I have always had an interest in dinosaurs from a very early age,and i sometimes wonder if there is dinosaurs still alive today but not here on earth,but rather somewhere else on another planet.If there is do you think they would be the same as what we had here on earth? What do you guys think???

i really don,t see why not,if conditions are right then why should anything be diffrent from whats happened here?

No, unless they somehow came from the same line of creatures that inhabited earth. What makes them dinosaurs is their branch(clade) of the tree. At least I think. I just googled dinosaur and looked at the wiki for a second on where the word/classification came from.

damn good question.

i guess it would depend on which way evolution went on that planet.

depends on the environmental conditions and where the cosmic rays struck which parts of the DNA of whatever is living there.

Isnt that part of David Icke's biggest conspiracy? That reptilians can move between places by changing their frequency or something like that? Planet to planet or interdemensional. Maybe he's not that crazy!!

Most of the dinosaurs were removed from Earth and brought to other planets. The planet was covered by dinosaurs but only a small fraction of the bones have ever been found. No creature ever goes extinct; they are moved around as necessary. The frequency of the planet also determines the species that can inhabit it. Earth is going through big changes now and new species will continue to be found and others disappear.
The really tall dinosaurs, like the Brontosaurus, could not live on Earth today because the gravity is too high to permit their heart to pump to their brain. The tallest land animal today is the giraffe, which tops out at 17 feet and no 18 foot giraffes are possible today. The Brontosaurus was over 40 feet. Earth is growing and gravity is increasing. Earth grows due to the plasma, at the core, interacting with energy from the Sun to create matter. Scientists are very well aware that Earth is growing but you hear very little about it. Chaotic planets, like Earth, would do irreparable damage to flora and fauna, if they were allowed to but all species are cared for like the universe was a zoo. This goes for sentient species as well and significant effort is currently taking place to prevent complete extinction of humans. The control that our friends in the universe have, that are millions of years ahead of us, is beyond our imagination. All is well and always will be. Be at peace because it is our natural state.

Hi op

according to the scientists
Crocodiles and sharks have changed very little in millions of years

Yet other species have adapted

Its all possible, and mind buggering as it is,
then again im a pawn on the chess board lol

I think evolution has strange way to evolve itself , it all depends on many different factors of the planet. But sure I would surely embrace the possibility that this happens right as we speak.. so if you have a great imagination and creative skills you can create them yourself?

I have no doubt other life forms have lived and still love on other planets. However many factors come into play as to what can form and live on planets. The distance from the sun, size of the planet, moons, atmosphere, composition of the planet, magnetic forces of the planet and so on.

So while dinosaurs may have developed on this planet, I doubt they would have formed on many other planets. The different factors that come into play would change everything about the life beings evolutionary process. A little more gravity and you get short, denser creatures that move slower, you wouldn't have tall tree's and so on. More liquid on the planets surface would limit how many species could live on what dry land was available and effect what could live and form in the oceans.

Offtopic: You newer guys need to remember to Flag threads and Star posts, just sayin.

Ontopic: Anything is possible. The conditions to allow the dinosaurs to evolve were present on this planet for over 400 million years, and they were the ruling species for at least that long. If not for an extinction event that wiped them out, they'd probably still be here. The same event that wiped out the Dinos also allowed mammals to takeover.

However, we've only been around for a few hundred thousand years.

Good thing to know: If they did evolve on other planets, we have no reason to fear a Dino invasion. The nearest planet that could contain Dino life is over 24 LYA. It would make a good B-movie.

I would think it very possible. Particularly with them finding so many planets in the life supporting zone like Earth is here.
So sometime in the future we may have a rover eaten for lunch.

But then again just because we couldn't survive on some planets does not mean they couldn't.