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Why do scientist think the dinosaurs went extinct?
One reason is that there were a lot of fossils in many layers of rock and then suddenly, there are a lot fewer. Also, there don't appear to be many dinosaurs alive today. So, they went extinct. Do you really mean "how" did the dinosaurs go extinct?
What would if dinosaurs never left the earth and lived with man?
Actually, we still have many Dinosaurs on the Earth. They are birds. The first bird was made from a Dinosaur.Actually, we still have many Dinosaurs on the Earth. They are birds. The first bird was made from a Dinosaur.
How many years ago did animals first appear?
Animals have been around since the beginning of time. Jellyfish were one of the first living organisms that are made up of more than one cell. The first animal lived during the time of the dinosaurs, around the same time as the t-rex.
How many seconds does it take to make a first impression?
30 seconds
How many seconds did the first airplane last in the air?
The First Airplane Lasted 12 seconds in the air.
How many words are in 10 seconds?
Two. The first is TEN and the second is SECONDS
How many minutes does it take in the movie from russia with love for James bond to appear?
James Bond doesn't appear until 17 minutes and 15 seconds into the movie.
How many sea dinosaurs are there?
When the dinosaurs lived there were sea monsters but they were called marine reptiles and were not dinosaurs.
How many years dinosaurs were found?
the first fossil ever found was found in 1676 called megalosaurus
What fossil proved that dinosaurs had feathers?
The first dinosaur discovered to have had feathers was Archaeopteryx. Later finds found that many other dinosaurs including Velociraptor, Yutyrannus, and Anchiornis are known to have had feathers.
How many minutes and seconds are in 135 seconds?
2 min. 15 sec. Well i got 2 minutes and 25 seconds. * * * * * The first answer was correct.
How many pages does In the Presence of Dinosaurs have?
In the Presence of Dinosaurs has 189 pages.
