1. Extinction of the dinosaurs
... we love about our planet dying right before our eyes. How would we live and what would we feed our children, if all plants and animals were gone? As Arlan Allan says, impact craters, 139 were scattered over the surface of the earth, have been identified by scientists. The collision that annihilated the dinosaurs should have left a crater about 90 to ... wide, buried a mile underground. It was found near the village of Chicxulub, which means, "tail of the devil". Current research states that the crater was "not formed by volcanic action". (Allan 65) This crater, of gigantic size, wiped o...
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