Petroglyphs of dinosaurs.

[glorfon]

So, I've been working on a refutation video. It's going well but I'm caught up on a section about human records of dinosaurs. The video has a picture of a petroglyph of a dinosaur. At first I though it would be one of the Ica stones but it wasn't. The video didn't give any information on it aside from showing and saying that it's a dinosaur.

Do any of you know about this petroglyph and an explanation for it?
http://media.photobucket.com/image/Dinosaur petroglyph/Crazyharp81602/Whatthedrawingreallyis.jpg
http://thebiblelearningcenter.org/images/Dinos/Dinoglyph detail.jpg

 

[ImprobableJoe]

It doesn't actually look like anything at all, not even necessarily a petroglyph. Why would it need an explanation, beyond the fact that it is just like Jesus in a piece of toast?

I guess you could find a high-definition photo of that, and outline all the other random markings that they ignored when creating their "dinosaur."

 

[ImprobableJoe]

Oh, and since when does a dinosaur have a dozen legs and a smirk on its face?

 

[DarwinsOtherTheory]

Even if it was real, disregarding the whole scientific evidence that supports the extintion of dinosaurs millions of years before man existed for a drawing in a cave is ridiculous.

 

[Drongo]

Do any of you know about this petroglyph and an explanation for it?

I call it Pareidolia