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lonnarin · 02-27-05, 01:45 PM

Dinosaur bones that paleantologists collect are rarely even remotely assembled. What they base their structure on in those museum models is logical deduction of bone structure from observing other similar existing animals. It could be very possible that dragons existed at some point, though the fire breathing was more than likely fabricated. Either that or the last dinosaur to die out was the pterodactyl/half-breed warmblooded archeopterix and people merely saw it as a huge flyin lizard that they reconstructed to be fiercer than it really was.

One thing is certain, every continent bar antarctica has myths of dragons in them, well before they were ever connected by trade or communication. More than mere coincidence I think.

02-27-05, 01:45 PM	#2
lonnarin Lich Characters Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: On the moon with the rest of the space kitties Posts: 2,350 Thanks: 844 Thanked 667 Times in 290 Posts	RE: Dragons are comming... Dinosaur bones that paleantologists collect are rarely even remotely assembled. What they base their structure on in those museum models is logical deduction of bone structure from observing other similar existing animals. It could be very possible that dragons existed at some point, though the fire breathing was more than likely fabricated. Either that or the last dinosaur to die out was the pterodactyl/half-breed warmblooded archeopterix and people merely saw it as a huge flyin lizard that they reconstructed to be fiercer than it really was. One thing is certain, every continent bar antarctica has myths of dragons in them, well before they were ever connected by trade or communication. More than mere coincidence I think.