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Half of Us Think Dinosaurs Might Still Exist in a Remote Corner of the World

By bondsy Jun 2, 2021 | 5:49 AM

Just in case there was any question about this . . . yes, your eight-year-old knows more about dinosaurs than you do.  Maybe a LOT more.

Yesterday was International Dinosaur Day.  And a new poll found American adults know VERY little about dinosaurs even though we loved them as kids.

Here’s the craziest stat:  Close to HALF of Americans said they think it’s possible dinosaurs STILL EXIST in some remote corner of the world.

Here are a few more quick stats on what we know . . . and don’t know . . . about dinosaurs . . .

1.  One in five adults think dinosaurs were still roaming the Earth in large numbers 100 years ago.  But fossil records put it at more like 65 MILLION years.

2.  54% think they only lived in Africa and North America.  But their bones have been found all over the world.

3.  The average adult can name four different dinosaurs.  T-rexes are #1.  47% couldn’t identify a triceratops.

 

(SWNS)

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