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>>16936407
Don't eat it then. It needs reconstituting back to a larger form. But then the Earth wouldn't support it. Tree bird seem to be diverse in form. It's going backwards in sizing equations. It seems to still hold some capacity of information of millions of years of history while reducing the size of itself to survive.

>>16936407
kind of feels like we won. his ancestors were the apex predators on earth at one time, and would have viewed us as food the same way. but now we make t Rex into nuggets for kids to eat.
the descendants of the raptors are bigger than the chicken, like hawks
I imagine a chicken the size of a t Rex hunting us

> t. atheist

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>>16936477
you think we could get to football field sized tardigrades through selective breeeding and offering them the opportunity to select growth traits through horizontal gene transfer?

i feel this the the true path to the bionid warpship and the warp horse

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>>16936407
checkmate biblefags

>>16936407
Mr. Rex was never the same after the asteroid.

It wasn't.

It was.

>>16936407
You were always a nigger.

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And this is what chickens will evolve into

>>16937002
cool
will they taste good?

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This was a wolf once. But then humans used their dark magic to twist it into this grotesque shape for no reason other than to be a living monument to their power.

Fat cats won't be able to adapt to going back into the wild after man's apocalypse.

>>16936993
Everyone came from a nigger.
t. soience

>>16937150
Kek

>>16937090
Humans truly are aberrant creatures. I wouldn’t be surprised if we ourselves are the leftover remains of a genetically altered race of monkeys.

>>16936407
no. They just share a common ancestor
Althouhg direct ancestors of chicken would have looked a lot like basal tyrannosauroids (like Guanlong) in the early jurassic

>>16936407
Cokatrices are a type of dragon, glad to see the scientific consensus coming back home to schizo medieval certainties

Cool.

It would be nice to have a gizzard.

https://youtu.be/wSutYGurh1I

>>16936407
It wasn’t. The common ancestors of birds with the other theropod dinos were all small, agile creatures that had some arboreal capacity. They lived in the Jurassic, long, long before the first T-Rex hatched out of its egg.

>>16937150
lol

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>>16937002
hm that looks ethical...

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>this was once a chicken

>>16936477
What's in the hole?

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>>16936407
This was once a dog

>>16936407
I was once your father.

>>16937002
Just eat some beans and rice and you get all essential amino acids. There's no need for shit like this.

>>16936407
>you were once your uncle

>>16952823
We don't know enough about nutrition to say that. And vegans look like shit even when they carefully get all the essential vitamins that we know of. Humans are obligate omnivores deal with it. We don't yet have the tech to make accurate meat replacement

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>>16952823
The sheer amount of beans required by weight to match the protein in meat is more than you think. Doesn’t help that often the weight of dried beans is used to inflate grams of protein, when beans are never eaten dry. Moreover, the digestibility of plant protein including beans is generally lower than animal protein, so you’re not getting the same amount of protein, vitamins or minerals from digestion of plant matter. Meat is weighed as-is, on the other hand, and only specially dried meat products have dry weight used.

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>>16937090
Every time I see one of these I remember how fucking cruel we are. We need to be extinct, and soon. Someone smart once said that if we indeed were meant for this world, we would not need cities and comforts, we would just live on the lands and in the forests, as apparently we used to. But no, we had to fuck it up and now we pay the price, Earth will shake us off like so many fleas

>>16936407
If that was a T-Rex then can I call you a monkey?

>>16947609
no brain no pain
what's the problem

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>>16953102
we ARE monkeys anon... that's what simian means
unfortunately, taxonomy has to be pedantic and irreflexive of outgroups evolving saltationally away
OP is still fake and gay for comparing two independent dinosaur stems tho

>>16937170
Praise be to Yakub.

>>16953098
Nah, not my fault, I didn't create such creatures.

>>16953253
Stfu monkey

I wonder how T rex meat would have tasted.

>>16954958
like emu

>>16952783
biogenic petroleum origin theory is a bullshit spread by oil drilling companies

>>16936407
Think of any large dinosaur. Got it? Okay. That dinosaur is more distantly related to birds than you are to whales. Birds diverged from other dinosaurs 120+ million years ago, whales diverged from humans 100 million years ago.

>>16958582
still dinosaurs

wow, i can't believe what i'm reading
it's like i'm on pol
at least on reddit you can actually have intellectual discussions without the shameless racism, bigotry and skydaddy talk

>>16937150
Never forget what they took from you.

>>16936407
>we wuz t-rex n shieet

>>16936407
Why do scientists these days emasculate dinosaurs and promote dysgenics? Now they're literally telling white boys who like dinosaurs to give up on having children because the children will be chicken.