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Joel Kontinen
The origin of South American monkeys is a big mystery for Darwinist, Now, for the first time, the
fossil remains of a duck-billed dinosaur have been found in Africa. The
discovery suggests that dinosaurs sometimes swam across wide oceans, and were more
capable in water than we thought.
“As best we can
tell, dinosaurs swam across ocean barriers,” says Nicholas Longrich at
the University of Bath in the UK.
Duck-billed
dinosaurs, or hadrosaurs, were common towards the end of the dinosaur era.
They were large animals that mostly ate plants. The bones in their snouts were flattened, giving
them a duck-like appearance.
Abetter explanation
for Dinosaur's swimming skills
is their
ability to repopulate the world, after Noahs Flood.
Source:
Marshall Michael. 2020. Three-metre-long dinosaur may have swum across a wide ocean. New Scientist 16 November
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