Some thought-provoking material I discovered:
My mom was researching dinosaurs a while ago, and she came across the flying reptile
Quetzalcoatlus. With a wingspan of 32 feet, they could have easily carried a human.
The
Nazca Lines of Peru also pose some rather large questions.
This article ends with this thought:
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Because of their huge size, the only way to appreciate the lines and images is from the air, which automatically poses the question: Did ancient cultures have a means of flying?
Movies such as
Dintotopia may seem fantastic, but there is nothing to suggest that humans did not ride dinosaurs/dragons in the past.
So I'll leave you to research and answer the question: Were Dragonriders once real?