unless the dinosaur somehow is not drawn to the warm water current, most fish are which would deplete its food source. >.> kthnxbye. *hopes i didnt sound like a meganerd" Actually, you sound like a fool trying to act intelligent. Your argument is simply bad: so what if the water currents change over millions of years? Species adapt with their environments or die out. |
hev3nly 06/28/09
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| There were never any dinosaurs to begin with. |
Cokeman 06/28/09
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| All I know is that possibilities are endless in this universe. That alone is reason enough for a "could be". |
Leppy 06/28/09
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| hev3nly said: "There were never any dinosaurs to begin with." It's true, the devil put them here to deprive us from the actuality of god, because the devil likes to warp the truth. |
GreenChocobo 06/28/09
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| hev3nly said: "There were never any dinosaurs to begin with." There were giant robots instead fighting it out. |
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