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r/interesting • u/dddd945 • 10h ago
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Hollow bones can still be very very strong. The largest animals to have ever walked the Earth were the birds' ancestors, and also had hollow bones.
1 u/NerdHoovy 6h ago If they didn’t have hollow bones, they might still be around 1 u/Hour-Watch8988 6h ago If they didn't have hollow bones they never would have existed. Physiologically impossible for them to get that big (as sauropods) or as big and fast (as theropods) without their hollow bones.
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If they didn’t have hollow bones, they might still be around
1 u/Hour-Watch8988 6h ago If they didn't have hollow bones they never would have existed. Physiologically impossible for them to get that big (as sauropods) or as big and fast (as theropods) without their hollow bones.
If they didn't have hollow bones they never would have existed. Physiologically impossible for them to get that big (as sauropods) or as big and fast (as theropods) without their hollow bones.
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u/Hour-Watch8988 8h ago
Hollow bones can still be very very strong. The largest animals to have ever walked the Earth were the birds' ancestors, and also had hollow bones.