Sherman's Lagoon by Jim Toomey for July 26, 2023

“We”? There’s more than one?

They’re canker saurs – always showing up years later after you thought you’d gotten rid of them.

Just another coelacanth

65 million and 48 years.

I remember Bob from “Dilbert” making the same argument.

sharks are dinosaurs. they haven’t evolved in 600 million years

My! What big teeth you have…

Dinosaurs were reptiles who lived on land. Fish are not reptiles and they don’t live on land. Dunkleosteus was a species of fish. Like you, Sherman. You’re relatives.

That is one dopey looking shark! ;)

That’s a very good argument there.

With teeth like that, I would be careful how I interacted with him.

An doing an amazing job at that it would seem…..

Maybe they were just avoiding social media and elections

I knew this girl that was extinct… err… playing hard to get.

Sherm, he’s a primitive fish. You and dinosaurs are descendants of his kind.

Actually, “dinosaur” refers to a specific genre characterized by vertically descent legs and possibly warm-bloodedness, or, at least “endothermic” properties of a sort, represented, these days, by any number of species in the avian grouping.

They are not, and never have been, a member of the reptile family, though they DO share some characteristics in common…

This won’t end well.

“Extinct 65 million years go.” The urban (or rural) myth continues. How then are their fossils sticking from the grounds, with regard to the erosion rate?

Not a dinosaur Megan…………….

Haha! XD