When the asteroid hit, it launched a huge amount of dirt and dust into the air. This blocked out the sun over a large area, and that caused the Earth to become colder. The colder weather caused many plants to die. Without the plants to eat, many of the animals that ate the plants began to die, and then the animals that ate those animals, and so on down the line. Essentially the food chain collapsed from the bottom up.
No, the majority of the scientific community has come to the conclusion that the dinosaurs were killed off by a meteor impact 65 million years ago.
Most dinosaurs were killed about 65 million years ago.
In the Late Cretaceous (65 million years ago).
scientists don't know if an asteroid killed the dinosaurs it is just a guess the dinosaurs died 65 million years ago
65 million years ago the dinosaurs died out, presumably because of a massive meteorite.
The dinosaurs were killed by an asteroid impact around 66 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period. This event triggered mass extinctions and led to the decline of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals as the dominant terrestrial animals.
what is your conclusion about what killed the dinosaurs
Dinosaurs were killed by a meteor or asteroid, about a million years before people were around, so NO, there were no dinosaurs around the time of Job, or any other human being in the Bible, or any human being anywhere on the Earth.
No one knows what killed the dinosaurs.
Short answer, Yes. There was a mass extinction about 65 million years ago, which killed off many dinosaur groups. One dinosaur group survived however, the birds. There are about twice as many bird species alive today than there are mammals. So dinosaurs are doing quite well actually.
it's what killed the dinosaurs.
some predict the the dinosaurs died of a big asteroid.