Anonymous
6/15/2025, 5:23:57 PM No.5001894
Modern day birds kind of stand like that
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Anonymous
6/16/2025, 12:04:41 PM No.5002200
nobody knows, nobody was there to see it
Anonymous
6/19/2025, 1:32:27 AM No.5003291
>>5001894 (OP)
The 20 foot heavy ass tail that offsets the air sacs used to hold up the torso. And also it doesn’t make sense for animals that use their mouth to eat and hunt to be able to bend over and grab something off the ground while being that top heavy
>oh but birds-
Birds also don’t weigh 8 tons.
The 20 foot heavy ass tail that offsets the air sacs used to hold up the torso. And also it doesn’t make sense for animals that use their mouth to eat and hunt to be able to bend over and grab something off the ground while being that top heavy
>oh but birds-
Birds also don’t weigh 8 tons.
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 8:12:47 AM No.5004543
>>5001894 (OP)
Why do heavier terrestrial dinosaurs need to be exactly like modern birds that came after.
Why do heavier terrestrial dinosaurs need to be exactly like modern birds that came after.