Huge cliff in Bolivia with over 5000 dinosaur footprints discovered!!!

[travellingbrah]

Pretty fascinating.

[Tongest]

mind blown..

dinosaurs used to walk on walls.

[vodka69]

neat

[SubNoize]

spidersaurs must of been fookin juicy

[SOCALNINER]

thats not dinosaur footprints, that's samuel l jackson

[Saveriozap]

gjdm bolivia

[gunshow101]

gjdm bolivia

This. But enough of that, get back to ******* plz.

[IsNotOP]

Yep too bad they'll be destroyed in years to come.

[travellingbrah]

More pics here for those who are interested

http://www.altering-perspectives.com...overed-in.html

[PericlesOfPeace]

mind blown that dinosaurs could walk up walls like insects

[hitah0]

geology of peace..neat

[Efranks]

Are u sure this was just discovered?... Coulda sworn i saw a doc on this 5 years ago

And they didn't walk on walls u ****garts

[travellingbrah]

Yep too bad they'll be destroyed in years to come.

I'd guarantee paleontologists are making thousands of plastered copies as we speak...

[nucleargnome]

raw like dinosaur prints straight from bolivia

[Tongest]

Are u sure this was just discovered?... Coulda sworn i saw a doc on this 5 years ago

And they didn't walk on walls u ****garts

notsureifsrs

Are you blind bro? The footprints go straight up.

[twK1d]

Inb4 its actually man made to attract tourists

[gunshow101]

raw like dinosaur prints straight from bolivia

Fossils for hire

[cromofo]

notsureifsrs

Are you blind bro? The footprints go straight up.

I'm thinking since it was a lot of milion years ago the earth plates colided and it made the ground go up?

just like the alps etc.



idk i might be full potato lol

[blacksabbath11]

[butwhowasfeel]

cool to know that gravity didnt exist back then

[momason]

dinosaurs could walk on walls because there was more air on earth millions of years ago making them lighter, also their feet were sticky.

[Tongest]

I'm thinking since it was a lot of milion years ago the earth plates colided and it made the ground go up?

just like the alps etc.



idk i might be full potato lol

Perhaps it was a pterodactyl that decided to walk up the walls while the cement was still drying, like pigeons in NYC. Must be a bird instinct type thing.

[travellingbrah]

I'm thinking since it was a lot of milion years ago the earth plates colided and it made the ground go up?

just like the alps etc.



idk i might be full potato lol

No you're pretty much right.

"The east coast of S. America sits atop the Nazca subduction zone, with sucre, bolivia located in the Central Volcanic Zone (CVZ) This means massive amounts of rock are being shifted from a horizontal plane to the vertical, over the course of time, as the S. American plate is forced up by the Nazca plate."

[Canadas_elite]

How big is Bolivia ? Im guessing its a small dinosaur since no one has actually seen it yet. Unless Bolivia has a lot of deep forests

[TorakFirenze]

Sooo have they found any skeletons of said spidersaurs?

[twK1d]

We need to call in misc geologists and archaeologists because this large bone needs some examining.

If its a cliff, wouldn't it be susceptible to significant plate techtonic action? You're telling me over millions of years there haven't been any significant shifting to alter this perfectly aligned footstep sequence?

[Mwizzle]

god is still real bros srs, he's publishing a new book that will include dinosaurs this time, the editor ****ed up last time.

[Tongest]

We need to call in misc geologists and archaeologists because this large bone needs some examining.

If its a cliff, wouldn't it be susceptible to significant plate techtonic action? You're telling me over millions of years there haven't been any significant shifting to alter this perfectly aligned footstep sequence?

This.

You don't need to be a mathematician to figure out that when things collide they break into pieces, not fuse together to form a wall.

Don't believe me? Grab two glass bottles or cups and smash them against each other, see if they form a wall.

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Christians: 0

[LukeLissen]

A big meteor hit and disrupted the earth in that area, turning the flat ground upright, then heat from the impact hardened the upturned ground to preserve it. I dunno I just made that ish up.

[brent89]

Wtf how did no one see this before and how they walk vertical?