Oh I remember this from a few years ago, really cool: it might be rare, but it must have happened naturally at least a few times.

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It's actually a gain. I genuinely never understood how this film got so many passes even from some skeptics. There were SO many indications this was fake, and the "proofs" were always *so* weak. Finally we can move on from giving the benefit of the doubt to someone's pareidolia.

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Rereading Baird & Horner 1979 (on the Cretaceous dinosaurs of North Carolina) and this paragraph, for reasons nobody could have anticipated, stands out more than most.

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Also a reminder of how modern Arctodus is.

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Imagine explaining the concept of deep time to medieval people. "Birds are the last survivors of a line of gigantic flesh-eating monsters that lived a time long before mankind ever existed. And before those flesh-eating monsters became gigantic, Earth was ruled by various kinds of dragons."

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