Caves And Structures That Look Like Prehistoric Petrified Animals That Could Convince Anyone That Huge Ancient Animals Were Actually Real

As humans nowadays, with all of our knowledge and access to information, we wonder sometimes… how is it even possible that people believed in some of the things that they believed in in the past? The earth is flat, the sun is a god, bigfoot is a thing… why would they think these things? But then we come across threads like this on twitter, and we kind of start to get it.

Do you know how big wolves actually are? Have you seen some of these huge and wonderous ocean animals? Do you know the truth about fossils in the Appalachian mountains? Because we have and we do, and it really makes you understand. And the thread that we're covering today, with all of these amazing structures that look like prehistoric petrified animals… they could really convince just about anyone that those giant ancient animals that people use to believe in are real.

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If we had been cavemen coming across this cave a thousand years ago, we would have no doubt in ours minds that this is a real snake and that we should stay the heck away. Heck, we're not even 100% sure right now that this is not a real petrified snake.
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Has anyone checked? If this is a snake that lives thousands and thousands of years ago and got encased over time, would there really be a way of finding out? Because we need to know. Like- desperately. We need to know if the Basilisk from Harry Potter could have actually been a real thing.
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