How The Dinosaurs Became Extinct From An Asteroid Strike | Catastrophe

[@naeclue2556]

For those saying this seems dated, it's because it is! This documentary is from 20 years ago in the UK, and all they've done is take out the scenes with the original presenter and do a voiceover. It's literally word for word the same, you can look it up, it's called Catastrophe. I think people should be allowed to enjoy this but I encourage you to also seek updated information on history as it's constantly evolving. Also Naked Science you should have a disclaimer in your video descriptions as this isn't the only one from the documentary or other old ones you've repurposed.

[@Molly-mx3gx]

You are right!! Loved all episodes of Catastrophe!!

[@magnus6003]

"I think people should be allowed to enjoy this" I completely disagree. Content like this is just parasitic. There is a reason we have copyright laws. Thanks for the info. Unsub'd

[@bradr9879]

Some people like to complain . I enjoyed it .

[@bruh_hahaha]

Informative, entertaining and it’s free. 🍿

[@diontaedaughtry974]

27:50 Material could've been sent from the earth to the moon now that is frightening and fascinating. I would like to hear more information about that.🤯

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

That was then, seen how it happened No we playing brain game 😂 who want to die first? Who want to join?

[@paulohagan3309]

I heard a few years ago that some day we might find fossils of Earth life on the Moon ...

[@kdevus]

@@paulohagan3309you heard wrong.

[@paulohagan3309]

@@kdevus So what's the problem with the idea?

[@kdevus]

@@paulohagan3309 we aren’t capable of knowing. Case closed. Until we begin excavating the moon, which won’t happen in our lives, it’s sci-fi. We could never know if a civilization more advanced than ours previously inhabited the earth beyond an amount of years a quantum computer let alone a human brain, can comprehend. I don’t even trust they have an accurate picture of how and when the earth and life came to be in the first place. Our civilization is still in its infancy.

[@ВладимирОкоренко]

Супер 👑 видео фантастика ❤ спасибо большое вам за видео 📹 🎥 😍 😃 🤩 ❤❤❤😎

[@StarChild1884]

Thankyou so much for making such great documentaries like this which explain everything in such an in-depth, well-scripted and nicely produced way.

[@VictorVonDoom.]

@0:41 And the death of the Dinosaurs Actually dinosaurs didn’t die out and go extinct. They’re still alive today as birds are dinosaurs

[@cb19-jv6hq]

Very cool!!!

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

Alvarez deserves so much credit, but it took a long time for the skeptic scientist to see this

[@samuelrivera4362]

In truth, that Asteroid that the post talks about NEVER exploded on the Blue Planet. It was the famous late physicist Dr. Luis Alvarez and winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics who left us that hypothesis. There is more evidence today than ever that the great Saurus did NOT exist 65 million ago. Today we know from tissue/skin and blood in dinosaur fossils whose existence was NEVER millions of years, but thousands. The Great Flood in Noah's day was the cause of most of that "extinction"

[@miqueiasmartins7270]

This is heartbreaking! 😢

[@VeronicaCawelti]

Uhm. So, we’re rewriting history, now, Naked Science? Whatever happened to that lovely father/son team that found the iridium in Italy? I’ve been a science buff for a very long time and I’ve never heard this fellow getting credit for the discovery. Not that he wasn’t involved, geologists all over the world were looking for this. I don’t begrudge him in your otherwise good movie. I just want to know where history changed, and why.

[@desertrose7318]

Same

[@marcotix4]

Science… so falsely called.

[@kevin-n-darlenef301]

Great show!!

[@NakedScience]

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[@Whykickamoocow]

I bet it was a Monday. Monday's normally suck. 😂😂😂

[@voodoochile7581]

Good one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theatlantafisherman6913]

It was a Tuesday. Think about it, Monday isn't terrible because you go back to work, but you get to see your friends. Wednesday isn't bad because the week is half over. Thursday is the day before Friday. And Friday is Friday, the week is over. But Tuesday? Tuesday has nothing good about it.

[@Whykickamoocow]

@theatlantafisherman6913 Lol. Na, definitely on a Monday, if not it was late on a Sunday afternoon, screwing up a great weekend 😂😂😂😂

[@BLD426]

😂🤣😅

[@DerrickWhite-yh3ip]

😂

[@SaadoonMaged-ck6qz]

I love your show 😀😀😀😀😗

[@tiffanystarbeck2279]

It’s amazing to me ! I think i saw a documentary where rodents and roaches survived. Just gross to think about!

[@oeheaven]

Yes and the Earth recovered, what does that tell us the Earth has evolution and if it evolves then I think it is safe to say it is alive.

[@Swansong-recorders]

Agreed 💯% it is self fixing, but man screw's up everything we touch, it's a fact, from factories, belching out pollution to nuclear bomb's man can mess it up, but when the earth fixes itself, it could be violent, weather systems and only God knows what else

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

Love the way they say it was almost hotter than the surface of the sun. 26:25 that is way hotter than the surface of the sun which is 5600 deg C. That's blue its twice the temperature of the sun in other words plasma which is 11000 deg C. And I've only got high-school science.

[@bruh_hahaha]

Poor dinosaurs 😓😢

[@oker59]

this is like the third Dinosaur extinction event video I've seen in the last month! All of them good. For some reason, the Cretacious extinctin event is what everyone wants to talk about lately! I remember the Asteroid impact/extinction event, and the life at the ocean vents were the two top discoveries of my 80's youth. I read the book Nemesis from Mueller. Nemesis theory is almost certainly disproven; but, it's a great book! I just find it a little interesting that everyone is talking about the Dinosaur extinction event in the last couple of weeks/maybe a month.

[@7inrain]

This documentary is not very good and some of the information in it is outright false. Yes, some of that is due to its age (2008) and can therefore be excused, like the fact that according to new datings the impact happened 66 and not 65 million years ago and that it is now called the K-Pg boundary, not the K-T boundary anymore. But as others already noted: Where are the contributions of Walter and Luis Alvarez? They are mentioned nowhere. And the constant repetitions are just annoying. @2:00 _"[The impact] led directly to the emergence of mammals."_ This is misleading at best. Mammals were existing long before the impact. In fact they already existed in the Mid Triassic, about 150 million years before the Chicxulub impact. @46:57 _"A few egg layers did make it. Some were the flying dinosaurs who layed their eggs in trees. They evolved into birds."_ Wrong. Birds didn't evolve after the asteroid impact. They existed long before it. We already have a lot of fossils from the Lower Cretaceous with an age of ~130 million years that look a lot like modern birds.

[@fredcdobbs.goldmine]

Why does the video credit this geologist instead of Walter and Luis Alvarez, who actually discovered the K/T boundary and formulated the asteroid hypothesis in the early 1980's?

[@RaptorMaitre]

Jan smit has been credited with correlating Luis's findings with the worldwide phenomenon, by Luis Alvarez himself. I was surprised to know that as well.

[@gabrielaleactus9932]

I honestly never heard of this guy

[@peterolbrisch8970]

Who really discovered.

[@paulohagan3309]

The Alvarezes came up with the initial hypothesis and all credit to them but as you so often hear most scientific discoveries are today brought together by scientists working all round the world. I have heard of Jan Smit's contribution before and it's good he's getting some exposure here.

[@tadimaggio]

It's sobering, to say the least, to look at a small, scurrying, rodent-like mammal, and realize that you have to address it as "Grandma".

[@AncientWildTV]

love how innovative animation and special effects helped to bring the events to life n made them seem more tangible. but how can scientists piece together the timeline of the events? like how they know it related to each other??

[@Swansong-recorders]

I'm not sure how they figured it out, but I'm sure they used several different types of possibilities to come to the closest depiction they could, but I have seen many fossils that do indicates that the death of this one type of pre-historic rino starved to death

[@kylevoss208]

Imagine when we as humans gets totally wiped out. Mamals came after the dinosaurs,what comes after us. We will never get to watch the video explaining our own extinction

[@xiaoxiaosu512]

Nice

[@FutureAIDev2015]

So many salty young-Earth creationists, this should be funny... **grabs popcorn**

[@Chucanelli]

I used to be one of them! My favorite creationist speaker would say, “The bible says we are the salt of the earth. Salt irritates! If you’re not irritating someone, you’re not doing it right!” He was talking about the pushback he got from scientists and skeptics, but out of context it’s pretty funny. 😂

[@kathrin-mariasamarrastehle6538]

thanks

[@lynneymassey2855]

And we all will be following the Extinct 😮

[@sforza209]

Science is freaking amazing!!

[@roypfeiffer4442]

And if you can find the parh of the debris trail from the impact on out across the universe....well then....I THINK you'd have a natural eventual path toward familiar biology...dinosaurs maybe!...in ten thousand years it could be a headline.....BIG PRINT!!!!!

[@JAIME.C.C.]

No se extinguieron simplemente evolución pasaron a ser lo que hoy en día hay nosotros 😊

[@lifeeoftiaa]

HR is smarter than anyone and anything

[@roypfeiffer4442]

A NEW THOUGHT for me.. doesn't this mean that debris from the impact took off through outer space?....seeding the Universe with earth life toasted on the outside. Then flash frozen!...

[@ct1762]

i mean i seriously doubt any of that rock had living microbes in them, considering it was violent and hot enough to turn to plasma and shock quartz!

[@christainmarks106]

Seems like that tsunami would’ve been a lot higher than 300 feet… the tsunami that happened in Alaska from that landslide was 800 feet… and that was just a landslide creating that super tsunami

[@7inrain]

The height of the tsunami wave depends very much on the distance and the shape of the landscape where you are. The Alaska tsunami was 800 feet in the valley where that landslide happened. And that valley was quite narrow so all the displaced water had to rush through a small zone, adding to the wave height. The 300 feet tsunami was thousands of miles away from the impact zone. Near Yucatan the wave probably reached several thousands of feet in height.

[@Momcat_maggiefelinefan]

That occurred in an enclosed space, similar to a valley, so the water had less space in which to move in reaction to the slide. Thus it was much taller than the result would have been in a more open space …

[@patlitton3506]

Creation is a nightmare spectacular.

[@nathanmcgrath9038]

You said they found the murder weapon ? Who used the murder weapon?

[@goldseekersadventures9380]

When they find a dinosaur fossil in the rocks, complete, have they ever tested the rock where the lungs would have been on the beast? Would be interesting to know what the animal was breathing in that was trapped in his lungs.

[@jurawild]

I love dinosaurs

[@jrnumex9286]

earth clock is wrong. if 24 hrs is 4 b then 65 mil about about 11:59+. 2:37 phil being alone is dangerous. slip, fall, grumpy animal 2 and 4 legs.......

[@waqarahmad4360]

Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala said: "The example of [this] worldly life is but like rain which We have sent down from the sky that the plants of the earth absorb - [those] from which men and livestock eat - until, when the earth has taken on its adornment and is beautified and its people suppose that they have capability over it, there comes to it Our command by night or by day, and We make it as a harvest, as if it had not flourished yesterday. Thus do We explain in detail the signs for a people who give thought." (QS. Yunus 10: Verse 24)

[@Keithmata7]

Worst possible area to strike huh? Aliens 😒

[@bam761]

The g*d d*mn bugs got us, Johnny👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@PaulC-ss5uo]

That would have been cool to watch from the moon the whole earth being on fire.

[@roypfeiffer4442]

I REALIZE I'M TALKING star position 65 million years ..and hoping to find some splotch of the sky with more iridium thrown somewhere that has since splattered by star motion. ..it could be readily apparent..ALREADY DONE and I'm advertising ignorance.......

[@OIOnaut]

Arthur Firstenberg in his book The invisible Rainbow points out that the next extinction level killer has already started pre 1776 and gaining fast momentum. Should this continue, there will be no witness around for to record it.

[@paulohagan3309]

First time I heard of the significance of the senotes

[@mckinleytam]

Cool story bro

[@terrencemuhammadshakir7945]

i was curious how they know the years of it i mean what is there basis for knowing how many years and how is it dissapear in earth ?? i know being paleontologist is tough job

[@RyanPhillips-y2w]

They were created the day as all the other animals was created.

[@666Buzzsaw]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Umm no, scientific fact trumps your religious nonsense every single time.

[@angelsplace]

Pssst... actually it was a massive nuclear detonation by lizards just like on Mars but don't tell.

[@williamhoward7121]

Giant Lizards!

[@paulford9120]

They must have really hated dinosaurs!

[@datboi__]

Couldn't we theoretically find a chunk of the rock from that impact in the space debris orbiting earth?

[@peterhall8572]

The inferno and subsequent vegetation destruction would surely have contributed to a lowering of the oxygen content of the atmosphere

[@RyanPhillips-y2w]

Dinosaurs was wiped out from the flood.

[@paulford9120]

LOL!

[@Drewgonsalvesacro]

source: trust me bro

[@A.D.540]

thats is possibility and some scientist do believe in that but most chose astroid impact as they saw less evidence of the flood.

[@paulford9120]

@@A.D.540 There is no reputable scientist that believes that dinosaurs were wiped out by a Biblical flood.

[@vadimpm1290]

"... it led to the emergence (!) of mammals"😲

[@brianvector]

Noah’s flood wiped them all out. No asteroid. 0:38

[@7inrain]

Why is it that everytime a video about a scientific topic is released the comment section is flooded by clueless know-nothings who want to blather about their preferred religious myth? A myth no less that is really stupid and can be refuted just by a tiny bit of consideration.

[@JoeyMartz]

Agree to disagree, Brian. Let's not make an issue of it on a KZbin forum.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

@@7inrain If you knew your science and history you'd know the dinosaurs where wiped out well before biblical times.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

@@7inrain If you knew your science and history you'd know the dinosaurs where wiped out well before biblical times.

[@7inrain]

@@philipmcdonagh1094 Your comment doesn't make any sense. Of course I know that non-avian dinosaurs went extinct 66 mya and that this happened well before the timeframe of a few thousand years creationists like to engage in. In which way does my previous comment suggest otherwise?

[@Dragon._.88]

Это правда страшно 😮 Не только страх смерти 😮

[@evilufo7300]

how tsunami was formed if first heat wave viporise all water so how u got tsunami?

[@curiousuranus810]

How out of date is this..... K-T boundry!!!

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No its! 😂

[@Hobblone-xe3jv]

The continental drift left the meteurites in the E Atlantic & Indi Oc.

[@shyamraa]

Homer Simpson gave them Covid! 🦕 🦖 👾 🦠🤧

[@ibanez2010]

Birds probably survived because they could reach water that wasn't contaminated from the impacts.

[@shawnwebb9502]

and yet nothing remains 😕

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

30:28 Surfs up guys.

[@jeremyconnor414]

More dinosaurs

[@RobertGraziose]

OH NO! IS THAT WORMWOOD!! We'll get Bruce Willis and his boys up there with 30 Megatrons, and take care of it..😅😅

[@brandonreed8863]

But how do they know it’s from 65 million years ago?

[@Mohamed2000ification]

No by the fire 🔥

[@FlyWithTyy]

Wasn’t the last great mass extinction actually from a volcano 75,000 years ago?

[@oneshothunter9877]

Well, yes. Kind of. We are actually living in a mass extinction event right now. The sixth if science got it right.

[@10hitscombo]

With all of this acid atmosphere... there will be no water to drink.

[@roypfeiffer4442]

And if so....is there some way to discover the general direction of the chunks of earth and asteroid that made the other half of the explosion/ impact equation.. you know this. For every action there is an equal and opposite etc...

[@PDLM1221]

It amazed me that we figured this out 65,000 yrs later , Dam were good ! Just freaking amazing. Humans are pretty smart yeah!

[@oneshothunter9877]

* 65.000.000 years later.

[@rockymelton6054]

Why does this video have a different narrator?

[@danny.dwhitejr7344]

Hey, if the earth was flat, all the water would fall off the edge!

[@greenguitarfish]

Isaiah 40:22And him who sits on the sphere of The Earth, and its inhabitants are like grasshoppers; who stretched out the Heavens like a vaulted bowl, and stretched them out as a tent for a dwelling. Many people in biblical times knew the earth was a sphere.

[@paulford9120]

The earth can't be flat. If it was, cats would have knocked everything off the edge by now.

[@stevenriley2525]

No mention of Louis and Walter Alvarez.

[@Martin.C.777]

Hmm.....theories

[@U-ConnectEducation]

If it wasn't for the dinosuars, we would be dead by now. . Please visit us to learn more .

[@rockroll9761]

lol😂 but I thought they turned into chickens

[@GiganticMythicalSpaceFishWhale]

Yès. The èffèct of the àstèroìd ìmpàct only ànnìhìlàtè creàtùrès heàvièr than 25kg or bìggèr that 50 cm lòng. Any creàtùrè smàllèr than that would still sùrvìve, sìncè they neèd fàr lèss foòd to lìvè than thè bìg onès. Thosè sùrvìvòrs are ìnclùdìng eàrly smàll bìrds and màmàls.

[@billymcswain6320]

This is why i have a dog instead of a dinosaur for a pet ? Puck youwwww

[@Vikingarmrestling]

where did this massive meteor hit?

[@desertrose7318]

Lol Yucatan peninsula in Mexico (Chixulube)

[@desertrose7318]

And the other crater they talked about is in Arizona (USA)

[@desertrose7318]

Also a nuclear blast causes shocked quartz

[@cliffjacobs3952]

My great-great-grandmother's arse while she was suntanning in Siberia.

[@Dragon._.88]

Мне неоднократно снится Сон 😮 как падает 😮

[@bigsal9259]

Wasnt an astroid u bozo s. Was a flood. Was the entire world covered with water. They found many many many dinosaurs that died in a drowning position, perfectly preserved. Thank you!

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Thank you for laugh of the week 😂

[@AmaraChan-e9k]

Actually you're the bozo....The continents are, on an average, covered with sedimentary rock to a depth of about one mile. Some of the rock (chalk, for instance) is essentially 100 percent fossils and many limestones also contain high percentages of marine fossils. On the other hand, some rock is barren. Suppose that, on an average, marine fossils comprise 0.1 percent of the volume of the rock. If all of the fossilized animals could be resurrected, they would cover the entire planet to a depth of at least 1.5 feet. What did they eat? Creationists can't appeal to the tropical paradise they imagine existed below the pre-Flood canopy, because the laws of thermodynamics prohibit the earth from supporting that much animal biomass. The first law says that energy can't be created, so the animals would have to get their energy from the sun. The second law limits the efficiency with which solar energy can be converted into food. The amount of solar energy available is not nearly sufficient.

[@Art_CommissionPH]

​@@AmaraChan-e9kdo not pray to god if your life is in danger

[@AmaraChan-e9k]

@@Art_CommissionPH Do not go to a hospital if you're sick or injured.... let your silly god heal you....

[@JasonChristy-k7e]

WUT THE EFF DO YOU KNOW@? U DONT KNOW NUTTIN

[@SevnDuece16]

I know we would all die but I would love to see an asteroid like this hitting earth again

[@billbright1755]

It left a lasting impact. Might clone a frozen dinosaur’s DNA to bring it back to life. Be cool to see what a T Rex dinosaur 🦖 was really like. Someday future beings might be digging up human remains to discover what they were like before mass extinction.

[@danny.dwhitejr7344]

Time to rethink your thesis, if there are foals below the boundry, and none above, what that really means is that the dinosaurs died before the asteroid struck. If the asteroid killed them , then there would be fossils in the boundary and just above, as all the iridium would have fallen on the dead animals, other would have died on top of the boundary. Think about it and come up with a better hypothesis.

[@7inrain]

Wrong. Yes, the dinosaur fossils below the K-Pg boundary (which is how the K-T boundary is now called) were animals that died before the impact. But in fact there are only very little remains of animals that died because of the impact, for instance the Tanis site in the Hell Creek formation. Fossilization generally is a very rare process. So at most places where you can find the iridium layer you won't find fossils (dinos or others) at all.

[@charlieoscar09]

Spoilt by so many repeat quotes....Stopped watching it in the end due to repetitive graphics and phrases.

[@ColocasiaCorm]

Well the channel is called naked science

[@charlieoscar09]

@@ColocasiaCorm So what's your point

[@ColocasiaCorm]

@@charlieoscar09 not sure let me think on that

[@charlieoscar09]

@@ColocasiaCorm I see.....Talking utter rubbish , in fact you don't know why you're commenting. Saddo

[@samrajunaidha]

Seriously 😳

[@guepar58]

There where to big for the food available, no catastrophe here !!

[@shyamraa]

There was seafood & roasted birds!

[@guepar58]

@@shyamraa Lots of them were herbivores and there were too many no catastrophes here

[@shyamraa]

@@guepar58 Homer Simpson gave them Covid! 🦕 🦖 👾 🦠🤧

[@michaelsteven5558]

@@guepar58 What do herbivores eat, and where was all of their food?

[@stuparker776]

tony the narrator is far better in the uk ver

[@arunajayawardana7854]

I got a lot imfo thanks naked science

[@Dragon._.88]

А *СТРАХ* что исчезнет *Вся история НАШЕЙ ПЛАНЕТЫ* 💥🤯🫣

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Microbes and thus by extension life find a way. We wouldnt stand a chance surviving something like that. Even if you could you would be stuck in a mountain or bunker for generations dependent on food inside.

[@12from121]

It was between 66056000 and 66026000 ya not 65 mya

[@RogerSmith-p6n]

For the Dinosaurs to be so large, the Earth would have to be rotating slower. At least half the speed that it is rotating right now. The Asteroid that hit the earth was large enough to increase the rotation speed!! causing every thing to weigh more in a instant, causing every thing to die that weighed more than 50 pounds.

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

There would be no Americans left if something similar happened.

[@7inrain]

_"For the Dinosaurs to be so large, the Earth would have to be rotating slower."_ Why this? The rotational speed of the Earth doesn't have any influence on the size of animals living on it. _"The Asteroid that hit the earth was large enough to increase the rotation speed!!"_ Not even close. The Earth has a mass of about 6 * 10^24 kg. The asteroid had a mass in the range of 10^16 kg. FYI: This is one hundred millionth of Earth's mass. With atomic clocks you might have been able to measure a teeny-tiny effect of the impact but your "at least half the speed" is completely off the mark. Apart from that we do know how the rotational speeds of the Earth changed in the past. Indeed they were faster (at the time of Chicxulub a year had about 370 days) and they get constantly slower over time but only in very tiny amounts. But this has nothing to do with asteroid impacts.

[@williamhoward7121]

They've proven that The Earth is tidely locked with the moon, and the moon used to be much closer. The Earth actually rotated much faster not slower, in the past, and as the moon moves further away we are slowing down.

[@marlongoncalvesdias502]

​@😂😂😂philipmcdonagh1094

[@A.D.540]

animal size isnt connected to speed but to 5 things. 1- food avaliable, 2, oxygen and co2, 3 amount of sun light , 4 compition , 5 able to adapt to changes, 6 planet size & gravity.

[@LM-hg6lb]

Trying to get some shuteye 💤

[@Anderson0907]

This clock thing is worst

[@roypfeiffer4442]

Hey...did this impact seed the Universe with thrown off toasted/ flash frozen Earth life?...

[@jayday1503]

I believe humans were here during the dinosaur era…

[@BlueBonnie764]

Please elaborate. I am sure homo sapiens were not around dinosaurs 🤔. 🏃🏽‍♀️🦖🍃

[@jayday1503]

@@BlueBonnie764 how weren’t they? So you believe God made beast before man? 😂😂😂 … or we evolved from Apes? 😂😂😂 Fact of the matter is no one can truly prove When the birth of the human species happened. If You’ve been paying attention more proof has shown that humans were here with technology that’s still not understandable to today’s men far beyond what western philosophers and history says…You can’t prove human weren’t here just as much as I can’t physically prove we were… but the facts of the matter is western academics and scholars won’t allow new theories in conversation because it’s shows many mistakes and calculations are wrong about our history… People like you kill me… “IM SURE HOMO SAPIENS WERE NOT AROUND” Bro you weren’t there! There is no way for you to be SURE! Unless you witness Mankinds birth…You were told this and now you regurgitate it to anyone who thinks outside the box… So many inconsistencies in history, science and religion and you guys just gloss over it… like the fact that Jesus was described as Black Man most Christians don’t acknowledge that 😂😂😂… it’s so weird to me… Believe what you want to believe…I have no argument, just belief’s

[@jayday1503]

@@BlueBonnie764 KZbin won’t allow me to type the TRUTH… my comments get deleted when I mention certain topics, but The Paluxy River Trail is Real… I’m quite sure you can’t prove we weren’t there… and most people without an argument will simply say “HOAX” so truly nobody wins… it’s all theory and belief with little physical evidence but western historians and philosophers refuse to acknowledge new evidence and information because then most people will have to question Government, Science and Religion’s… and they don’t want you be be AWARE! They want you dumb, they want you to believe everything they tell you 😂😂😂 They want me to believe Africans didn’t sail to The Americas before Christopher Columbus… I just can’t! Too many lies for a Smart Person not to question the messengers and the message.

[@paulford9120]

The Flintstones was just a cartoon.

[@jayday1503]

You people are weird 😂😂😂 none of you can prove anything. You guys just are just sheep you listen and follow…Paluxy River is a Hoax, right? Lames 😂😂😂 open your mind grasshopper

[@voodoochile7581]

Cut the ads, you are very greedy

[@marlongoncalvesdias502]

Os pequenos animais sobreviveram, porque, se alimentavam de insetos e pequenos invertebrados.

[@MrManmademan]

thats what i dont get the bid rock hits kills everything yadda yadda then all the continents move to make what is now the world doesn't that mean the crater moved and thus lost to time

[@cor2250]

First super atomic bomb from space ! Aliens did a good job ,and we came from the meteor a planet that is destroyd long time ago ,we are not from earth people