The Last Prehistoric Dinosaur

The first non-human, ancient, and science fiction novel I read was Eunuch. Why? I discovered it in 15 years. I didn't know the meaning of "Eunuch" at that time. I thought it was just because the author was slow to update. I kept looking forward to it and catching up. I used to publish it every once in a while, and it didn't matter. Until now...

At 0:00 a. M. On July 24, Beijing time, NASA held a media conference call to announce the latest discovery of the Kepler space telescope: Astronomers said that the exoplanet closest to "another Earth" was discovered so far. The planet's name is Kepler 452b. This planet has a similarity index of 0.98 With the Earth. It is the closest "twin planet" to the Earth discovered so far, and may have an atmosphere and flowing water.

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United Press International reported on July 10 that recently, a photo posted on Facebook and Twitter by the U. S. Department of the Interior shocked netizens. The photo shows a rock squirrel devouring a snake. It is reported that this incident of squirrel eating snake occurred in Guadalupe Mountains National Park in California, USA. The park ranger at the time, William Legget, heard a commotion while patrolling. When he rushed over, he found a rock squirrel devouring a snake, leaving both bones and flesh intact.

I recommend the novel "Gou in Prehistoric 200 Million Years" about exotic animals. He traveled to the Triassic Period 200 million years ago and became a small lepidosaur lizard. He survived under the pseudosuchian dynasty and witnessed the end of the Synapsids and the rise of the dinosaurs.

I have read a lot of animal novels, but few of them satisfied me, except for the masterpiece "Jungle Monitor". But when I saw this novel, I felt that as long as I kept writing it, it would be a matter of time before it became a masterpiece. Also, most of the novels about reborn animals turn into their own bodies in the end. Anyway, the last part is terrible, but the end of the novels that don't change into other animals I think is very exciting. As for the heroine, I don't know if others like it, but I don't particularly like heroines in animal novels. It's up to the author whether to add them or not. In terms of plot, it looks like the Earth chapter will last for hundreds of chapters before entering the universe, so back to the title: It's best to write it to 1,000 chapters! [Fn=2_13]

Mmp is such a good book eunuch, today's young people! If you don't write a book well, you have to go to the palace.

It's a pity that I watched the pirated copies in junior high school, including Deinosuchus and this one, so I can't wait for them.

We can't understand the plot in the introduction at all. When Shen Ma asked where his adjutant was, the emperor's aunt paused. I don't know the meaning but I want to know and feel itchy

After all, it is impossible to complete this process instantly at the end of the Middle Ages like a computer game program. It just represents the beginning of an evolutionary link, just like various paleontological "mass extinctions", and the duration of any "mass extinction" is actually no shorter than the so-called 2 million years of human evolution. The only controversy lies in the latest surviving evidence, which can also be understood as the "last dinosaur" proposition of this book. The remains of individual archosaurs that appear as incomplete fauna among Cenozoic fossils in the Great Lakes region of North America, southeastern Australia, and Central and South America prove the existence of this crossing case that does not have palaeontological definitional significance. The recently confirmed warm-blooded characteristics of at least some dinosaur species have greatly extended the boundaries of this inference. Theoretically, the last archosaur tetrapod individual (a dinosaur in the traditional sense, excluding marine reptiles) survived long enough to last until the post-glacial age when the Cenozoic Pleistocene and Holocene transition. This means that the plots of dinosaurs fighting mammoths/primitives in various fantasy works and prehistoric legends are actually not completely impossible to happen. Of course, no matter which point of view, it is undeniable that large dinosaurs and vegetarian dinosaurs are always the most vulnerable to extinction, and individual tenacious small and medium-sized carnivorous dinosaurs can always persist longer than the limit that everyone imagines. After all, the extinction of the dinosaurs is not the Cryptozoic period. It would be expected if there were any mutations that adapted to the environment or survived in a relatively closed ecosystem, such as birds, the well-known dinosaur relatives that are closer than crocodiles. Or maybe the wisdom that countless science fiction authors love to see emerge from the countless "two million year opportunities" of those small and medium-sized dinosaurs that are generally considered to be innately superior to human ancestors... On the other hand, it is worth noting that some mythical monster legends with the characteristics of Mesozoic marine reptiles and archosaurous reptiles are widely spread in ancient Eastern and Western civilization systems and modern ghost stories, which are heavily covered with artistic processing, exaggeration, and falsehood. ——What's interesting is the real-life case mentioned in a pinned post that the gods in the eyes of primitive people are real. There are images of gods and beasts in ancient Babylonian and ancient Egyptian mythology that are similar to the description of giant lizards walking upright. For example, the ancient Babylonian sky god Anu, the dragon god, is described in rich details and vividly resembles a conjoined monster of a mutated and deformed large dinosaur.

I hope someone can write a similar article. It's so good but makes me feel uncomfortable when I'm a eunuch.

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Is there a book club for this book? If there are any, let me add them. 🌹

By the way, Lancer's color-changing dwarf tyrannosaurus in a turtle shell hat is so cute! ! Compared to the nut, bean paste and so on, Qiao Hua is indeed the cutest~

I just love novels with extraordinary powers. Without Golden Finger, it would be difficult to write a novel! In fact, I have no interest in prehistoric novels. I just read it in the hope that the novel will contain content such as evolution. Now it seems that I can follow this book.

Gaia consciousness always makes me think that this is a stellar bus... It destroys those that are too powerful, but the bus is the immune system 😃

Is there any book similar to [The Last Dinosaur in Prehistory]? Said that the book is very interesting and I really want to read this type of book

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It's really great. With the earth millions of years ago as the background, the entry point of the story is eye-catching. I'm looking forward to the next chapter. Come on 😊

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This book, like the previous novel I read about time travel and becoming a dinosaur, both have a desolate feeling. Although the author has written it in a fresh and fresh style, I don't know why, but it still feels very desolate. Very depressing. . . The whole world is full of animals, and there is no one of the same kind with whom we can communicate. This feeling is very uncomfortable. . . I don't know if the protagonist's thinking has changed, but I estimate that when the protagonist meets the alien, as long as he is still thinking like a human, he will be very excited, not suspicious. . . It's like throwing a person to an isolated island to live alone for a few years, and then suddenly an intelligent creature appears. That person will definitely cry with joy. . . The same goes for the protagonist in Robinson Crusoe. After living on the island for so many years, he was so happy that he even cried when he met a savage. . . Perhaps the author would argue that the protagonist is worried about being discovered and sliced ​​by aliens. However, if a person is alone for a long time, especially when there is no one to communicate with, the most likely thing is depression. . . Well, it can also be set up like this. In the end, the protagonist follows the alien to their planet. After all, it's scary to think about a person dying of old age in that kind of environment. . .

😃 I haven't watched men's videos for a few years. I didn't expect that the quality has become higher. I no longer have to fall in love with women before chapter 50...