Have humans and dinosaurs lived at the same time?

[Prisoner Of Ice]

http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...alifornia.html

They've found dinosaurs at la brea and t-rex soft tissue preserved in fossils, so probably yes.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...alifornia.html

They've found dinosaurs at la brea and t-rex soft tissue preserved in fossils, so probably yes.

Do you just pick any link to post? I hope this is your attempt at being funny by coming across as stupid.

[Prisoner Of Ice]

See amazing dinosaur bones at la breat tar pits. Should be easy for even you, but nope.

[Svipdag]

Anyone who imagines that mankind could survive contemporaneously with the dinosaurs has watched too many Flintstones cartoons. The great carnivorous dinosaurs would tower over a 3-story house. To such a creature, a man would be a snack, crunchy and tasty. Our vaunted intelligence, the last resort of a slow, unarmored animal with neither fangs nor claws, would offer scant advantage (if any) against such monsters. Even the vegetarian sauropods would unwittingly crush us under foot as they moved from place to place.

Men never domesticated any kind of dinosaurs or rode them. This is an extreme anachronism. There is a gap of about 59,000,000 years between the last dinosaurs and the first men. This is about 1,000 times the range of radiocarbon dating,. The rocks in which dinosaur fossils are found have been dated both stratigraphically and, indirectly, radiometrically by the uranium/lead, U238/U235, lead isotope ratio, and potassium/argon methods which can be checked against each other.

Relative ages based on stratigraphy and absolute dates determined as above in undeformed rocks are consistent. The dates are right ! The dinosaurs were extinct for about 59,000,000 years before Man appeared.

[Smaug]

I am not going to say no, I'm going to say: of course not.

[Guapo]

I am not going to say no, I'm going to say: fuck no.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

See amazing dinosaur bones at la breat tar pits. Should be easy for even you, but nope.

So you are stupid. I looked at the other link (the review). It says nothing relevant to what you were saying.

Please share that 155 IQ with humble me by explaining what in that link is relevant to your post?
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractio...alifornia.html

Here I'll post what is written officially:

Ranked #27 of 390 attractions in Los Angeles
4.5 of 5 stars775 Reviews
Certificate of Excellence 2014
Type: Natural History Museums, Historic Sites, Science Museums, History Museums, Specialty Museums
Activities: Leisure education, Picnicking
Fee: Yes
Recommended length of visit: 1-2 hours
Owner description: Explore the world’s only active, urban Ice Age excavation site. Inside the Page Museum is where we showcase the best fossils, animals and plants that... more »
Useful Information: Activities for older children, Activities for young children

Activities for older children. Aren't you a lucky boy.

Are you speaking of the visitor photos? Or the comments? Please explain where this important information exists for the good of everyone else.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Owner description: Explore the world’s only active, urban Ice Age excavation site. Inside the Page Museum is where we showcase the best fossils, animals and plants that have been discovered here — mammoths, saber-toothed cats, dire wolves and more. Watch our paleontologists working in our Fossil Lab. You can even experience what it’s like to get stuck in the tar with our tar pull.Catch our live multimedia performance of Ice Age Encounters. We uncover the mysteries of the extinct creatures who roamed Los Angeles over 10,000 years ago. This dynamic, 15-minute performance brings the distant past to life.Outside check out the Lake Pit and other tar pits where the tar is still bubbling! Walk through the Pleistocene Garden and see what plants were here in L.A. during the Ice Age. Then visit our active fossil excavation sites — Pit 91 and Project 23 — to see what our excavators have uncovered today.Be sure to reserve your spot on our Excavator Tour —- this is the best way to experience our discoveries in action! Start inside at the Fossil Lab, where we’re working on recently-excavated fossils. Walk around the famous Lake Pit, through the park and down into the newly re-opened Observation Pit to find embedded fossils. The tour concludes at Project 23, our live dig site, where scientists discover new Ice Age specimens every day. Free with museum admission. « less
Useful Information: Activities for young children, Activities for older children

Oh boy.. what a treat for a child exploring the world of dinosaurs... don't exactly see what you were referring to...

[Svipdag]

http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...alifornia.html

They've found dinosaurs at la brea and t-rex soft tissue preserved in fossils, so probably yes.

The La Brea tar pits are Cenozoic. in the early Cenozoic there were giant mammals, nearly as large as dinosaurs. The large bones found at La Brea are mammal bones, not dinosaur bones. The T-Rex soft tissue, if true, would prove nothing except a highly unusual process of preservation.

[zhaoyun]