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Water we drink once pass through dinosaurs, study shows

byCustoms Today Report
02/06/2015
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LONDON: All of the water we drink once passed through a DINOSAUR, according to shocking new claims.

According to YouTube channel Curious Minds the amount of water on the planet has remained the same for millions of years.

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As a result, the water we drink today is the same which dinosaurs drank millions of years ago.

The channel says: “The water that dinosaurs drank is the same water we drink today, and the amount of water in the world is the same, too.

“Fossil fuels get burned and are gone forever. Water remains.”

 

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