Sentences with phrase «seen by the dinosaurs»

And it was a rubbish window over seen by a dinosaur who simply repeats the same mistakes over and over and over again.

We just can't seem to break our addiction to the kinds of fuel that will bring back a climate last seen by the dinosaurs, a climate that will drown our coastal cities and wreak havoc on the environment and our ability to feed ourselves,» Tyson says.

Not exact matches

Apparently, audiences were not interested in seeing a nearly three - hour - long movie about a robotic alien truck eluding the clutches of an intergalactic bounty hunter by joining forces with prehistoric robot dinosaurs — that would be Transformers: Age of Extinction — or that one where Tom Cruise is repeatedly killed while fending off an alien invasion... or something.

and there has yet to be definitive proof of ape evolving into human if you have it please by all means post it the world would like to see it, oh and you forgot to put in how evolution has as many gaps as any religion like Genesis Park describes a number of images drawn by Neanderthals and by humans in the Middle East which resemble dinosaurs.

Of GOD was all CREATION's Celestialness established and By the Gods was such a mission carried out but somewhere along the way, these Gods of GOD did find GOD's Creations of Life upon a placed called Earth and saw that men's daughters were of Fairness and they did seduce them and these maidens did create the monsters we know of as being the Dinosaurs!

Poor Denis Skinner, who revels in his Beast of Bolsover title, was victim of a Jurassic - era themed put down by David Cameron, when the prime minister told the Commons: «I often say to my children «No need to go to the Natural History Museum to see a dinosaur, come to the House of Commons at about half past twelve».»

That suggests they had no way of feeding themselves and would have been tended by their mother — a level of after - birth care not previously seen in such ancient dinosaurs.

The prints, recently discovered in the Holy Cross mountains of central Poland by Steve Brusatte of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, show distinctive toe marks only seen in the dinosaur family.

Like every other 12 - year - old who saw the movie Jurassic Park, Feng Zhang was awestruck by the dinosaurs.

After analyzing dinosaurs» genetic relationships to reptiles and birds, the researcher determined that dinosaurs not only possessed the three color receptors for red, green and blue that the human eye possesses, but that they, like their closest living relatives, crocodiles and birds, were probably also able to see extremely short - wave and ultraviolet light by means of an additional receptor.

All the known fossils of primitive birds (stem avians) could easily fit on a desk and our only look at Mesozoic [250 to 65 million years ago (Ma)-RSB- feathers (except for a few isolated plumes) was Archaeopteryx, a theropod dinosaur considered by most to be the most primitive bird (see the figure).

The fossils clearly show a small dinosaur that had flight feathers covering its legs, as well as tail and arms, forming an extra pair of wings never before seen by palaeontologists.

These rings are seen in dinosaurs, as well as in creatures such as lizards and crocodiles, whose body temperatures are regulated by the external environment, but have not often been observed in the bones of endotherms — creatures such as mammals that maintain high, constant body temperatures.

«It's almost like looking out a window and seeing a dinosaur walking by.»

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The former — the dinosaur roller - coaster Jurassic Park — saw its accomplishments eclipsed by subsequent blockbusters, while the latter — the Holocaust drama Schindler's List — has only risen in esteem and now stands as one of the most important movies ever made.

Set in an alternate world where the meteorite that killed the dinosaurs missed by some distance, The Good Dinosaur sees these magnificent beasts on the next step of the evolution chain.

Following on from the recent promo and posters for next year's Inside Out [see here and here], Disney has now given us a sneak peek at Pixar's second offering of 2015, The Good Dinosaur, by releasing a piece of official concept art... The Good Dinosaur tells the story of Arlo, a lively Apatosaurus with a -LSB-...]

by Walter Chaw Apparently named after a dinosaur rock band for no other reason than that it is a logy, prehistoric stillbirth imbued with the corpulent stench of excess (and probably a scattershot popularity attributable to a feeble - minded few), Bad Company would be the worst film I have seen this year had I not attended Cameron Diaz's The Sweetest Thing.

We see dinosaurs from Jurassic Park, but that is never mentioned because I guess that the franchise is owned by Universal and they couldn't obtain the rights.

When Ai speaks to Blathers, he typically begins a lecture on a dinosaur skeleton of a T - Rex, while Celeste is seen taking Ai away to The Roost to complete a delivery task set by Tom Nook.

By the time Cinque breaks out of the bowels of the boat and slaughters some of his captors, I am left wondering: Didn't I see a Spielberg dinosaur do the same thing in The Lost World -LSB-: Jurassic Park, 1997].

FirstShowing poetically points out, ``... no one wants to see a weak ass dinosaur hunter,» and something about Beach makes me think of A Sound of Thunder, a movie universally recommended to annoying kids by over-it clerks at video stores.

by Ian Pugh Already something of a dinosaur in a season that saw Indiana Jones explode onto the cinematic landscape, For Your Eyes Only was the first 007 film that found Roger Moore looking too old to be a roguish, oversexed secret agent.

Directed by J.A. Bayona, the sequel sees Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard return to Isla Nublar to save the dinosaurs from an ecological disaster.

Students can move through time meeting extinct dinosaurs, tour the solar system and the Milky Way galaxy, explore DNA that can't be seen by the human eye, read interviews with museum scientists and student scientists like themselves, play games, collect Ology cards and create projects with them, learn about expeditions, take quizzes, and more.

Yes, Marvel pulls one from deep left field and gives us a Squirrel Girl ongoing written by Ryan Q North (of Dinosaur Comics and the excellent Midas Flesh), drawn by Erica Henderson (a living, breathing female human who creates lovely art — see, it's not that hard to find those, comics bosses!)

But in the distant future, such as by the end of this century, it shouldn't be shocking to anybody to see print go the way of the dinosaurs.

I don't see the new shape of things as many do: the twilight of the dinosaurs, the old - thinking Big Five print publishers staggering, falling to their knees and heading for extinction as they're overwhelmed by a nimble army of small, warm - blooded mammals whose claws are the sharp, smart, flexible tools of electronic publishing.

Starting the game you will see Mario taking his first steps into Dinosaur Land as before but he is joined by his younger brother Luigi.

Besides the robot dinosaurs, you'll also have to contend with bandits that want to take you out, and cultists that worship these machines and want to see the world taken over by them once and for all.

VG247 came to this conclusion based on a few factors: the game's apparent late - 19th - century - early - 20th - century setting; Guillot's past work with Ubisoft, creating ads for games like Driver and Red Steel 2 (apparently ruling out him making an ad for Red Dead Redemption 2); a poll issued by Ubisoft in 2015 asking players what types of settings they'd like to see the Far Cry series adopt (among the top contenders were the Wild West and Dinosaur times).

When I saw this blog post by my buddy, Steve Rubel I just HAD to whip out the ol' «Dinosaur» cartoon again... Nat Ives reports...

The attempts to chip away at the evidence for climate change are akin to the efforts of creationists to chip away a mountain to see if they can find human and dinosaur footprints side by side.

Yet carbon dioxide would continue to build up in the atmosphere — breaching the level of 450 parts per million by volume (ppmv) that most climatologists now recommend as an upper limit, then passing the 550 ppmv mark that is the goal of many current policy initiatives, and eventually reaching 1,000 ppmv, a level not seen on Earth since the days of the dinosaurs.

If left unchecked, by the year 2250 the Earth's atmospheric CO2 concentrations could hit levels not seen since the dawn of the dinosaurs, some 200 million years ago (Credit: < a href ="http://depositphotos.com/30971991/stock-photo-earth-planet.html" rel="nofollow"> SergeyNivens / Depositphotos )

If left unchecked, by the year 2250 the Earth's atmospheric CO2 concentrations could hit levels not seen since the dawn of the dinosaurs, some 200 million years ago (Credit: SergeyNivens / Depositphotos)