What Really Happened To Dinosaurs.

The animals in essence react to the actions of men. When men sin, it leads to the animals sinning. Meaning, the animals doing things that are against their own nature. A lion, originally when it was created when it was originally created, was actually just like a cow. It would eat grass. It grass. That's actually what's going to happen when the Messiah comes. It's also going to go back to eating grass and straw and things of that nature. But, what happened because of all the sins that men made, they affected the animals and the lion started eating meat, became a carnivore. On top of that, the sheep the sheep that's usually a very pleasant, relatively you know, peaceful animal became very vicious and started chasing the lion away. Wanted to eat the lion. And then the other animals, like for example, the zebra didn't want to be a zebra anymore. It wanted to be a, you know, a donkey or it wanted to be a rooster. It what So, they started inbreeding between different species. So, destroyed all the animals because of that and only kept the ones that didn't sin. And those literally newborns. Now, aside from that, the reason why he destroyed the the dinosaurs, or at least most of them, 99% of them, is because they have they no longer had any use in the world. They lived their time. They had use in the world during that time because people were able to handle them because people at that time were much, much bigger. There was a generation of giants and Nephilim at that time they were able to deal with the with the dinosaurs, but since Noah wasn't a giant and his family weren't giants and Hashem only kept one giant alive just to show people what used to be, but there was not going to be a whole generation of giants. Therefore, there wasn't it didn't make any more sense to to keep these animals in the world.