ICR Lies About Dinosaurs | 1/3

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Sources
The Rocks Were There, Downard & Wheat, 2020, Ch. 5

[jamesdownard]

Happy moment for me as Rock Vol 1 (coauthor Jackson Wheat) showing up as one of your sources :)

[DataDrid]

Thanks for calling out names and pointing out why they're anti-scientific. This needs to be done more often!

[_EricN]

Spicy Dapper is best Dapper. You should do videos like this more often. While friendly and pleasant discourse is important, it should be saved for people that are honest and just ignorant on a specific subject. The professional creationists lie to YEC almost as often as flat earthers "gotta lie to flerf". These con men deserve scorn.

[katielewis]

Dapper and Gutsick Gibbon both went for the throat this week, and I am here for it.

[rhanak]

Dapper may be growing feathers, but he's obviously transforming into a dragon here. I kept looking for fire spewing out of his jaws from anger!

[AquaticFlapper]

Many Hadrosaurs are fast growers and took care of their young and genuses like tyrannosaurs age much slower staying in their teenage stage for a large part of their life. Most Sauropods generally grew pretty quickly for their size and had no parental care from what we know of. Ignoring these different dinosaur growth rates and care is disingenuous on creationists part.

[iandebunked]

Does ICR stand for intentionally crooked racket?

[danielway]

It's always cathartic to see creationists get torn apart by scientific facts, especially when it comes to dinosaurs. Great work as always dapper!

[throwthedwarfofthehouseoft]

It's not nice to lie about family

[triadmad]

I knew these two were going to behave as expected, as soon as the "geologist" stumbled over including humans with other mammals. Despite his Phd., I put quotation marks around geologist, because he gets his geologist card revoked for telling the young earth lie.

[Elderbch]

This ICR video was the most transparently lie laden one I’ve seen thus far. Or maybe watching this channel has just made it easier for me to spot the falsehoods? Either way, nice one Dapper! Keep ‘em coming!

[lolbittheglitchqueen]

10:44 Wait, isn't one of these two a biochemist. He should know what a cell and an organelle is. I learned that in High School.

[KsThe]

How to make Dapper Dinosaur really angry? Lie about dinosaurs.

[schrodingerscat]

Fun fact! There are some birds with green pigments, but they usually result in a duller, olive toned green rather than the bright greens of structural colors.
the green turaco might be the best example

[animalman]

As a person with a massive interest in paleontology, it always hurts me to see YEC proponents talk about dinosaurs or anything else about paleontology (but dinosaurs seem to be the most popular one they choose). At first, I was honestly surprised by them noting the differences between dinosaurs and lizards, because I know of other institutions that call dinosaurs giant lizards. But then they lied about the bird hip structure, so I realized what they were really doing. So I'm always pleased when you make videos.

[krismcdaniel]

My new favorite saying, "Every bird that ever birded."

[ferretfather]

"Oh right, Birds, " seems to be the answer to every animal they misrepresent😅😅😅

[josericardoperezballestero]

He is also ignoring Caihong Juji. Another dromaeosaur with iridescent and colorful feathers.

[addish]

I think the “bird” with a non-perforated acetabulum that they’re referring to is Scansoriopteryx, or more specifically a paper about Scansoriopteryx by Feduccia where he claims its acetabulum was only partially open.

[diemwing]

somehow it didn't register that this was a Q&A (i know, I dumb), and didn't grok that these questions represent the blatant ignorance of their audience. and the fact that they need to explain that dinosaurs didn't drag their tails... as if Charles R. Knight was the most recent art we had