Originally posted by Live4Him
What animal is described below?
A herbivore with a tail as big as a tree. The bones of the animal seem as strong as metal. It is at home in the water and on land. It is mighty enough not to fear a raging river.
Has to be something else. Hippos and elephants dont have "tails as big as trees" and no dinosaurs that size (that i know of) could survive in water and land.Originally posted by Live4Him
What animal is described below?
A herbivore with a tail as big as a tree. The bones of the animal seem as strong as metal. It is at home in the water and on land. It is mighty enough not to fear a raging river.
Dinosaurs are trinitarian?Originally posted by heflores
Oh It might be the extinct creature....Dinasour....who once thought that god is three....so god puniched him for it.....Just a guess!
They could wade a bit, but dinosaurs were pretty much land only animals.Dinosaurs could survive on land and in shallow water.
Figure 11.3 Brontosaur trampling killed several dozen claims in the bed of a 150-million-year-old lake, Morrison Formation of Colorado. Trackway shown below; reconstruction of trampling event depicted above.
-- Tracking Dinosaurs, A new look at an ancient world, Martin Lockley, pg. 145
Based on evidence from the thir of his famous Texas tracksites, the Mayan Ranch locality, Bird proposed that brontosaurs were aquatic.
-- Tracking Dinosaurs, A new look at an ancient world, Martin Lockley, pg. 176
Originally posted by Neutrino_Albatross
Live4Him,
How old are your sources? Im pretty sure that the theory that brontosaurs spent alot of time in water has been disproven. I cant remember the reasons right now, ill have to look it up.