Dinosaurs were indeed real. There is extensive scientific evidence proving their existence, including fossilized bones, teeth, eggs, footprints, and other remains found on every continent. The term "dinosaur" was coined in the 1840s, but fossils had been discovered long before that. Dinosaurs lived on Earth for about 245 million years and became extinct around 66 million years ago, except for their avian descendants, which are modern birds. Paleontologists have thoroughly studied these fossils to reconstruct the appearance and behavior of dinosaurs, confirming their reality through rigorous scientific methods.
In summary, dinosaurs were not invented or fabricated; they are a well- documented group of prehistoric reptiles with vast fossil evidence supporting their existence.
