Ausar

Nov 14 2017, 07:07 AM

Well, aside from the intuitive implausibility of a comparatively small landmass being home to such large animals, any of the scenarios with relict non-avian dinosaurs would really stand out, and it's not hard to see why. While the entire island as whole would generate a storm of hype, confirming that "dinosaurs aren't extinct after all!!!" would definitely be one of the most outstanding and fundamental takeaways regarding the island's fauna. Obviously though, discovering a gigantic primate would rival that as well.

And on another, small note, I'd imagine we would have to deal with assertions made by any creationists who believe that the discovery of living dinosaurs would somehow disprove evolution.