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Fossils on Fossils

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  • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 @pawb.social
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    This is only mind blowing because popular media likes to show every dinosaur at once. Like there’s a lot of things depicting stegosaurus fighting T-Rex; but these animals never would have met. They’re from entirely different periods.

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      How dare you suggest DinoTrux lied to us!!!

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        If gasoline is made from dinosaurs, what did the Dinotrux run on?

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          The blood of their enemies!!!

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          Drugs.

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            Removed by mod

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          DinoTrux drove the earth for such a long time BP Oil® existed while DinoTrux drove the earth.

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        You can tell because non of them has feathers.

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      We live closer to the time of T-Rex than T-Rex lived to the time of Stegosaurus.

      67 million years separate us from T-Rex.
      83 million years separate T-Rex from Stegosaurus. (150 million years between us and Stegosaurus)

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        on a similar note: When cleopatra lived, the pyramids were already ancient

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          Cleopatra lived closer to t-rex than us

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            You were born after cleopatra died 🫠🤑👻

            Follow me for more Greece facts.

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            Technically correct, just as yesterday was closer to the formation of the moon than today is.

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            Woah

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            how? cleopatra was born in 69 BC, last trex died around 65 million years ago

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              What i meant is that cleopatra was closer in time to t-rex than we are to t-rex

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            Only if we assume they can’t be ressurected

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          There were still mammoth when the pyramids were being built.

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            This makes me wonder if there is any possibility that someone who worked on the pyramids knew what roast mammoth tasted like. I suspect the possibility is 0 due to geography, but maybe someone got sick of being cold and happened to be an architect?

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              There are people around right now who know how roast mammoth tastes.

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        Wtf 🤯

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