During the Triassic, CO2 levels were higher than 1,000 ppm. This is what a Triassic Dinosaur looked like.
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This suggests that present-day apes evolved from humans.
I always suspected as much.
Raquel was hottttttt in that!!!
The dinosaur is cute. Raquel very cute!
My step brother broke my nose that day, But I still made my mother let me watch the Raquel Welch special. It was not very good, but I still remember that. I had seen Fantastic voyage and fell in love.
That may explain some things…
Well, I think I was in love with Grace Slick and Cybil Shephard at the same time if that helps any. My step brother and I were playing with his laundry bag, I was pretending to box with it, and he (being 10 years older clobbered me and I smashed into the floor.
If 1000 ppm CO2 brings about more young Raquel Welch, I’m all for it.
I think you would need a LOT more oxygen than CO2 to deal with Raquel, even at her age now