"The Great Disruptor: How Climate Change May Have Sealed the Fate of Dinosaurs"

Dinosaurs once ruled the Earth, their reign spanning over 160 million years. But around 66 million years ago, this dominance came to a sudden end. While many factors contributed to their extinction, climate change stands out as a significant player. Shifts in global temperatures, driven by massive volcanic eruptions and changes in sea levels, created a hostile environment for dinosaurs. These changes affected food sources, disrupted ecosystems, and challenged the survival of these ancient creatures. This blog explores how climate change might have tipped the balance, leading to the eventual extinction of the dinosaurs.