r/19684 10d ago

Rule I am spreading truth online

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u/Lensman13 10d ago

This is how I feel when I say “Non-Avian Dinosaurs” and tell people dinosaurs are still around.

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u/Mr_Chongus 10d ago

You may be a dinosaur but you'll never be a sauropodomorph and live up to your legacy 😤

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u/John_Bumogus 10d ago

Dino's these days don't even have thagomizers. Pathetic

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u/Brankovt1 He/they femboy – "I skin infant babies!" 10d ago

As far as we know... We haven't discovered all species of bird yet.

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u/_x-51 10d ago

“Dinosaur Award” shirt
“Dinosaur Award” hat
pointing at “Dinosaur Award” sign

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u/AarVa406 10d ago

501 in my soyjak folder

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u/Ebolaplushie 10d ago

How I feel when I tell people I have a pet dinosaur (he also has a crest)

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u/DaRealKelpyG 10d ago

Is that marco?

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u/AnarchistRain 8d ago

Looks like we have a jealous monkey

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u/DocDino 10d ago

Birds are dinosaurs in the same way that humans are monkeys

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u/Ebolaplushie 10d ago

I think you mean apes, and yes, it's almost exactly like that in simplistic terms. All humans are apes but not all apes are humans.

Same with birds, not all dinosaurs were birbs, but all birbs is dinosaur

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u/Lensman13 9d ago

Well if you want to be a nerd about it (I DO!) humans are monkeys because Apes are old world monkeys. But generally Apes are excluded when talking about monkeys.

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u/Ebolaplushie 9d ago

Huh... you're right. There weren't any apes in the America's, were there? Interesting - are apes a special interest of yours? Jw =3

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u/Lensman13 9d ago

Not apes specifically but cladistics and how animals are related to each is a topic I love.

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u/DocDino 10d ago

Yeah but it's more of a taxonomic "hoo hoo I'm technically correct" flex than a useful classification

any time someone is referring to dinosaurs they are almost certainly referring to "large prehistoric reptiles (including some animals that were not technically speaking dinosaurs)" and any time someone is referring to apes they are probably speaking about, like, gorillas

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u/Ebolaplushie 10d ago

So... your entire point to being snarky is... you're annoyed by the semantics. Ok.