What If Titanosaurs Never Went Extinct?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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The dinosaurs were most likely not wiped out by a meteor impact. Mass extinctions occur more often than previously thought and they occur according to a fixed schedule. Scientists are walking in the dark as long as they ignore ancient texts, like the Indian Mahabharata and the Mayan Popol Vuh, that tell us that our planet Earth is suffering from a cycle of seven natural disasters. Those disasters are causing a huge tidal wave, massive floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, and a bombardment of fiery meteors every few thousand years. Several animal species become extinct and mankind hardly survives. The only possible natural cause of this cycle can be a ninth planet in our solar system, orbiting our sun in an eccentric orbit. If you don't know this cycle, history is incomprehensible. To learn much more about the cycle of recurring floods and its timeline, the recreation of civilizations and ancient high technology, read the eBook: -Planet 9 = Nibiru-. You can read it nicely on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: invisible nibiru 9
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wildlife
If they existed, they would had been the most dominant creatures on earth. Only pesky humans would had been able to hunt them by powerful explosive weapons. An adult didn't even had a predator. Only exception were pack of Mapusaurus (Big 40 feet carnivore dinosaurs) even then, they didn't dared to attack directly. In today's world, forget those giants, even small titanosaurs like Saltasaurus who are only 40 feet are enough to even challenge elephants and pride of Lions.
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If they existed, they would had been the most dominant creatures on earth. Only pesky humans would had been able to hunt them by powerful explosive weapons. An adult didn't even had a predator. Only exception were pack of Mapusaurus (Big 40 feet carnivore dinosaurs) even then, they didn't dared to attack directly. In today's world, forget those giants, even small titanosaurs like Saltasaurus who are only 40 feet are enough to even challenge elephants and pride of Lions.
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Ashton
I personally feel like if they did survive they won-t become meat eaters they would most likely shrink to the size of a giraffe or smaller. Usually when animals that where once big find their way into a situation without much food they would usually get smaller over time, same would happen if they ended up on a small island, kinda like what happened to the pygmy mammoth.
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I personally feel like if they did survive they won-t become meat eaters they would most likely shrink to the size of a giraffe or smaller. Usually when animals that where once big find their way into a situation without much food they would usually get smaller over time, same would happen if they ended up on a small island, kinda like what happened to the pygmy mammoth.
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Expired
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Well, if that happens, the oxygen on the planet will decrease tremendously to the point where Earth is no longer inhabitable, so they wouldn't have time to become carnivores. We'd all be doomed. But even if they did become carnivores, we could literally outwalk them. The top speed of most titanosaurs was less than 4 miles per hour.
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Well, if that happens, the oxygen on the planet will decrease tremendously to the point where Earth is no longer inhabitable, so they wouldn't have time to become carnivores. We'd all be doomed. But even if they did become carnivores, we could literally outwalk them. The top speed of most titanosaurs was less than 4 miles per hour.
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Crets
but titanosaurus is not that big actually brachiosaurus, alamosaurus, sauroposeidon and argentinosaurus are 100 times bigger than him biggest dinosaur that we know is amphicoelias he as long 60m so titanosaurus actually was not that big so yea
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but titanosaurus is not that big actually brachiosaurus, alamosaurus, sauroposeidon and argentinosaurus are 100 times bigger than him biggest dinosaur that we know is amphicoelias he as long 60m so titanosaurus actually was not that big so yea
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Icy
If they existed then they would be the hardest tame on earths because you need 21 cannon balls and a quetzal or you just need rocket launchers and about 400 rocket launcher rockets to knock them out
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If they existed then they would be the hardest tame on earths because you need 21 cannon balls and a quetzal or you just need rocket launchers and about 400 rocket launcher rockets to knock them out
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Lee
Anyone notice this: Most titanosaurs nowadays had similar head-shape like Brachiosaurids like Brachiosaurus. I recognized and identified them with semi-circular 'crest similar to Corythosaurus.
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Anyone notice this: Most titanosaurs nowadays had similar head-shape like Brachiosaurids like Brachiosaurus. I recognized and identified them with semi-circular 'crest similar to Corythosaurus.
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Komodo
I'm obviously sure Titanosaurs would decrease in size. Take Saltasaurus, for example! Saltasaurus was 12 meters in size so if Titanosaurs never went extinct, they would be smaller in size.
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I'm obviously sure Titanosaurs would decrease in size. Take Saltasaurus, for example! Saltasaurus was 12 meters in size so if Titanosaurs never went extinct, they would be smaller in size.
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Johis
Why does everyone think disasters died of an asteroid - - We don't know what they died that's just a scientific theory which I personally don't think is the reason to they got wiped out.
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Why does everyone think disasters died of an asteroid - - We don't know what they died that's just a scientific theory which I personally don't think is the reason to they got wiped out.
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whatif
titanosaurs were never -the largest- sure tallest but not largest who knows there might be dinosaurs far bigger then we thought or possibly sea monsters
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titanosaurs were never -the largest- sure tallest but not largest who knows there might be dinosaurs far bigger then we thought or possibly sea monsters
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Mexican
The brachiosaurus in fallen kingdom that was left for dead made me cry so much
(Srry for the spoilers for those who didnt see fallen kingdom)
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The brachiosaurus in fallen kingdom that was left for dead made me cry so much
(Srry for the spoilers for those who didnt see fallen kingdom)
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Tshering
To tame a titan we would need around 200 gigas. Canons and rockets would work but they would require a quintezel and way too much resources
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To tame a titan we would need around 200 gigas. Canons and rockets would work but they would require a quintezel and way too much resources
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Leelamma
Argentinosaurs is the true biggest animal on earth even bigger than blue whale. blue whale is 100 feet argentinosaurus is 131 feet
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Argentinosaurs is the true biggest animal on earth even bigger than blue whale. blue whale is 100 feet argentinosaurus is 131 feet
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Evening-Star
2: 48 made me squeal! - watching so up close like wooooah: o
they are very ugly! Dragon looking like, snake too
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2: 48 made me squeal! - watching so up close like wooooah: o
they are very ugly! Dragon looking like, snake too
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Homalo
-We would be forced to live in the tree tops- meanwhile titanisaurs having huge necks and would be able easily reach us -
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-We would be forced to live in the tree tops- meanwhile titanisaurs having huge necks and would be able easily reach us -
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Diontae
If they never went extinct we would have nowhere to live because they'll step on and step through everything we make.
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If they never went extinct we would have nowhere to live because they'll step on and step through everything we make.
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This
Nah if titanosaur does not go extinct they will be rare- they will only spawn on random country spawning 3 per earth--
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Nah if titanosaur does not go extinct they will be rare- they will only spawn on random country spawning 3 per earth--
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Giovanni
Please see Revelation 14: 12 & 18: 23, Please dont go threw the PCR test is alarming what people have shown.
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Please see Revelation 14: 12 & 18: 23, Please dont go threw the PCR test is alarming what people have shown.
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gamekiller
Ur just showing all longneck dinos they arent titanosaurs they are bigger and that was brachiosaurus -
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Ur just showing all longneck dinos they arent titanosaurs they are bigger and that was brachiosaurus -
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Duck
Humans would have hunted it to extinction along with the mammoths, i dont see how it could have lived
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Humans would have hunted it to extinction along with the mammoths, i dont see how it could have lived
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