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Follow Me on: Facebook.............. https://www.facebook.com/praveenmohanfans Whatsapp Channel.......https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9UvjV05MUoZq0IqQ2Y Instagram................ https://instagram.com/praveenET Twitter...................... https://twitter.com/IamPraveenMohan Email id - [email protected] This is my Patreon account if you like to support me - https://www.patreon.com/PraveenMohan 0:00 - Carving of a Dinosaur 0:24 - Camel or Dinosaur? 2:07 - Million Year old Temple? 3:15 - Experts View 3:55 - Ta Prohm, Cambodia 4:45 - History Books are Wrong 5:38 - Abandoned Carvings 6:01 - No Solid Evidence 7:13 - Origin of the Temple 8:08 - Extinct Animal in Indian Texts 9:12 - Dragons 9:43 - Conclusion Hey guys, this is the Vittala Temple at Hampi and I discovered a carving of a dinosaur in a remote part of the temple. As you can see, it clearly looks like a dinosaur: It has a long pointed face, and has short and stout legs. Now, before we go any further, let's take a step back and look at it objectively if this carving could be some other animal, like a camel. We can also find carvings of camels in the same area, which makes it very easy to compare them side by side. On the left, you can see a man on a camel. Without a doubt this is a camel, has a rounded snout, has protruding earlobes and large eyes. However, the carving on the right shows a pointed snout, no earlobes, and the eye is carved so small, its almost gone due to corrosion. The neck of the camel is remarkably thin, but you can see that the neck of the animal on the right is very thick, a typical feature we see in many different species of dinosaurs, like Camarasaurus for example. Here, you can also see the pointed snout, lack of earlobes and the small eyes, remarkably similar to the carving I found. The neck in this carving clearly goes all the way down to the legs, another typical feature of a dinosaur, as opposed to the camel's neck, which ends above the legs, proving that the carving on the right is in fact, a dinosaur. I am not gonna bore you with other details like how the dinosaur's legs are short and thick, while the camel's legs are long and slender, etc. Okay, so a dinosaur is carved in the Temple of Hampi, so what? The problem is, scientists say that Dinosaurs became extinct 65 million years ago. And historians say the Hampi temple was built just 600 years ago. How could a temple built in the last 600 years show an accurate carving of a dinosaur, which became extinct 65 million years ago? Is it possible that Dinosaurs existed 600 years ago, so the sculptors could carve what they were looking at? No, it is not possible, because people would have recorded these creatures on history books, and we would find these dinosaur bones easily, almost at ground level. What experts find are fossilized bones of dinosaurs, confirming that dinosaurs became extinct millions of years ago. Since it is impossible that dinosaurs existed 600 years ago, is it possible that this temple was built millions of years ago? Read the rest here: https://goo.gl/tzPPmm #Hinduism #India #Dinosaur

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