Are the dinosaur's extinct?

I agree with a comment Rex Fan made earlier. We still have avian dinosaurs, the birds, here with us today. Ever seen an eagle gracefully swoop down and pluck a mammal off the ground with the element of surprise? Talk about your modern day raptor! I have stated in previous posts that I don't believe in evolution, but in species adaptation. It was the birds that survived the catastrophic events that overtook the dinosaurs, and they are still around today. Now here's the thing: I believe that at some point God created the earth and filled it with animals of every species. How exactly did the dinosaurs die out, but not every other animal? Well, species die out sometimes. There have been species that have gone extinct very recently, even smart, predatory animals. I don't pretend to know how dinosaurs went extinct, but I sure wouldn't want to walk out my front door and get eaten by a T-Rex! So....yeah, that's my opinion.

I agree with you Dinosaur.Fanatic.

I agree that the larger species of dinosaurs would not survive, but that being said, I honestly think that many aquatic creatures from Prehistoric times could have survived. I mean, we have barely even explored the ocean. Who knows what is down there.