posted on Dec, 10 2008 @ 01:16 AM
Dragons are found in almost ever ancient culture around the world. While many have different features and characteristics, they all fall under the
same basic idea. Usually a dinosaur like creature, some flying, some fire breathing. How could all of the creatures have so much in common if some of
the cultures had never had contact with each other in those ancient times? To support the flying aspect, we all know there were dinosaurs that flew.
As for the fire breathing, there are speculations that certain creatures had a mechanism in the jaw that could create a spark if cracked on demand. As
for the fuel, I'm not sure. The only thing left to prove that dinosaurs existed during the same time as humans. The only thing stopping this is the
theory of evolution. Just because we don't see any today, doesn't mean a very small number couldn't have existed 500 to 1500 years ago. They
probably didn't all go out at once. The flood depicted in the Bible could also play a significant role in this. Could this be the reason some of the
only prehistoric creatures alive today can swim? Sharks, Alligators, Crocodiles. I'm not necessary trying to prove a point or even make an argument.
I just wanted to throw the info. out there for everyone.