I gotta say, I'm low-key stoked about this new species discovery
. I mean, who doesn't love dinosaurs, right? But seriously, it's pretty wild that this fossil was initially thought to be a juvenile T-Rex and now we're learning that it's actually an adult Nanotyrannus. It just goes to show how much we still have to learn about these ancient creatures
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I'm also kinda annoyed that paleontologists were using the wrong species as a model for years
. I mean, come on guys, get your facts straight! But at the same time, it's awesome that this new discovery is giving us a chance to re-examine our understanding of dinosaur biology and behavior. It's like, finally, some new info to spice up the old school
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And can we talk about how fascinating it is to see how these ancient ecosystems were so complex and diverse? I mean, we're not even close to understanding how all those different species interacted with each other. It's like, whoa, nature is wild
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I'm also kinda annoyed that paleontologists were using the wrong species as a model for years
And can we talk about how fascinating it is to see how these ancient ecosystems were so complex and diverse? I mean, we're not even close to understanding how all those different species interacted with each other. It's like, whoa, nature is wild