Dinosaur Tail Discovered Trapped in Amber is Once in Lifetime Find

a reply to: Neysa

Absolutely fellow bird farmer! I think it all boils down to jurrasic oxygen and heat levels, some extinctions of species, but ultimately very similar to 10k years ago, just size variance.

Many occult works allude to this probability rather than possibility

a reply to: StallionDuck

I bet I know what you're thinking.

a reply to: StallionDuck

Lol impatient much hehe

a reply to: BlueJacket

True, have you ever seen the pack literally picking on one chicken until it´s dead? I´ve not seen it, but it was obvious from the wounds and the noises, must have been terrible. Something flicked in them to turn on a "member".

a reply to: StallionDuck

You win.

a reply to: BlueJacket

Best name for a band ever!

Thunderchicken

a reply to: verschickter

Oh yeah. We just made the error of saving a late hatchling 1 week aftee the week the otherz in the brood were born. She had been buried by the brood hen to kill her. We raised her til starting feathers, reintroduced and she was killed by mum within hours.

a reply to: StallionDuck

Not bad! 15 double posts is pretty good!

But you have a long way to go...

ATS Members forum: Congratulations BASSPLAYR.

BASS has twice what you just did!



OP, thanks for uploading all those photos!

a reply to: BlueJacket

Makes us wonder if its rooster oriented or timing. We have a cochin pippen and black australorp rooster, the cochin is bigger but less prolific mater, this last chick was feathered feet so cochin, the others seemed australorp

I just wonder If it tasted like Chicken.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: StallionDuck

I bet I know what you're thinking.

Hope so.. I just said it.

originally posted by: strongfp
Amazing find, so fascinating.

But, are we going to ignore the fact that ants have not changed what so ever for almost 100 million years?

Yes, I am loving this discovery.

I wouldn't say no change whatsoever, though. I can easily see a difference between that and modern ants, but not everything changes drastically. If a species is well adapted enough to survive it will continue to do so unless their environment changes, that is all that matters. Ants were able to survive that extinction level event that took out most of the dinosaurs. I wouldn't really expect them to change much.

a reply to: Barcs

Yup just look at sharks and Crocodiles hardley changed in million of years because they have not really needed to.

originally posted by: Crumbles
a reply to: EchoesInTime

Jurassic Park here we comes. The DNA was preserved aswell?

"now we can make, a dyna sahh! Thas raht folks, thru the magic of juhnetic enjuhneerin!' Says cute little DNA helix man guy

If we ever have a real Jurassic Park, I won't go. I saw the movie. It ends badly.

Great thread!

a reply to: angeldoll

We just need to make the small ones....they could be the new must have pets.

The Feathered Serpent returns!

a reply to: chris_stibrany

We don't need ancient dinosaur DNA, modern birds still have the DNA of their dinosaur ancestors. The "chickenosaurus" is already here, we have genetically reverse-engineered birds to resurrect the prehistoric traits of dinosaurs.

a reply to: flyingfish

stop it! I like my chicken wings like they are

originally posted by: testingtesting
a reply to: angeldoll

We just need to make the small ones....they could be the new must have pets.

aww, you go for a walk and everybody is out walking their little dino's on leashes.