Exploring the Dinosaur Trail: What’s Important to Know
Early Discoveries
In the 1800s, a woman began discovering dinosaur bones, such as a mandible or a hip bone. From these fragments, people reconstructed what they thought dinosaurs looked like, often using their imagination. This led to the creation of many different dinosaur models.
Speculations and Beliefs
Some believe that before these discoveries, there were no records of dinosaur bones. They argue that these bones might have been confused with or used to cover up the existence of dragons and giants. While there could have been creatures like the T-Rex or pterodactyl, the accepted narrative of dinosaurs existing 65 million years ago is seen as a form of indoctrination.
Impact on Culture
Dinosaurs have become a significant part of popular culture:
- There’s a huge investment in getting children to believe in concepts like outer space and dinosaurs.
- Kids’ pajamas and cartoons often feature friendly dinosaurs.
- Shows like “Denver the Last Dinosaur” captivated kids with fun dinosaur characters.