Life of human if dinosaurs exists...
By gemmaris1976
@gemmaris1976 (111)
Philippines
April 24, 2007 10:53pm CST
I wonder if dinosaur are not extinct how do man co-exist with them? Given that they are really big animals they have the power to go out of the forest and run around in the city. In my imagination humans may tame some species to be pets and as helpers in the farms. Others may be food. How about the wild and carnivorous like the t-rex or raptor, what benefits can they give to humans?
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@tala91285 (1074)
• Philippines
22 May 07
I think that if dinosaurs existed with humans, we'll no doubt become food for them. It's the same as when these really huge mammals, like the sabre-tooth tigers, existed. Humans were food. We'd have a rough time trying to put up settlements and it would take really long before civilizations would rise (or it may never come at all because 1)we might be extinct as dinosaur food and 2)the dinosaurs would wreak havoc and destroy everything we set up).
@autumndreamer (3185)
• Philippines
25 Apr 07
Maybe their hard, rough, thick skins can be made into good quality bags and belts. I'm sure, if we're living with dinos, our lives would be full of adventure!
@gemmaris1976 (111)
• Philippines
2 May 07
that's nice one, we will have a lot of leather to use and wear.
@autumndreamer (3185)
• Philippines
11 Mar 10
the only benefits they can give are their skins and entertainment. well, if that happens, there would be a real-life Jurassic park! that would be fun and exciting! carnivorous dinosaurs won't be allowed to just go out into the city. there would be like a zoo for them because they're dangerous.
