
Now as for the alligator, it has gone unchanged for million of years. I guess if you are perfect, there is no need to change.
My last comment is on birds. That's right, they evolved from dinosaurs. I understand part of it, you know the size and mobility problem; but really, would you give up that position of power and strength? Wasn't there something about the survival of the fittest?
I hope you have a clearer understanding now. I guess I'm just 'oh ye of little faith.'


During the 1940’s and 1950’s, a paleontologist from France named Alfred Felix de Lapparent found armor plates and fossilized teeth of this giant crocodile. He found the fossils while on a mission to the Sahara. This was the first evidence of Super Croc’s fossils. The discovery site was in the country of Niger.
A group of people went on an expedition to Niger in the year 2000. During that expedition, they found about 50% of the skeleton of super croc. Many technicians and students cleaned the bones, and believe it or not, it still took one whole year to clean all of the bones thoroughly.
Super croc was known to have eaten dinosaurs. It sure sounds pretty strange but it is true.


Terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex had close links to the humble chicken
Last updated at 10:56 25 April 2008
Chickens and dinosaurs may have more in common than was previously thought after researchers discovered close ties between the two creatures.
The link between the bird and the Tyrannosaurus Rex has been revealed in a protein study dating back 88million years.
Scientists from Harvard University discovered the link between chickens and the T-Rex when they analysed the structure of tiny shreds of collagen taken from a fossilised dinosaur bone.
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The Tyrannosaurus Rex and the chicken could be direct descendants
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-561907/Terrifying-Tyrannosaurus-Rex-close-links-humble-chicken.html#ixzz0uiKoi58a
Chickens and dinosaurs may have more in common than was previously thought after researchers discovered close ties between the two creatures.
The link between the bird and the Tyrannosaurus Rex has been revealed in a protein study dating back 88million years.
Scientists from Harvard University discovered the link between chickens and the T-Rex when they analysed the structure of tiny shreds of collagen taken from a fossilised dinosaur bone.
Scroll down for more...
The Tyrannosaurus Rex and the chicken could be direct descendants
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-561907/Terrifying-Tyrannosaurus-Rex-close-links-humble-chicken.html#ixzz0uiKoi58a
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