Are Dinosaurs still alive

No, most dinosaurs are extinct. The large dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex and Stegosaurus disappeared around 66 million years ago. However, one group of dinosaurs is still alive today—birds. Birds are considered part of the dinosaur family because they evolved from a group of meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods.

Explanation:

Extinction Event

A major extinction event, probably caused by a huge asteroid hitting the Earth, caused most dinosaurs to die out. This event changed the Earth's climate and environment, making it hard for many dinosaurs to survive.

Avian Dinosaurs (Birds)

Birds are the direct descendants of theropod dinosaurs. They have evolved from these ancestors and share important features such as feathers and hollow bones.

Not Cloned or Recreated

Dinosaur DNA is extremely old and damaged, so it cannot be cloned or used to bring dinosaurs back to life.

Living Relatives

Although most dinosaurs are extinct, some animals alive today, like crocodiles and certain reptiles, share common ancestors with dinosaurs and are their distant relatives.