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These studies suggest that while traditional dinosaurs are extinct, birds are considered their living descendants.
The question of whether dinosaurs are still alive today is a fascinating one that has intrigued scientists and the public alike. While it is widely accepted that non-avian dinosaurs went extinct around 66 million years ago, there is ongoing debate about whether any descendants of these ancient creatures still exist in some form.
Extinction of Non-Avian Dinosaurs:
Birds as Living Dinosaurs:
Adaptation to Cold Climates:
While non-avian dinosaurs went extinct around 66 million years ago, the hypothesis that birds are their living descendants suggests that dinosaurs, in a sense, are still alive today. This view is supported by anatomical and physiological evidence linking birds to their ancient dinosaur ancestors. Therefore, while the giant reptiles that once roamed the Earth are no longer with us, their legacy continues in the form of modern birds.
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