Everything in this world dies when time comes. So did the last gigantic species – dinosaurs. And preventing this from happening is neither possible nor there is any benefit doing so.
I completely agree with this philosophy. Here is the detailed argument:
Dying is the most natural thing that happens in the world, even if that means extinction of certain species. When some form of life wears off into the earth, it creates more possibilities to the growth of another life form. Take example of humans. After we die we get decompossed into the earth, countless worms get to eat the protien from our lifeless body. Some of those worms become the meal of birds, insects. Some of those become fertilizers. As a result, they provide nutrition values for the plants to grow, to produce more food for the living species such as humans. This process works as countless cycle, and that’s the reason it seems so beautiful. If we could prevent any life form to die, maintaining it wouldn’t be possible. Preventing dinosaurs from extinction wouldn’t get the earth so much fertile as today.
Another reason why I believe there’s no reason to prevent dinosaurs to go extinct, is the existance of humans. We all know dinosaurs were in the top of food chain, who could gulp anything and everything that came in their way. If they existed, populating the earth for humans would be near impossible. We would have had to hide most of the time to just be alive, let alone developing the world. A fraction of this scenario can be seen on the Jurassic World movies, where we saw the devastating nature of the dinosaurs.
Those are the reasons I believe mamals like dinosaurs were bound to go extinct, and there are no reasons for people to prevent that natural event from happening.