Lost World Found

[Higgins]

If there are any dinosaurs lingering on, of course they are somewhere in New Mexico. Don't let any children see them (I'm very hopeful about always including children as an ideological marker. Monothesism apparently is not to be used as such), okay?


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/04/090428092823.htm

[Higgins]

If there are any dinosaurs lingering on, of course they are somewhere in New Mexico. Don't let any children see them (I'm very hopeful about always including children as an ideological marker. Monothesism apparently is not to be used as such), okay?


http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/04/090428092823.htm

What the lost world looked like in 1915:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/images/2009/04/090428092823-large.jpg

[Don]

We're still talking 65 million years ago. I don't see what difference a half-million makes either way. Now if they had been contemporary to the Indians...

[Higgins]

We're still talking 65 million years ago. I don't see what difference a half-million makes either way. Now if they had been contemporary to the Indians...

It's been an on-going thing. I mean the survival after the "K-T event"...It might help clarify what the K-T event was...maybe.

[Cyia]

Is it me, or does that look like a armor helmet sticking out the top of that hill?