[Hey dad, what do you think of the possibility of Noah and his son's flying pterosaurs (the winged flying dinosaurs), wouldn't that help to explain some things?]
Why not? The natives have a legend about a thunderbird that sounds a lot like one of those, no?
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*Smacks* Dad...
*gnashes teeth*
Azdharchids like Quetzalcoatlus ranged from 1 kg to 400-500 kgs.Much of the flight muscle mass was concentrated in the arms for an efficient wingloading that modern birds today are incapable of doing.So "theoretically", a single 70-80 kg person could ride the largest Azdharchids.
Sure that 400-500 figure isn't supposed to be pounds rather than kgs? I did some googling on weight estimates for Quetzy, and they generally keep below 250kg, some so low as 50kg (which seems difficult to believe).
Yeah, and what about that aztec legend that the gods needed blood to be spilled to keep them alive, or the sun would die?
To TLC
NonHomogenized said: "Yeah, and what about that aztec legend that the gods needed blood to be spilled to keep them alive, or the sun would die?
dad isn't just talking about any old natives - he's talking about THE natives. And if THE natives say that there were thunderbirds, then there damn well were thunderbirds, although they often shortened their title to "T-Birds," applied large amounts of hair spray, and often burst into musical numbers.
Ooh Child you are a riot! lol
winged flying dinosaurs), wouldn't that help to explain some things?
What would be explained?
Confused?
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