Dinosaurs co-existed with mankind

We are told in Kindergarten that dinosaurs lived 65 billion years ago. I would like to refute this argument and provide you with substantial evidence of why I believe dinosaurs lived with man. First of all, its not possible for you to know what happened 65 billion years ago. The dinosaurs supposedly died by a meteorite or the ice age. I have even seen a scientist claim that they were killed by their own flatulence. The question is, how did they die? Well, the bigger question is, are they dead? We will get into that in a minute. The vast majority of dinosaurs died at the hands of man. I live in a small town. If it came on the news tonight that there were ten grizzly bears loose in the woods of my town, in the morning, there would be none. Every redneck in the whole town would be in the woods hunting them. I believe that man hunted the dinosaurs and made them all but extinct. Why would they hunt them? For meat. They were a menace. To be a hero. To prove their superiority. Competition. And much more. Now, what evidence is there that dinosaurs lived with man. First off, the word dinosaur was not invented until 1841. Before that, they were called dragons. The word dinosaur wasn't even in the dictionary in 1891. The word dragon was listed in the dictionary in 1946 as "now rare". Dinosaurs and dragons are the same thing. There is much evidence that dragons co-existed with man. What is this evidence? -Gilgamesh slew a dragon in his epic. -The Chinese calendar has twelve animals on it. Eleven of them are every day animals: dog, rat, tiger, etc. The other is a dragon. Now, why would the Chinese put eleven real animals on their calendar and then a dragon? Maybe because at the time the calendar was made, dragons were a real animal. -The oldest piece of pottery in the world has a long-necked dragon on it. -The historians Herodotus and Josephus both mention dragons in their writings. -The Bible mentions dragons 34 times. -Historical record from AD 793 talks about fiery dragons flying across the firmament. -The Babylonian God, Marduk, is pictured seated on a dragon. -Ishtar Gate in Babylon was built 2600 years ago. It has drawings of dragons on it. -Alexander the Great reported that when he conquered parts of what is now India in 326 BC, his soldiers were scared by the great dragons that lived in the caves. -St. George slew a dragon in 275 AD. -Beowulf slew two dragons and the third one killed him. -Vikings put dragon heads on their ships. -Marco Polo lived in China for 17 years around 1271 AD and reported that the emperor raised dragons to pull chariots in parades. -In 1611, the Chinese emperor appointed the post of "Royal Dragon Feeder". Why do you need a royal dragon feeder? Maybe, to feed the dragons. -Coins from 1500-1600 show people slaying dragons. -A city in France was renamed Nerluc to honor a man who slayed a dragon. -Indians carved dinosaurs on the walls of the Grand Canyon. -An Italian farmer killed a dragon in the 1500's because t was bothering his cows. -Roman swords have been found with dinosaurs on them. -A well known South African big game hunter, Mr. F. Gobbler, returned from a trip to Angola and announced to the Capetown newspaper that there was an animal of large dimensions, the description of which could only fit a dinosaur, dwelling in the Dilolo Swamps. This swamp is 80% unexplored. There have been many dinosaur sightings in this swamp. -Lake Loch Ness is so big that everyone in the world could drown in it at the same time. Until 1933, to get to the lake, you had to go up stream 7 miles or climb a big mountain. A road was put in in 1933 and that year alone there were 52 seperate spottings of the Loch Ness Monster. There have been over 11,000 sightings to this day. Obviously some are fake, but what are the odds that they all are. Arthur Grant, a veterniarian student, neary ran into Nessie on his motorcycle on January 5, 1934 at 1:30 AM. Alexander Campbell claims to have seen Nessie 18 times in 47 years while he was the game warden of Loch Ness. Everyone that sees Nessie claims she is a Plesiosaur. -In Pensacola, Florida, 5 teenagers went scuba diving. Only 1 survived. He claimed a dinosaur killed them. If you were going to murder your friends while scuba diving, would you come up with a better excuse for their death than saying that a dinosaur killed them? The beach reported that the kids drowned to keep business up. -There is a creature that lives in Kenya known to the natives as the Kongamato. They dig up graves and eat the rotting bodies. When the natives were shown pictures of known dinosaurs, they identifiied the Kongamato as a Pterodactyl. Museums of dinosaurs didn't exist when Beowulf was written, the vikings sailed, the writing of the Bible and Gilgamesh, the Indians time of drawing things on the Grand Canyon, or any of the other events mentioned above. How then, did they put dinosaurs into their artwork, literature, and architecture? Maybe dinosaurs existed with them. It would be hard to say that dinosaurs are extinct today. To say that something is extinct, you would have to know everything about the current world and know what is going on in every area of the world. This is impossible. Evidence is provided above that sea monsters ad Pterodactyls still exist. I don't think there are many, but there are some dinosaurs still in existence today.