[eeriegeno]

75% of all living things died but ALL of the dinosaurs died? Clouds of sulphide, which is about .03% of Earth’s crust, along with carbon dioxide caused a nuclear winter? Really? A trace element can do that? And the carbon dioxide? Where did it come from? Isn’t it interesting? Wizards can’t tell where the covid19 came from a couple of months ago but want me to believe that they can tell what happened 66 million years ago?

[dirtboy]

All large species perished. Small birds and mammals managed to survive. Birds are technically dinosaurs, so the dinos really did not quite die out.

[fhayek]

All dinosaurs did not die. They are even still all around us, you see them every day, in fact.

[Steve Van Doorn]

Article said, "disaster zone, vaporizing rock and sending billions of tons of sulfur and carbon dioxide into the prehistoric skies"

So called accepted science today is a farce. The massive amount of dust in the stratosphere is what likely cooled the planet.

It's also very likely a large sun flare, Sungrazing comet, near by star Nova debris or comet hitting/blowing up on entry is what ended the glaciation