First "Dino Denial" meeting in Argentina: they are a group that denies the existence of dinosaurs.
The group gathered in front of the La Plata Natural Sciences Museum, which houses impressive dinosaur replicas. The activity sparked a storm of criticism and ridicule.
"Dino denialism," a movement that rejects the existence of dinosaurs , had its first public appearance in a rather symbolic place: in front of the La Plata Museum of Natural Sciences. A group of people gathered there with banners, posters, and leaflets to spread their ideas.
The activity quickly went viral on social media, generating a torrent of criticism and ridicule , both for the content of the message and for the chosen location, as it took place right in front of the imposing dinosaur replicas that decorate the entrance to the historic La Plata museum.
Under the slogan "We are not extinct," the demonstration was promoted by the administrators of the Instagram account @nurparatodos. "A complete success! Thanks to everyone who joined in questioning what has been imposed on us," they celebrated on the official account, along with photos and videos of the event.
Despite the fossil evidence and extensive studies conducted by the scientific community on the subject, these denialist groups are speaking out and trying to offer a different perspective on reality. However, some users were upset by the location chosen for the demonstration: "That's provocation."
Yet they firmly maintain that fossils are a construct without any real basis , designed by science to support a certain narrative. Some of those present even pointed out that the pieces on display in museums are nothing more than sculptures with no scientific value.
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