@linda: No, we do not. While it is a fun concept popular in fantasy and some internet theories, the Earth's continents and mountains are made of standard geological formations like solidified magma, compressed sediment, and tectonic plates. The "petrified dragons" you might see online are actually just spectacular examples of natural rock erosion.Why Rocks Look Like DragonsWhat appears to be "petrified" skin, scales, or giant bones is the result of millions of years of wind, rain, and chemical weathering. This process, known scientifically as differential erosion, occurs when softer layers of rock wear away much faster than harder layers, leaving behind dramatic, organic-looking shapes.
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@Jim's Motors a power station from tartaria 😂😂😂😂
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