A misguided group of secular "scientists" have finally reached a consensus on something that obviously never happened, the extinction event that supposedly killed all Leviathans and Behemoths an imaginary 65 million years ago.

A nice fantasy painting of a made up story.
The artist might as well have included Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny!
You can read more here if you need a good laugh.
What I find most amusing about these secularists is that they so rarely agree on anything! The fact that they managed to come together to agree on this silly fairy story is beyond ironic.
Scientists have debated for two decades whether a giant space rock wiped out the dinosaurs or if some other catastrophe did the deed.
Now, a blue-ribbon panel of scientists has banded together to support the link that ties the Chicxulub asteroid impact crater in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula to the mass extinction of dinosaurs and the majority of life on our planet 65 million years ago.
"It is an international consensus. They are saying that there's a rock solid link between the Chicxulub impact event and the K-T boundary mass extinction," said David Kring, a senior staff scientist and geologist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston.
Now, a blue-ribbon panel of scientists has banded together to support the link that ties the Chicxulub asteroid impact crater in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula to the mass extinction of dinosaurs and the majority of life on our planet 65 million years ago.
"It is an international consensus. They are saying that there's a rock solid link between the Chicxulub impact event and the K-T boundary mass extinction," said David Kring, a senior staff scientist and geologist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston.

A nice fantasy painting of a made up story.
The artist might as well have included Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny!
You can read more here if you need a good laugh.
What I find most amusing about these secularists is that they so rarely agree on anything! The fact that they managed to come together to agree on this silly fairy story is beyond ironic.
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