If dinosaurs suddenly appeared on Earth, how would the landscape change? Would human civilisation be replaced?

When it comes to dinosaurs, I think we're all familiar with them. Dinosaurs were kings that stood at the top of the food chain and were one of the rules of the jungle. Many dinosaur fossils and even complete dinosaur bones have been found. Scientists have recovered the appearance of dinosaurs from fossils and bones. Dinosaurs were fearsome creatures. How would the landscape of the Earth change if they suddenly appeared on the planet? Would the position of the jungle as the hegemon of the Earth today still be secure?

The most battle-hardened dinosaur was the Tyrannosaurus rex. As the king at the top of the food chain, it possessed great strength and the ability to survive. The Tyrannosaurus Rex was a larger dinosaur, about 6 meters tall. Mind you, a 2-meter human could be called a giant, but in front of a 6-meter tall dinosaur, it was undoubtedly a weak ant. Six meters is about the height of a two-story building. Imagine if a two-story tall creature chased you, would you be scared?

The Tyrannosaurus Rex was about 14 meters long and weighed over nine tonnes. It was a moving mountain. Its size indicates its status and strength at the time. Perhaps it was because of their excellent survival skills that they were able to survive in the last moments before extinction.

How would the landscape of the Earth have changed if Tyrannosaurus rex had suddenly appeared on the planet?

Tyrannosaurus rex, the most powerful overlord of the Cretaceous period, could have turned the entire natural world upside down in no time if humans did not rely on technological conditions and did not interfere with its trajectory. With a bite force of up to 200,000 Newtons, no creature on Earth today could match it. So the Tyrannosaurus rex will soon be the dominant force in the forest, and all creatures will become their food.

How will humans face such a powerful creature? It is no exaggeration to say that the current buildings cannot withstand the onslaught of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. A Tyrannosaurus rex is bound to cause great harm once it rampages through a downtown area. After all, compared to the dinosaurs, humans are fighting with eggs. If humans and dinosaurs go to war, humans will inevitably win, but it won't end too well.

With the power of modern technology, it would have been easy to defeat the Tyrannosaurus Rex, but whenever there is a war, there are bound to be casualties. We feel deeply about how powerful dinosaurs were, but even such powerful creatures could not escape extinction. Why did dinosaurs go extinct?

There are many theories as to why dinosaurs became extinct. It is generally believed that a huge asteroid impacted the Earth 65 million years ago and changed the environment of the planet. The large animals were the most affected after the frequent disasters, leading to the extinction of many vertebrates, including dinosaurs, in the fifth biological mass extinction.

According to research, a planetary impact on the Earth completely changed the landscape of the planet. As a result, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis occurred on Earth, global temperatures became abnormally cold as ash covered the sky, leaving the planet without light, green plants without light, and photosynthesis, the food chain began to decline and many animals died for lack of food.

Scientists say that the extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by several factors and the process is so complex that it is difficult to have a unified account. Perhaps the extinction of the dinosaurs should also affect our attention to the power of the universe, how terrible the power of nature is, and that our current level of technology is not enough to withstand the power of Superman. So we need to develop our technological level vigorously and get rid of the limits of the universe's power as soon as possible to have control.