We all know that #Dragons have been a mainstay across virtually all ancient mythologies...but here are some odd things you may not have heard about: 1) The Chinese zodiac (over 2,000 years old) is made up of all real animals... ...Except the dragon? 🤔🐲 Why would they make up only one fake one? 2) The oldest dictionaries we have access to (including the attached screenshot from 1946), characterized dragons as "rare" 3) There is a significant list of cases of people finding skeletons, as well as petrified remains, that sure look dragonny (see @Cameron Thomason's video below for example) Did every one of these ancient cultures from all over the world just have the same imagination when making up this mythical animal for fun story reasons? Were the ancient Chinese just trolling us with only one fictional animal on their sacred zodiac calendar? Were the earliest dictionary-authors just goofing around with those wascally conspiracy theorists all those generations ago? Are all the documented cases/videos of people finding peculiarly dragon-looking remains just hoaxes/A.I.? #AskNostr, I'll let you decide. For the open-minded weirdos out there, I've attached a few documentaries below that I found very thought-provoking at the very least while exploring this topic. Let me know what you think. - B🐉 https://rumble.com/v70qttg-dragons-or-dinosaurs-full-documentary.html https://rumble.com/v70pp3o-house-of-dragons.html https://rumble.com/v70pl50-the-rocks-were-alive-proof-of-giants.html