What If Dinosaurs Hadn't Gone Extinct?

If dinosaurs hadn't gone extinct 66 million years ago, humans would never exist.

The asteroid impact that killed them created the perfect conditions for mammals to dominate.

Without that extinction event, dinosaurs would still rule every ecosystem on Earth.

Small mammals, our ancestors, only thrived because dinosaurs disappeared. They evolved into

primates, then eventually humans, filling niches left empty.

But if dinosaurs survived, they'd continue evolving too. Imagine intelligent

raptors developing tools, or massive sauropods adapting to modern climates.

The planet would be unrecognizable. No cities, no technology, no civilization