>All the feathered dinosaurs found have come from China >A

Not like we'll know for sure anyway because they crushed up the vast majority of the bones for their traditional """"""medicine""""""" to make their 3 inch willies stand up.

>>2384234
God I hate the chinese manlets with micro dicks so much. Like 80% percent of their traditional medicine is for potency. They grind up and eat anything that they think might make their penis a bit larger, so anything that looks phallic, like horns, teeth, or actually some genitalia or part of some strong or big animal, or just something that makes the animal stronger or special. Hell I bet it is possible to spread something stupid like getting bitten by a snake or a spider down here would cause permanent swelling (I know that there is actually venom that do that), fucking asian niggers.

>>2384820
Every practice that comes from folk medicine and isn't recognized as legit medicine today is pure bullshit and there's absolutely no reason to keep practicing bullshit in this century. Fuck chinks and their limp microdicks, instead of killing endangered animals for that they should do us all a favor and kill themselves.

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>>2384233
>What is Archaeopteryx?
I could name you a dozen examples of feathered dinosaurs not from China. China is just exceptional because it has a lot of lagerstattens which are really good for feather preservation. >This clearly means all archosaurs and dinosaurs period had feathers, even the ones confirmed not to
Absolutely nobody thinks this. Fuck off with your strawmanning

>>2384233
China has been on a massive disinformation kick to the western world for a couple of decades now. They've basically ruined Hollywood and essentially run it now. They have massive social network smear campaigns for just about everything online.

>>2384831
>lagerstattens
Lagerstätten is the plural of Lagerstätte, you can't put an "s" at the end. It's German. They pluralize with an "en."

>>2384902
Thanks for the grammar correction

>>2384903
you're welcome.

the error almost makes it look like you're using words you don't understand. I figured you'd want to know.

>>2384831
While you're correct that feathered therapods very close to what would be called birds have been found outside of China, featherfags have not ONE TIME YET admitted to the massive trade in China of fraudulent fossils which is well-known.

>>2384820
No, because a spider or snake bite would actually do something for the better or the worse.
It's all about placebo.

>>2384916
And you assume paleontologists have no way to tell the difference?

>>2384911
Thanks, I knew something was wrong with how I spelled the word.
>>2384916
Its not Chinese snake oil salesmen coming up with these fossils. These are joint operations between Chinese and Americans. The fossils found in China are then carefully by the rest of the world. Any fakes will be found. Like in the case of Archaeoraptor.