Real Science helps explains mythical monsters?

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BuckeyeKingBuckeyeKingNew MemberOP
Dec 13, 2008, 08:45 PM
MiamianMiamianNew Member
Dec 14, 2008, 03:27 AM

Even though evidence clearly shows that man first appeared after the dinosaurs had already become extinct, a gap spanning tens of millions of years, it cannot be a coincidence that myths about dragons are found all over the world.

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BuckeyeKingBuckeyeKingNew Member
Dec 14, 2008, 11:15 PM

"Miamian wrote:

Even though evidence clearly shows that man first appeared after the dinosaurs had already become extinct, a gap spanning tens of millions of years, it cannot be a coincidence that myths about dragons are found all over the world.

I know I find that very fascinating how so many cultures talks about a winged beasts!

But I think its cool how they try to explain such "myths" through science.

Dec 18, 2008, 09:43 PM

"Miamian wrote:

Even though evidence clearly shows that man first appeared after the dinosaurs had already become extinct, a gap spanning tens of millions of years, it cannot be a coincidence that myths about dragons are found all over the world.

Dinosaur bones have been found all over the world, and dont pterodactyls and pleasosaurs match most descriptions of sea monsters and dragons?

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BuckeyeKingBuckeyeKingNew Member
Dec 18, 2008, 10:01 PM

"Frumundah Finnatic wrote:

Dinossaur bones have been found all over the world, and dont pterodactyls and pleasosaurs match most descriptions of sea monsters and dragons?

Another good point!