Extinction of

Pterosaurs

Extinction Assumption

 

Contrary to a popular Western opinion, the idea that dinosaurs and pterosaurs became extinct many millions of years ago is not “science” but an assumption. No evidence proves universal extinctions, but ample eyewitness evidence supports the concept that some supposedly “ancient” creatures still live, including Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaurs that may be similar to the Sordes Pilosus.

 

When  pterosaur  fossils  were  first  being discovered, apparently, researchers had no eyewitnesses of similar living creatures. It was assumed that pterosaurs lived long ago, since well-known   living   creatures   had  little resemblance to those fossils. Since that time, many people report seeing living creatures that resemble pterosaurs; these people deserve to be heard, regardless of extinction ideas.

 

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