Dinosaur Hoax: Fossils

Diving into the compositional of fossils and showing exactly how easy it would be to build one using every day materials.

[TonyRush]

This video is the best evidence that she has absolutely no idea how actual paleontology works.

[Edwinvet]

Whenever someone in my circle is acting super dumb, I come back to this video and instantly feel better about my friends, thank you so much for that

[etewis]

You can really appreciate that "crazy" sparkle in her eye.

[RndmFndm]

As a Christian who is obsessed with

This hurt. This was literally painful to watch.

[ijible]

I LOVE how she, a creationist, just accused scientists of starting with an answer and grasping at half truths to support it. That like the pot calling the sun black.

[AronRa]

After I saw this video, I was convinced that she's just pretending, that nobody could say the things she does and really believe it.  But this is America, and people impress me with their ignorance every day.  So maybe.  Having seen more of her videos, I'm even more inclined to think that this is a joke.  But if it's not, I would like to record an interview with Christin on my podcast. I think that would be one funny conversation.  I wouldn't do it as a regular interview, because the format is intended to showcase progressive people making a positive difference.  But a pre-recorded interview with her could still be of some value to those of my patrons who just want to see a train wreck.

[WildwoodClaire]

There are many, many thousands of partial to complete fossil skeletons of fish, amphibians, reptiles (including dinosaurs), birds, and mammals. And, ALL vertebrate skeletons have a great deal in common, which makes the field of comparative anatomy possible. The femur of a Brachiosaurus may be six feet long, but it is still recognizable as a femur, and one can figure out, without acute mental exhaustion, where within the body of the animal that femur resided, and what bones were in close proximity to said femur. Based on that basic knowledge of vertebrate anatomy a skeleton, be it fossilized or not, can be reassembled in a reasonably accurate way.

[LeonardoRibeiro]

I have gone in fossil hunting trips. I would love to be that good sculptor, as she says.

I collected charcharodontosaurs teeth. The details in their teeth, with serrations on the edges and undulations on the body, are way beyond my sculpting abilities

[winkerscorner]

I didn't know "Big Paleontology" had their fingers so deep in the fossil game.

[ChroniclogicalJeff]

Any deep thoughts on talking snakes and Unicorns?

[artmaven]

"That's where the money is."

Professional paleontologist: LOL

[countcoupblessings]

I wandered into the creek as a child and found fossils of things I never new existed until then . It was clear as day . Multiple types of species & plants in one rock. Guess I went back in time & made it up, carved it & left it for myself . 😂

[pauljensen]

I would love to watch her put a puzzle together.

[shempone]

You mean this wasn't the start of a porno?

[justinnatasmai]

I've done ALOT of drugs in my life...but no amount of drugs have ever made me believe that dinosaurs never existed...on the contrary I've also done enough drugs to lead me to believe there was a tiny stegasaurus in my closet one time

[soursnoball]

"A fossil isn't actually a piece of bone... A fossil is (starts describing EXACTLY what a fossil is)"
This has gotta be a damn joke

[Jillybean]

I'm legitimately impressed she knows what a Brachiosaurus is.

[caveman]

The man credited with discovering the first Dinosaur Fossil, Robert Plot, was a Christian.

[arcaneboy]

I bet Flat Earthers' saw this and said "Hold my beer"

[Iguanodon-fbrs]

You know something is wrong, when the channel name sounds like the next Monsterverse movie.