"Erotic What If The Asteroid Had Been 10 Seconds Late Uses"

Oh boy! You wake up because the ground is shaking.

Ah, nothing new - a dinosaur has simply gone your house.
You look out of the window - oh, no! Yet another T-Rex chasing your doggy! Nope, you haven't somehow come round in Jurassic Park.
That's what your life would’ve been if the asteroid had hit Earth simply many seconds later.
Yep, I mean the very asteroid that collided with our planet about 65 million years ago, causing havoc across the globe and wiping dinosaurs out. But it turns out that if this asteroid had fallen a mere 10 seconds later, you would recognize the Earth these days.

"Erotic What If The Asteroid Had Been 10 Seconds Late Uses"

Let's see what your day in this new (even though only for you) world would look like! You open your eyes in the morning and immediately shut them again because the colors are too bright, and sunlight hurts your unprepared eyes. Well, it might be surprising for you, but it's nothing new for the people who were born and live on the planet alongside dinosaurs! The thing is that dings had a color vision, and it was more difficult for them to blend in. That's why there were very few animals colored black and white, like modern zebras.
Most dings were varicolored, which helped them to cover within the setting they lived in.
For example, field dinosaurs were most likely of different shades of green to blend into the grassy background.
But dings being thus nice at camouflaging themselves created human vision a lot of grafters.
Otherwise, they would not are able to notice well-disguised animals.
Anyway, still pondering on your advanced eyesight, you get up from your bed and almost step on a cat-sized creature. It manages to dash from under your foot at the last moment. Shocked, you look at the creature, and it stares back at you with apparent indignation.I'm afraid I have to break it to you: that's your pet dingo. And although the thing is tiny, its also very smart.
In the world, before the asteroid hit Earth, the biggest part of the planet was covered with tropical forests.
Vegan dinosaurs roaming there have been large, slow, and clumsy.
Most plants on their diet were ferns and conifers, such as pine-trees, firs, and yews.
This food wasn't filling and took a lot of time to digest. That's why dinosaurs had to eat tons of leaves to keep going. But in our imaginary world, the asteroid let dinosaurs live to see the in nutritious plants evolve into something much better — flowering plants, berries, and fruit. This food was much easier to digest and way more filling. It means that there was no need for dings to grow so gigantic.
They were turning into smaller and smaller till an enormous a part of them stirred to measure on trees and began to drink nectar.
People managed to tame a number of these miniature animals — that is wherever the pet you found below your bed comes from!
But even though you're unprepared and bewildered, you cant spend the whole day locked inside. So, you open your wardrobe and stare for a minute at weird-looking bright clothes. Lots of them have dino prints, and others are decorated with unusual patterns. You choose a more or less discreet outfit and step outside...Oh my, look at that! Never in your life have you seen so many unusual animals. Soon, you find out that the survival of dinosaurs changed not only the Earth's history but also the history of the human race.
By following their organic process route, dings prevented mammals from evolving and developing.
That's why within the Dino-world, people appeared much later than in our real world.
On the Earth you're used to, Antarctica got separated from South America some 34 million years ago. It influenced the direction of ocean currents and made the world a much colder and drier place. On the bright side, there started to appear fields and grass-eating hoofed mammals (such as the ancestors of modern-day deer and antelopes), as well as predators hunting them (like lions, wolves, or cheetahs). Besides, some species evolved into hordes of small bouncy animals that found it very comfortable and safe to hide in dense grass.
As for the world where you're now, even though the asteroid was several seconds late, the planet was developing pretty much in the same way. Antarctica and South America still split, and fields were still swarming with lively beaked or horned animals — but these animals were herbivore dinosaurs! They were hunted by dangerous predators: carnivorous dings.
As for the hooves animals, mammals, and most predators that live on our planet today, they didn't appear at all.
You also find out that dinosaurs have evolved into thousands of different kinds and species.
There area unit little dings that pay most of their time in holes and burrows, a bit like our moles and lizards.
Some dinosaurs lost their plumage and grew fur. The plumage of others, on the contrary, became thicker and denser. A big part of ancient reptiles and dinosaurs left the land and chose to live in seas and oceans, adapting to the underwater lifestyle and growing fins. And right now, brace yourself! Because over there, not so far away, you see a group of two-footed compact dinosaurs walking toward you.

"Erotic What If The Asteroid Had Been 10 Seconds Late Uses"

They seem to be wearing something that resembles clothes, and they’re... talking to each other?
Oh, don't panic! Those are the descendants of Trons — dinosaurs with a surprisingly big brain. Since this species wasn't wiped out by the asteroid disaster, Trons slowly but surely evolved into sentient beings. They have arms and hands that they skillfully use, but their language sounds like birds chirping. At the same time, most descendants of ancient reptiles haven't evolved into thinking beings. They adapted to civilization just as animals in our real world did. People have domesticated some of them, others live in natural reserves, and the rest try to stay close to people, just like pigeons or rats.
You can't facilitate however notice another distinction between life in our world and therefore the one within the world choked with dinosaurs.
For example, since there are no cows and other hoofed animals, and dings cant produce milk, there are no dairy products in supermarkets.
Or if there are some, they're considered to be something exotic and cost a fortune. Culture is different as well, and you can notice these dissimilarities in everything, from fashion to comic-book heroes. That's why instead of admiring Spider man, people are crazy about T-Roman. Well, it sounds like an amazing world — and so different from the one we live in! Sound off in the comments below whether you would want to sneak a peek at the dingo-Earth!

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But I wonder: how could just one event that didn't happen change the fate of the whole planet so much?
Remember I mentioned that ill-fated asteroid?
By bally into Earth, it caused an abrupt temperature drop and the disappearance of three-fourths of all animal species that were living on our planet at that time.
But if the asteroid had fallen many seconds later, it would have landed in the deep ocean.
The water would have taken the sting off the collision, and the hit wouldn't have had such dramatic consequences.
That's why most dinosaurs would have survived. At the same time, they would have had to adapt to the rapidly changing climatic conditions very fast. But it didn't happen. The asteroid fell exactly where it fell, and the Earth's atmosphere didn't manage to slow it down, what with the invader being as big as it was! It hit the ground at the speed of 20 miles per second and blew clouds of dust, soil, and rocks into the air.
This scrap did not solely go up to the higher layers of the atmosphere however additionally reached house.
Huge amounts of dust completely blocked sunlight for weeks and months on end. Lots of plants couldn't survive these conditions and disappeared, disrupting the food chain. Rocks that were hurled into the atmosphere in the first hours after the collision returned to Earth in the form of burning fireballs. They heated the surface of the planet to boiling temperatures, and even though it lasted just for several minutes, it was enough to wipe out most animals and plants.Sea
inhabitants were additionally protected against the unfortunate after-effects of the collision.
But not for long.
Plankton could not live while not daylight, and when it disappeared, small fish that fed on it didn't survive either.
Of course, with the number of smaller fish getting lower every day, bigger sea predators had less and less food until there was none left.
Those animals United Nations agency were torpid throughout the instant of impact or lived in burrows survived, however, they additionally had a tough time making an attempt to deflect hunger.
As for the poor dings...

well, you don't see many around these days, do you?
Yeah, the Dino's are pretty sore(sour) about that.

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