Dragons? did they ever exist? How will we identify Dragons
How do you feel about the subject of prehistoric dragons? Why do so many cultures around the world depict dragons? Why is it that all of us seem to somehow know instinctively about dragons? How come all of us have seem to be able to conjure up an image of a dragon? With this said, how come there are no dragons in the historical textbook? Do you think that science will ultimately explain the dragon mythology concept. Or do you feel that dragons should be relegated strictly to mythology? What will transpire if the remnants of the dragons are finally discovered? Who will the experts be? If the remains of the dragons are discovered how will we be able to identify them? Dragons are not dinosaurs. Should dragons be a scientific subject? What are your thought on the subject of dragons?
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Why do you think dragons were not dinosaurs? This looks like the most plausible explanation.
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Misha, you are so funny !!! he he!!! I read between the lines.
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LOL AEvans, this was honestly not the case of me trying to act funny, so if I appeared funny, it was unintentional
Misha wrote:
Why do you think dragons were not dinosaurs? This looks like the most plausible explanation.
Misha this is just a thought but what if dragons came from the sea and dinosaurs came from the land. Realize that the large scale prehistoric sea dinosaurs have not been recovered yet.
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Misha wrote:
Why do you think dragons were not dinosaurs? This looks like the most plausible explanation.
I have to agree with you on this theory Misha, as if people found dinosaur bones back in ancient times they may not have had any other way to explain them. Perhaps they were Pterodactyls!!!
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Definitely passes the Occam's razor test, Cindy
And Seazoria, sea dinosaurs were (and still are!) sharks. The biggest modern one I believe is great white, but there were much bigger ones, and this is documented. Hold on, let me find a link. - 93
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Misha wrote:
Definitely passes the Occam's razor test, Cindy
And Seazoria, sea dinosaurs were (and still are!) sharks. The biggest modern one I believe is great white, but there were much bigger ones, and this is documented. Hold on, let me find a link.Not to mention crocodiles!!!
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Sure, and a few other species that still survived.
here is the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcodzcCFJ28 
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Misha - that was so funny!
As long as dragons exist in our imagination - does it matter whether they really existed or not?Of course it could be that Dinosaurs and Humans DID coexist in the past...
http://www.bible.ca/tracks/dino-fossils.htm
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dlarson wrote:
Of course it could be that Dinosaurs and Humans DID coexist in the past...
http:/ / ww w. bible.c a/tracks/di no-f ossil s .htm
No, not really. You should be ashamed of yourself for adding a link to this stuff.
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Mark Knowles wrote:
dlarson wrote:
Of course it could be that Dinosaurs and Humans DID coexist in the past...
http:/ / ww w. bible.c a/tracks/di no-f ossil s .htm
No, not really. You should be ashamed of yourself for adding a link to this stuff.
Science You added one too.
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Misha wrote:
Why do you think dragons were not dinosaurs? This looks like the most plausible explanation.
Nice logic.
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AEvans wrote:
Mark Knowles wrote:
dlarson wrote:
Of course it could be that Dinosaurs and Humans DID coexist in the past...
http:/ / ww w. bible.c a/tracks/di no-f ossil s .htm
No, not really. You should be ashamed of yourself for adding a link to this stuff.
Science You added one too.
Not to that sort of site. Any links I leave are usually to either reputable sources or funny ones. That one might be funny, but it purports to be science when it is not. Not a big fan of deliberately lying to children. Are you?
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Misha wrote:
Sure, and a few other species that still survived.
here is the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcodzcCFJ28 nice clip. - 99
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This was one of my favorite songs as a child, "Puff the Magic Dragon."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIDZAJoXLvI
Of course, I knew nothing about the alternative meanings, I though it was about a dragon
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Mark Knowles wrote:
This was one of my favorite songs as a child, "Puff the Magic Dragon."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIDZAJoXLvI
Of course, I knew nothing about the alternative meanings, I though it was about a dragonNice song, never heard it. And is it about drugs you mean?
Shalini and Mohit, thank you In fact I was really searching for good info about megalodons, but stumbled upon this one and could not help sharing it 
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Misha wrote:
Mark Knowles wrote:
This was one of my favorite songs as a child, "Puff the Magic Dragon."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIDZAJoXLvI
Of course, I knew nothing about the alternative meanings, I though it was about a dragonNice song, never heard it. And is it about drugs you mean?
Shalini and Mohit, thank you In fact I was really searching for good info about megalodons, but stumbled upon this one and could not help sharing it Yeah, I had no idea it was about smoking pot
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It's always fun to discover new meanings in old things, you know
