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I would do that....anyway look at it this way take the Locust Grenadeir

his facial structure strongly resembles a tyrannosaurus rex, he has holes for ears and rough scaly skin much like a reptile. now whos to say that a few prehistoric creatures didnt find natural shelter such as caves or crevices during a mass extinction. many could have found their way into the earth where it was still somewhat warm and as for food there are many creatures living under the crust of the earth even in real life scientists are finding vast airpockets when they drill into the earth even if we cant venture to such places

Better argument. but still one of them^ I think not.

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up there with the picture of the extremely buff lizard thing ^^^

Lets see, reptiles are cold blooded, without the sun they wouldn't have had much of a chance underground, also they would lose the ability to see after a while, being quite useless in pitch black. And while there are air pockets, they would have probably used up the oxygen in it and suffocated on perhaps all the deadly gasses that are inside the earth, since vegetation wouldn't be down that far. To survive without food aside from themselves, algae, or small bugs is incredibly unlikely for large reptiles, especially since many lizards are carnivorous, prey large enough to satiate them would be hard pressed to live on algae and grubs. Plus for them to develop in such a way that they would stand upright in such away is so unlikely, especially if they need to burrow or crawl in tunnels. To stand up right would make it harder to navigate, especially blind. Then for them to resemble humans physically, well, one in trillion shot, and even less for them to develop as complex concepts and inventions as ours without the same materials or contact as us would be absolutely absurd. Why would they develop war if they had no one to compete with, how could they develop guns or armor?
As for Star Wars, well, they aren't in our galaxy, and it might be more likely for a greater number of life sustaining planets out in one galaxy that could develop life since the universe is infinite. And they might be able to develop superior technology under different circumstances, as they might have not went under great extinctions like we did so they could be far ahead of us.

I'm washing my hands of this....

agreeded as well War of the Worlds was a little bit off, but i guess my main point is that the Locust are a pretty realistic force even if entirely fictional, now i understand that dinosuars like ours is impossible on other planets but life similar not in every fashion but similar can exist outside our borders, what Im trying to say is that "what if" reptiles had the chance to evolve like we did

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