Is There Any Truth to Dragon Legends? | The Creation Podcast: Episode 44

Dragons are considered by many to be made-up creatures in fairytales and legends, but our ancestors produced many descriptions and depictions of "dragons," some of which match real dinosaur fossils found centuries later. If humans lived with these incredible beasts, doesn't that contradict the evolutionist assumption that dinosaurs died off millions of years before modern humans evolved?
Host Trey and paleobiochemist Dr. Brian Thomas discuss the facts that lie behind the legends.
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[@Scorpion-my3dv]

Very good to hear from the experts!

[@andreshenriquez3087]

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[@OdeeOz]

Amen and boy howdy! 👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@bobfoster687]

Delusional

[@jjw9641]

I was thinking the same as I explored the many accessible science videos available to the non specialist. Then I came to this channel.

[@kateescarlet9693]

Don't forget unicorns, unicorns are real also. And while we're at it, flying reindeer, flying monkeys, and flying lions are all real also. I've seen pictures of all of them in books, so they must be real.

[@raymonduncad1333]

Fire breathing dinosaur would not be biologically impossible considering we have fish today that make electricity, lizards that change color, bugs that blow up and light up... And you can't really know what animals can do by looking at their bones...

[@Roylamx]

More likely flying and fire-breathing were embellishments or enhancements to the original story, which was of a real and amazing creature. These stories exist in nearly every culture.

[@whereswaldo5740]

No they actually did those things. There are bugs that combine two chemicals to make fire.

[@StageWatcher]

@@Roylamx Part of the description of leviathans in Job: His sneezings flash forth light, And his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning. Out of his mouth go burning lights; Sparks of fire shoot out. Smoke goes out of his nostrils, As from a boiling pot and burning rushes. His breath kindles coals, And a flame goes out of his mouth. -Job 41:18-21

[@rayortiz6189]

@@whereswaldo5740technically its a fluid at boiling temp, it doesn’t actually become fire

[@Unborn-Lives-Matter]

@@rayortiz6189 Actually, there are bugs who shoot flames! I apologize, I am not a biologist and so cannot remember their name. But, yes, they exist. I am more familiar with chemistry, and it is easy to combine two chemicals that result in explosions and flames. Kept separate they are fairly inert, combined and perhaps an electrical spark and BOOM! I would explain further but I would be accused of spreading information on how to make IEDs. However, I have done it, and, no, I am not a danger to anyone unless they become dangerous to me, those I love or other innocent people.

[@patrickc3419]

Very interesting that virtually every ancient human culture has accounts & legends of giant reptiles.

[@elenacaddell3639]

I like them. I think they are beautiful creatures. Never heard of flying dragon bones being discovered . Dinosaurs only. Very interesting .👍

[@leechjim8023]

​@@elenacaddell3639Don't forget the pterodactyls.

[@patjones2082]

So many countries with pyramids, megalithic structures, depictions of what we'd call aliens , global flood stories with a family saved in a boat... the list goes on. We've been lied to about human history!

[@alwilson3204]

In the book of Job, God himself describes behemoth and the leviathan which it explains in detail, breathed fire and its eyes even glowed in the waters and no man could intimidate this creature, it was so formidable. I'll stick with that detailed description as part of the truth of dragons.

[@Bloodsaber64]

You know what I find interesting about the dinosaur tail thing, is that modern iguanas and other species will whip attackers with their tail

[@andreshenriquez3087]

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[@jarrodrogers770]

A thresher shark will whip its tail as well, to stun the fish so it can have a snack.

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

@Blood the tail swipe doesnt allways work & it still gets eaten...also the Stingrat swipes its tail but it can kill....just ask Steve Irwin...Ohh thats right,you cant.

[@paulmerritt2484]

@@chrisdaldy-rowe4978 Who said it always works? What a strange argument? What a cruel comment about Steve Erwin. This is a classic case of angry pride that lashes out when we oppose God. I know as I used to do the same thing. That is actually a demon manifesting in you. It makes you say cruel things that you woudl normally not say. I bet you see it time to time and wish it didn't happen as you feel ad after it. I only say this as I care because I know what it is like to be tormented by demons. This can be stopped by accepting Jesus as your savior who died on teh cross to pay for your sins as he will wash your heart and conscience clean.

[@grantbuxton]

There's no way every culture across the globe depicted the same imaginary creature

[@lorddonut3000]

Except they aren’t the same, not at all. Just look at the distinction between Western and Eastern dragons. Dragons in European art are more the archetypical dragon, while East Asian dragons are depicted with serpent like bodies. Almost likes these creatures are fictional or something.

[@salyluz6535]

@@lorddonut3000 Or, almost like there are hundreds of different types of lizards still living today, and the dinosaurs were equally diverse! 🤔 Which we already know from the existing fossil and art records.

[@afaafouinasua7737]

Unless it was real

[@DomoZorroOorroZomoD]

Ah but there is away, YawaawaY.

[@DomoZorroOorroZomoD]

@@lorddonut3000 How many kids did dragons save this year? Priority in principle? I love you. BBD.

[@clydeadair3809]

Hey, read the description of Leviathon in the book of Job. A deep sea dwelling scaled beast who breathed fire and was un-killable beast. No arrow or spear could pierce it. Now THAT is a dragon.

[@icrscience]

We will definitely be talking about leviathan in the future!

[@FrankPCarpi]

​@@icrscience I'm anxiously waiting for that.

[@roundtableapologetics]

Yes sir, and most likely a large crocodile. really cool stuff

[@lenore33]

I am thinking Behemoth represented flesh but Levithan represented spirit because God subdued it for his use. It has to do with water in the spirit and Behemoth had to do with land so that's flesh. The 2 snakes wrapped a round a pole in medicine. This is just my logical explanation each one has its own poison, so it's a dragon.

[@jamesbhollingsworth5452]

@@roundtableapologetics LOL I’ve never seen a fire breathing crocodile yet.

[@paulbedford507]

I’ve been to the ruins of the ancient city of Babylon near the present day city of Hillah. The ancient walls were covered with embossed pictures of a bull, a donkey and yes… a dragon!

[@alwilson3204]

We know dinosaurs were real. It also helps tremendously if we actually believe in the Bible.

[@minitea4315]

Dodos-real. Coelacanths-real. Woolly mammoths-real. Dragons? Nah, can’t be real.

[@leechjim8023]

​@@minitea4315Dinosaurs!

[@bonnielucas3244]

The book After the Flood by Bill Cooper is really fascinating. I also never knew that there was written mention of dinosaur - appearing creatures, plus what we call artwork. Much older artwork is a record of the reality around the artist

[@tb6303]

My daughter noticed that in all the paintings of St. George killing dragons, the dragons were small. This led us to believe that humans killed the baby dragons, and that's why they died out. There's no way a human could kill adult dragons (the description in Job shows formidable creatures that cannot be killed by men, but babies could be a different story).

[@feelyoung79]

Yes, they were most likely driven out and all their young were wiped out.. interesting that medieval times seem to have controversy over time lines and many stories of slaying dragons.. Hollywood has done a great blurring of many things in history.. also all the archeologists proving the Bible correct unintentionally..

[@laurasimmons7098]

Some of the historical depictions of St. George killing the dragon are using iconographic methods and they are depicting an authentic historical situation from a spiritual point of view, the dragon is shown as being small because its depicting that evil is less powerful than God. If you look into eastern orthodox iconography, it is a beautiful and fascinating part of our ancient Christian history!!

[@tb6303]

@@laurasimmons7098 I see. Thank you for explaining that.

[@kateescarlet9693]

Don't forget unicorns, unicorns are real also. And while we're at it, flying reindeer, flying monkeys, and flying lions are all real also. I've seen pictures of all of them in books, so they must be real.

[@tb6303]

@@kateescarlet9693 There aren't any actual historical myths about any of those where sane adults believed they were real.

[@joek511]

They have found soft tissue in dinosaur fossils. I think the first time was about 2005. I forget the details but a woman (Professor, Scientist) was doing some testing on a T-Rex bone (fossil) and in the process discovered soft tissue. Her testing included cutting the bone into pieces. That's something most scientists frown upon because you are literally destroying the fossil, and they want to preserve them

[@Radrook353]

That really panicked atheistic evolutionist's.

[@alwilson3204]

Wasn't that from Alaska?

[@joek511]

@@alwilson3204 I'm not sure, but it proves they are not millions of years old. Thousands of years at best. It's also quite obvious they died in a flood

[@michaelabraham9177]

Mary schweitzer. I'm sure I've screwed up the spelling of her last name. She's been interviewed by 60 minutes, and had her work published in scientific American in 2006.

[@coleen2213]

& that “accident” has been reproduced on a Triceratops bone w/same findings. Dino’s lived w/ppl-

[@bonnielucas3244]

Dr. Brian Thomas has been writing and presenting for ICR for many years. For me, he stands out for me as a writer who makes sure his articles are easy to read

[@paulspence7600]

And totally wrong.

[@GalizurTheSword]

The guest failed to mention that last remaining Dinosaurs/ Dragons were HUNTED and KILLED.

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

Thank you for giving us information that isn't widely known but that supports a Biblical understanding of Earth's history.

[@eurekasquared9853]

Agreed..

[@paulspence7600]

Rather a biblical misunderstanding of earth's history.

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

What evidence can you offer to refute the evidence put forth in the video?

[@debclarke1746]

My great Grandad 7x was a dragon slayer in Here in England. Apparently there's still a plague still there because he saved the town lol

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

@deb in Here in.... still a plague still type slower let your mind catch up m8

[@wms72]

Very cool! You should put a copy of the plaque on your house.

[@thomasgilbreath1250]

What year does the plaque say?

[@katelee670]

If you found a skull of a T. rex dinosaur wouldn't you think it was a dragon

[@billhesford6098]

Has a t-rex skull been found?

[@CdrChaos]

@@billhesford6098 Yes, a few dozen.

[@laststand6420]

If a T-rex tried to eat you, it would definitely be remembered as a dragon.

[@jaco7675]

No, I would think it’s a T Rex. 😅

[@007gracie]

@@jaco7675unless you were born before 1842😂

[@aaejaebrown5889]

3 words, MUD FOSSIL UNIVERSITY. Roger Spurr shows dragons in a lot of his classes.

[@AzuraTarot]

best video and explanation on dragons that I've seen so far. As a hobby palaeontologist and "mythology" fiend, I completely agree with everything that was said. Historically, the word "dragon" almost always referred to a giant serpentine creature, which matches with chinese lóng, mesoamerican quetzalcoatl/kukulcan, and northern american unkhtehila. But you eschewed the fact that in most cultures, the usual reaction to the appearance of a dragon was to go after it and kill it. And while in Asia the dragon was revered, that didn't stop people from killing dragon offspring for "medicinal purposes", just like tigers and snakes are killed en masse to use their body parts today. This kind of behaviour quickly drives any animal population to extinction.

[@wesmyhre8034]

Dr. Thomas has a great sense of humor.

[@guylelanglois6642]

It's much easier to remain a fool than admit you have been a fool. Keep up the good work guys.

[@starmanm31]

Well you should know , right? You have many years of experience? They say the older you get the more knowledge you have ? Well you've proven that theory wrong! 😛👍

[@johnshowler2543]

That's what we say about evolutionists all the time. All the data and imperial evidence and laws of physics contradict evolution. But yeah it's a fact .hahahahhaha

[@masada2828]

@@starmanm31- wouldn’t it be amusing if it is ‘you’ who is proven, the fool!! Time will tell. Dragons have been seen & recorded in Europe up to the 16th century ad. Kublia Khan had a dragon keeper. Science doesn’t want to believe it.

[@aaejaebrown5889]

Have you seen the mud fossil dragon in Morocco ? Roger Spurr, (professor at mud fossil university,) shows it in many of his classes.

[@andreshenriquez3087]

It looks like this Dr doesn't know nothing about it. Dragons were real. Roger is the true expert.

[@paulspence7600]

@@andreshenriquez3087 An expert on a fantasy animal - how sad.

[@andreshenriquez3087]

@@paulspence7600 Who? Roger or Dr. Brian?

[@lenrely2033]

In answer to the question "What were ancient people describing?", the Mokele Mbembe dinosaur of Africa which has been seen by people still living today comes out of underground burrows and kills humans with its tail even thought it's a nocturnal vegetarian, a very different image than sauropods grazing peacefully like bison. I thought this was a very different animal than Nessie who presumably eats fish and swims out to sea even in winter; but maybe that's because we only know of a fraction of encounters. The knucker dragons of southern England came out of holes and were blamed for crop failures so people killed them all, which seems to suggest that's what ALL dragon lore is including St. George's dragon and the red and white dragons of Dinas Emrys!

[@ChessIsJustAGame]

The most dangerous animal in Africa is the Hippopotamus, a vegetarian but extremely territorial.

[@paulspence7600]

Deluded

[@FantasyVisuals]

Travels of Marcus polo - you need to check it out

[@icewallflatearth1158]

Dinosaurs are all fake propaganda.. But a 🐲 dragons 70 miles long was discovered in china

[@eurekasquared9853]

@@paulspence7600you don’t know that. What if he’s right? 😮

[@dannylinc6247]

There's tissue found in some of the buried remains. The tissue can't remain for the length of time textbooks have said. I didn't hear if that was covered but it's discussed by scientists who discuss the former interpretations of timespan suggested by radio-carbon dating.

[@toldyouso5588]

I believe the carnivorous dragon (dinosaurs) were depicted in medival art as winged just like the fallen angels that spawned them. The dragon dinosaurs shown without wings are God's original plant eating creations.

[@absolutezero7174]

The Dracorex.

[@em3rge1]

Interesting I can see them doing that

[@lolasimmons9152]

Said no Bible verse ever!

[@toldyouso5588]

@@lolasimmons9152You only saw the Bible cover to judge verses you never read EVER. From the OT bible to the NT it does in fact mention great (winged and unwinged) serpent like beings, dragons, monsters (dinosaur like) scally, huge in appearance including levhitan, beheamoth, even to the strange dragon beast of revelations rising out of the sea.

[@coleen2213]

The wings on them probably meant @ least some could fly-

[@teestjulian]

If flying dragons existed, they may have had bones similar to birds that don't fossilize well, because they're thin and hollow. But I believe that they called all things giant lizard, dragons. Like we call them dinosaurs. Dragons = Dinosaurs

[@chrisoleary9876]

"They proclaimed themselves wise, but became fools instead." 😢

[@refuse2bdcvd324]

We need this information in our classrooms AND pulpits!

[@bonnielucas3244]

Institute for Creation Research has been a great encouragement for many years

[@paulspence7600]

Encouragement to making you stupid?

[@eurekasquared9853]

@@paulspence7600don’t project your personal feelings on others. None of us really know if dragons existed.

[@David-rx5eo]

@@paulspence7600 I supposed you believe all those evolution theories even when they change them. In science a theory means it is not proven. If it is proven then it is a law - like the Law of Gravity. So how is your belief system?

[@paulspence7600]

@@David-rx5eo Sorry, it doesn't work that way in science. Like gravity evolution is both a theory and a fact.

[@David-rx5eo]

@@paulspence7600 Gravity is not a theory. It is "The Law of Gravity", and you are full of it.

[@espy0008]

The reason there aren’t any flying dragon fossils is maybe because they were killed off before the flood or their numbers weren’t so great that it’s unlikely we would find one.

[@eurekasquared9853]

Very possible.

[@Mickcpa145]

The dragon is the symbol of wales, its on the national flag 'a blood red dragon on a field of green' as roger waters describes it.

[@Mickcpa145]

it has been used since the reign of Cadwaladr, King of Gwynedd from around 655AD.

[@ryanautrey2269]

17:01 wings on dragons In medieval art, it was common to depict many animals with wings: lions dogs, men...

[@walterlahaye2128]

Every culture has a flood story!

[@OrlandoHofmann-qt7mx]

That shows that the depicted being is from(met within) the spiritual realm...just like angels often are shown with wings whereby only the archangels have wings

[@georgewade9748]

see day 6 of creation.....your fight is there....

[@ronaldcounterman5812]

Yup. I absolutely believe this. The historical evidence of humans co-existing with giant reptiles is overwhelming. Here there be dragons (in human history).

[@jeanninecook6661]

What a treasure to find your channel. I am looking forward to viewing more here.

[@icrscience]

We're glad you found us!

[@jongeegva]

A mix of pterodactyl and brontosaurus bones found together would give an imagination of a dragon

[@randycurtis1176]

While not a dragon with a flamethrower in his craw the bombardier beetle shoots a burning chemical out his...stern. I understand there is a dinosaur with sinus cavities that don’t seem to be sinus cavities. Maybe this was where the dragon’s fire came from. Maybe the Greeks secretly domesticated dragons and milked them for Greek fire. That was a joke.

[@michaliskoufos6911]

The last two books have not been written yet but it is safe to say that wild dragons may exists somewhere else in the World of Ice and Fire. Maybe in Sothoryos of in the Lands of the East, beyond Asshai.

[@AidenRKrone]

I think dinosaurs were forced into extinction sometime after the Tower of Babel incident. After God forcibly spread out humanity away from Babel, humans spread out across the globe and gradually slew dinosaurs to protect their settlements and as a food source. The Book of Job describes what may very well be dinosaurs, and since the events in that book took place a mere 500 years after the fall of the Tower of Babel, we know dinosaurs were around at least as late as then.

[@absolutezero7174]

Dinosaurs are still around. Birds are dinosaurs. The sauropod may have gone but the avian theropod are still around. They evolve beaks and able to fly. A chicken share it’s DNA with a T-Rex. Maybe we should re-evaluate the whole thing about extinction of dinosaurs.

[@FlnaIBreath]

dude what the heck? i was thinking about this yesterday, then it showed on my feed?

[@laurasimmons7098]

Thank you so much for the video. I just subscribed to the channel, having received the Acts and Facts magazine for some time, and the videos enable me to keep current on creation science news while "multitasking" during my busy day. Can I humbly point out that the tradition of burying a BIshop under the church is not strange, but goes back to the burial of St. Peter at St Peter's Basilica. I am a Bible believing Eastern Orthodox convert who went to school for ecology and evolution, so the topic of biblical creation is very important to me.

[@jamescheek2196]

I seen a Mo'o Hawaiian dragon, someone who worked for fish and game seen what I seen 15 years before in the same place. Wailua river Kauai.

[@Roylamx]

@@saythatshitinmyface What is it?

[@jamescheek2196]

@@saythatshitinmyface must have been 40 to 50 feet about 4 feet thick in the middle is the part I seen. Hawaiians have been told sence the 1950 s to not tell the story's to outsiders.

[@jamescheek2196]

@@saythatshitinmyface according to Hawaiian folk lor the Mo'o can shape shift into whatever they want, even a beautiful lady. I did not see any wings but I heard a couple story's of flying serpent here on Kauai, there's other creatures as well, it's almost comical to be a witness to cool creatures.

[@NakedProphet]

Well that explains the recent wildfires.

[@peteleadlove9215]

I thank alligators and crocodiles same jawline as a dragon

[@billycutiep]

There are cave paintings showing dinosaurs/dragons living along side humans.

[@kalel311superman9]

i would say that someone discovered a dinosaur skeleton and they imagined what we are familiar with today as dragons way before we knew anything about dinosaurs

[@Radrook353]

Mastodon skulls were imagined to have been the skull of the legendary Cyclops.

[@GVBiggs524]

If they existed in our time, as in the medieval times and biblical times, where are the bones? Where are the skulls? Surely, someone would have kept trophies... 3:46

[@AzuraTarot]

in China, dinosaur fossils are called "dragon bones", so there you go.

[@Jmess1993]

Trey is out here making the highest quality content!

[@jmalone2758]

It was in 1841 and formed from the Greek words megas, meaning “great,” and sauros, meaning “lizard.” Yet, the Holy Bible mentions dragon many times, never a dinosaur.

[@dreamscapesflstudiomobilec3396]

Dino-saur means terrible lizard in Latin.

[@alwilson3204]

@@dreamscapesflstudiomobilec3396 Exactly.

[@DanthaMan-sm3xw]

I have a cool picture I took at a Navajo reservation of dinosaur prints walking with human prints

[@aliced7505]

Another great interview. Thanks!

[@Jennifer-kh9kw]

Known as terrible lizards. If a lizard can just keep growing and they find 400 yr old sea turtles, then imagine how big a lizard whos hundreds of yrs old can grow in size.

[@kimberlyrogers9953]

Hahahaaa😊😊 you are a true detective, Doctor You pull out the questions and the answers 😊

[@carmenazel9602]

Wonderful information...Thanks for sharing Dr. Thomas!

[@alantasman8273]

Marco Polo a 13th century explorer gave a descipton of the dragons he saw in China. As described, they sound remarkably like a T-rex with their short stubby arms. Polo's description is as follows from Chapter XL of the Thomas Wright translation ("On the province of Karazan"): "Here are seen huge serpents, ten paces in length, and ten spans in the girt of the body. At the fore−part, near the head, they have two short legs, having three claws like those of a tiger, with eyes larger than a fourpenny loaf (pane da quattro denari) and very glaring. The jaws are wide enough to swallow a man, the teeth are large and sharp, and their whole appearance is so formidable, that neither man, nor any kind of animal, can approach them without terror." Polo then mentions how these "serpents" live in caverns, and drag themselves to bodies of water ("to drink"). Polo then gives a very detailed account of how they were supposedly hunted, the medicinal uses of its gall bladder, how highly esteemed the meat was, and then...moves on to horses. No mention of pets that I see.

[@hylaherping9180]

He called it serpent like, which a T-Rex definitely was not like. Also, T-Rex had 2 fingers not 3 like he described. It's also important to remember that he thought unicorns were real, which turned out to be rhinos, and that he thought a bird existed that could swoop down and take off with elephants. No such creature ever existed, and he wouldn't confuse a pterosaur for a bird either. Humans love embellishing things, there's no reason to take what he said literally, as he likely made up stuff to make whatever he saw sound cooler.

[@alantasman8273]

@@hylaherping9180 So dinosaurs with three claws did not exist? I find it incredible that you try to say you know what did and did not exist when you weren't there yet Polo was. A serpent is part of the lizard family as were dinosaurs / dragons.What is certain is that the dragon was part of the Chinese Zodiac. Marco polo described what could be described as type of dinosaur...a type of creature that has been depicted on walls, artwork and textiles across the globe.

[@hylaherping9180]

@alantasman8273 Dinosaurs with three claws did exist, but it wasn't T-Rex. Dinosaurs are not part of the lizards. Dinosaurs are archosaurs which include crocodilians, pterosaurs and birds. Lizards are lepidosaurs which include Tuatara and snakes. I know this isn't the first time I've told you this. Any look at any of the fossils of the theropods I mentioned would definitely make you think they were more bird like than lizard like. Dinosaur are not lizards, nor closely related to them. And don't even get me started on what the heck turtles are closely related to.

[@mordeys]

If you get a bunch of earthquake nuts...your welcome! This was great!

[@johnperalta1268]

Thank You...HALLELUJAH!❤🕊🙏🕊❤

[@adampomeroy9463]

You guys know the picture on the front is not a dragon it’s a wyvern fight?

[@noneyabidness9644]

All wyverns are dragons (like Smaug), not all dragons are wyverns.

[@bigrebmetalworx2857]

I think they put wings on them to signify they were dead. Same as they did with people and we think they was depicting angels but they just signifying that the person or animal has died and gone on to Heaven. They think we get wings when we get to Heaven so they signify the dead with wings… and let’s not forget the dragon slayers. That was a real career back then. It’s humans fault they went extinct, we killed them off to take over their lands and dragon slayers were the ones sent in to kill them

[@007gracie]

great insight !😎

[@glenhildreth6712]

I live in sw fl and work with nuisance alligator control. We Deal with "dargons" on a daily basis.

[@andreshenriquez3087]

They were real kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYqQpJWkeK6UZsU

[@bigrebmetalworx2857]

@@glenhildreth6712 modern day dragon slaying lol I live in Louisiana, we got them “dragons” too pretty bad lol

[@karenzak6627]

Thank you! Great historical examples!

[@refuse2bdcvd324]

Great video! Every pastor should preach a sermon series on intelligent design every year to inoculate students from darwinistic falsehoods.

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

There is actually TRUTH to the dragon legends, i know this as a FACT!!! I live with her.

[@jaybee1597]

😂😅🤦‍♂️

[@rayspeakmon2954]

Great video! I just subscribed.

[@pastorlincolnmaharaj5035]

Wow very interesting podcast guys 👍

[@edwinhageman9377]

0 & = "UNICORN" is listed in the WEBSTER DICTIONARY =granted a hundred or so years ago! =an 1 horned rhino for India! An 2 horned rhino from Africa =is a "bi-corn"! Corn then means a horn! The use and meanings of words change over time!.

[@stephentucker3837]

Awesome.. knowledge will lift ignorance

[@leedavis3704]

That was very interesting 😊

[@michaelmorris5755]

Please include the Loch Ness monster next time you talk on this subject!

[@roberta7187]

Thank you for sharing

[@user-rl5yr8vl7e]

Brilliant intro

[@brokebutnotwoke]

Wow this was awesome! Just subscribed To the channel

[@nickbellinger1047]

at about 17.00 some may have had feathers hence the wing depictions

[@hillbillytarzan]

Look for pictures of Crystal Mountain in Egypt, Mudfossil dragon in Morocco and feathered serpent in the Midwest and Eastern US.

[@David-rx5eo]

Well, we do still have some examples of Dinosaurs around. We have alligators, crocodiles, cayman, Komodo Dragons, and Iguanas. Just imagine if an Iguana were 5 or 10 times the size it is. That would be very scary to us humans. Also, birds like the Emu and Ostrich look a lot like some "dinosaur" fossils.

[@hylaherping9180]

All birds are dinosaurs because birds are theropods, but lizards, Crocodilians, turtles and snakes are not dinosaurs, they are just different lineages of reptiles. Crocodilians are the closest living relatives to birds, and both are archosaurian reptiles while lizards and snakes are lepidosaurian reptiles. Turtles are neither, instead being a more distant older lineage.

[@alantasman8273]

@@hylaherping9180 Birds existed during and before dinosaurs. Dinosaurs did not become birds...that it a recent conjecture that has no merit.

[@hylaherping9180]

@alantasman8273 Birds existed before dinosaurs that lived during the cretaceous period. But Birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs that lived during the Jurassic period. It's not conjecture, you just didn't understand paleontology. It does mean that scientists known and never claimed that T-Rex turned into a chicken though, because T-Rex was a cretaceous species. If you thought dinosaurs turned into birds to escape the extinction event at the end of the cretaceous, you're wrong. Birds are the only surviving lineage of dinosaurs, and they lived alongside dinosaurs from the mid jurassic to the end of the cretaceous. The other branches of the dinosaurs never turned into birds.

[@alantasman8273]

@@hylaherping9180 Even Stephen Jay Gould said that there are no transitional fossils to substantiate the claim you made. Quote: “The extreme rarity of transitional forms in the fossil record persists as the trade secret of paleontology. The evolutionary trees that adorn our text- books have data only at the tips and nodes of their branches; the rest is inference, however reasonable, not the evidence of fossils.

[@alantasman8273]

Funny how that supposed comet was so precise in keeping those creature and other mammals alive in a purported extinction event.

[@jasonwilliams200]

I live in North Queensland Australia and have seen a 5 metre crocodile.last of the small dragons.he is awe inspiring to see

[@raymondjmcclain]

In order for flight the bones would have to be hollow as those of birds. This would all but eliminate their fossil history unless one were eventually discovered frozen.

[@newcreationinchrist1423]

Ooooh now we get to see the long version of the short. Ok. You are such a blessing to the body of Christ ICR. So grateful for this ministry. Thank you 🙂✝️🙏

[@bswihart1]

I quarrel with different animals regarding my gardening and I’m very happy I don’t have to worry about a long neck eating my plants. Back then they would have been the ultimate nuisance for sure. Sending the best knights to slay the dragon would have been the norm.

[@ErikSvansbo]

Than you! Very interesting!

[@TheHenok30]

"Dragon" comes from the Greek word "DRAKON." By substituting the "k" for a "g" - you get "dragon."

[@Gary-zq3pz]

I'm gonna have to get a quad .50 machine gun for dragon season, I guess. But how do you mount one on your wall?

[@jknowledgenet2748]

I am surprised u put up no pictures to go along with the topic, showing the evidence that is out

[@dp-kz5cs]

Saw the bald panicked cant stomach the " rogen" almost left few😅 I'm glad I had a moment of clarity and stayed . Cool vid thank you

[@icrscience]

Not all bald men are the same! Glad you chose to stick around. - Trey (the bald one)

[@paradelights]

This is my favorite topic

[@rev.jonathanwint6038]

In the mythology, dragons don't breathe fire. They breathe Amonia and chemical breath the burned like fire. Splitting up Hydrochloric acid and venom Wouldn't even be difficult Biologically. A creature that Flys would have hollow bones or cartridge structure like a rat and that would not fossilize.

[@zerosteel0123]

The more we learn, the more we realize we have been lied to our entire lives. Thank you creationists for being used by God to open our eyes to the truth.

[@BurloBrandoVonBando]

Why exactly would everyone lie? Science is evolving and if these were real more people would be talking about it, because it would be cool af if it was

[@alwilson3204]

@@BurloBrandoVonBando Why? Aren't you aware that evolutionists hate the Bible and all it stands for? Wake up.

[@classicrockandfurriesrule4743]

We have a Komodo as a V.P. .

[@jaybee1597]

🤣😅😂

[@flackfizer6474]

So why couldnt Adam & Eve have lived in the garden for 65 million years before being tricked into eating the forbidden fruit? They were, after all, immortal before then.

[@David-rx5eo]

We do not actually know the timeline of the bible. A day in the wording of the bible does not necessarily equal a day in our current time.

[@clintonm2357]

Salamander if Greek for “fire lizard.” It is believed the name refers to salamander’s tendency to live in deadfall wood, where they would run away when said wood was thrown into a fire. What if it means something else?

[@kennethmeeker6369]

We have bombadier beetles that produce there on fire thru combustible gas’s, so it’s possible.

[@meanqkie2240]

They have been small black bear in the Red River valley between Tx/Okla within the last 40 years. Also up around Lake Tenkiller in NE Okla.

[@danny089-theodeoron4]

Hey! Love your work ICR! Have you considered getting in touch with Kent Hovind?

[@Shaka868]

Not to mention the legends of brave knights setting off to kill the local "Dragon"

[@phillipdavis4507]

Dragons did not necessarily breathe fire like ancient text talk about. Example the bombardier beetle can spray a liquid at 210° and people that have been sprayed say it "burns". Burns without fire? People that have encountered the spitting cobra say that its spray Burns, again with no fire. Ancient people who heard the word - burned - had only the reference of fire. It is simply a matter of misunderstanding.

[@hughaskew6550]

Imagine what a better world we would have if someone drained the swamp in D.C. and sent the critters packing.

[@alouiciousjackson5812]

Where did all the dragons go? They died out in the flood. The depictions of dragons are just large pterodactyls, they stood 10ft tall with a 30 ft wingspan. The fossils and the rock strata which contain them were formed all at once during the flood through the process of liquefaction.

[@David-rx5eo]

Could easily be.

[@joyelizabethmellinger]

Fascinating. Great work. Thank You for all of your efforts. Subscribing & ringing the bell now. Again, well done, sir. 👍😁🤜🤛🤙💯✌

[@american_patriot6218]

You need a Castle to protect you from a plateosaurus

[@kenkeil9067]

100s of written accounts of encounters ,sights about various kinds of dinosaurs (dragons ) in medieval and later dates.

[@em3rge1]

Maybe the wings were to depict feathers 🪶 🤔

[@beestoe993]

I think the whole "Dragon" thing probably originated from the description of Leviathan in the book of Job. It is a VERY old book that has had plenty time for people to twist and concoct into something that never was. Thousands of years of tales can grow pretty tall. I believe the creature spoke of in that reference must have been the Deinosuchus. Basically a monstrous Crocodile of the pre flood world. The description fits perfectly. But! The one thing that throws me off is the fire breathing reference. I suppose a Crocodile large enough to swallow a hippopotamus whole could probably do with some breath mints. Or perhaps there was a poison element at play as seen with the komodo dragon. ?? That's my best guess regarding "DRAGONS".. (pfft)

[@billycutiep]

Dragons and dinosaur are the same animals. The word dinosaur was created in 1841. So before 1841 when someone was talking about a dinosaur they said dragon.

[@angelaj8958]

I just finished reading 'After The Flood' by Bill Cooper who quotes numerous ancient writings on the large lizard like creatures that lived all over Europe, and in the waterways. There were colorful small ones that flew that lived in flocks in the deep woods and swamps, and would regularly raid chicken yards. If birds are descendants of dinosaurs, why couldn't their timelines crossover with both types present together?

[@savedwretch8711]

And on the other hand there are so many accounts of pterodactyl /Pterosaur sightings around the world and also in Africa Mokele Mbembe, Loch Ness monster, Champ from lake Champlain, I can go on.....