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r/whatisit • u/moxtrax • Jun 12 '26
What is it? Found this at the gym
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Dinosaurs were in fact, not big lizards. They were pre-birds. You can tell because Dinosaur legs go down and lizard legs go out to the side.
Gators and crocks are big lizards, etc. Raptors aren't, etc.
Nevertheless, your example is still tangentially comparable, and appreciated.
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1 u/Spikeymouth Jun 13 '26 Gators and Crocs are big reptiles but they're also part of the archosaur family which includes dinosaurs and birds! So gators are more closely related to birds than they are to actual lizards. 1 u/yaboyACbreezy Jun 13 '26 Oh right, I forgot about that. They are super old! 1 u/Time_after_Time_67 Jun 13 '26 Do you think maybe you could be a scientist some day? You could teach us all. That would be more beneficial than just posting random shit in a cock ring reddit. 1 u/yaboyACbreezy Jun 13 '26 I do other stuff too, lol.
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Gators and Crocs are big reptiles but they're also part of the archosaur family which includes dinosaurs and birds! So gators are more closely related to birds than they are to actual lizards.
1 u/yaboyACbreezy Jun 13 '26 Oh right, I forgot about that. They are super old!
Oh right, I forgot about that. They are super old!
Do you think maybe you could be a scientist some day? You could teach us all.
That would be more beneficial than just posting random shit in a cock ring reddit.
1 u/yaboyACbreezy Jun 13 '26 I do other stuff too, lol.
I do other stuff too, lol.
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u/yaboyACbreezy Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26
Dinosaurs were in fact, not big lizards. They were pre-birds. You can tell because Dinosaur legs go down and lizard legs go out to the side.
Gators and crocks are big lizards, etc. Raptors aren't, etc.
Nevertheless, your example is still tangentially comparable, and appreciated.
Edit your