It is Verified: Dinosaur Bone Deformations and ‘Bone Tumors’ as One of the Reasons for Dinosaur Extinction

What caused the extinction of dinosaurs has always been a mystery. There are many theories, ranging from asteroid impacts to climate change and volcanic eruptions. There are about 100 different explanations and viewpoints.

In recent years, we have discovered deformed long ‘bone tumors’ of dinosaurs in Shayzheng, Shandong. Could dinosaurs have disappeared due to viral infections and incurable diseases?

Long ‘bone tumor’ dinosaur ribs (provided by the author)

Deformed dinosaur femur (network image)

What we’ve found is not just dinosaur ribs and femurs, but also other deformed dinosaur bones, such as sacral vertebrae and humerus. However, ‘bone tumor’ formations are not abundant.

Based on the analysis of the bone deformity features, these deformed bones were not formed by the impact of other objects breaking and fracturing, but by self-deformation. These dinosaur bone fossils are real and original dinosaur bone fossils. There is no other object collision or fracture or human-made trace.

From these deformed dinosaur ‘bone tumor’ specimens, we discovered doubts and suspicions: how did these dinosaur bones become deformed? Why are there ‘bone tumors’? Could it be caused by a viral epidemic?

The extinction of dinosaurs can be explained from three main perspectives: one is cosmic factors; two is the Earth’s environment and climate change; three is the dinosaurs themselves.Cosmic factors include solar flares, asteroid impacts, and comet collisions. Earth’s environment and climate change include volcanic eruptions leading to a thinning of the ozone layer and increased ultraviolet radiation, which caused many plants to wither and die, or dinosaurs, especially herbivorous dinosaurs, to ‘cancer’ and die, or their eggs could not hatch, thus losing their resistance and gradually disappearing.

White chalk dinosaur egg (network image)

So, could the deformed ‘bone tumor’ dinosaur bones we found in Shayzheng be related to the deteriorating Earth environment and the dinosaurs’ inability to withstand it?

We found these deformed ‘bone tumor’ dinosaur bones in Shayzheng. At that time, Shayzheng in the ‘Zhale Basin’ was once a lake and swamp area belonging to the late Cretaceous period about 70 million years ago.

However, it is verified that dinosaurs disappeared about 65 million years ago. The Chinese Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology’s dinosaur scholar Zhao Xijin and others discovered mammals that lived with dinosaurs in the Ali Tash area of Xinjiang. Based on this, we can infer that after the Cretaceous period, dinosaurs continued to survive for a period of time, and their true extinction occurred 65 million years ago in the early Miocene of the Neogene period.

This argument shows that:The dinosaurs in Shayzheng’s late Cretaceous ‘Zhale Basin’ did not go extinct, but were starting to disappear, and they were on the way to extinction, possibly only extinct at 65 million years ago in the early Miocene.

Dinosaurs disappeared from about 70 million years ago in the late Cretaceous period. After 500 million years of struggling, they went extinct at 65 million years ago in the Neogene period. At this time, the Earth experienced frequent and intense volcanic eruptions, and sulfur and chlorine gas also began to emerge from the depths of the Earth and spread to the Earth’s surface.

Now, the situation of sulfur and chlorine gas released from the 65 million-year-old Deccan Traps (a series of lava flows formed by the 65 million-year-old volcanic eruptions) can confirm this. British Open University volcanologist Stephen Self says: ‘At that time, the gas from the Deccan volcanoes may have destroyed life on Earth, leading to a mass extinction of species. … When these giant volcanic rocks formed, there were several mass extinctions and many species mysteriously disappeared.’According to the analysis of these deformed dinosaur ‘bone tumors’ fossils, we can determine that:

Dinosaurs did not disappear suddenly, but disappeared over a long period.

Dinosaurs disappeared from about 70 million years ago in the late Cretaceous period. After 500 million years of struggling, they went extinct at 65 million years ago in the Neogene period. At this time, the Earth experienced frequent and intense volcanic eruptions, and sulfur and chlorine gas also began to emerge from the depths of the Earth and spread to the Earth’s surface.

Now, the situation of sulfur and chlorine gas released from the 65 million-year-old Deccan Traps (a series of lava flows formed by the 65 million-year-old volcanic eruptions) can confirm this. British Open University volcanologist Stephen Self says: ‘At that time, the gas from the Deccan volcanoes may have destroyed life on Earth, leading to a mass extinction of species. … When these giant volcanic rocks formed, there were several mass extinctions and many species mysteriously disappeared.’

The deformed dinosaur ‘bone tumors’ fossils prove that:

Dinosaurs disappeared because of the deterioration of the Earth’s environment and climate, leading to the dinosaurs losing their resistance and eventually disappearing.

Protecting the ecosystem (network image)

Dinosaur ‘bone tumor’ fossils warn humans that:

We should cherish our own survival environment, pay attention to and manage our own ecosystems, and enhance our own immunity. We cannot wait until the situation becomes irreparable and seriously deteriorated before awakening, taking action, and changing it.

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