Is gasoline the juice of dead creatures
Gasoline is known as fossil fuel. And it's well known that creatures that died like 50 million years ago, got squeezed under layers and layers of soil and rock.
Extracting those remains and pulling out the fluid from them is known as crude oil.
So is gas the juice of creatures that died 100's of millions years ago.
I feel they should be allowed to rest in peace
by 
Easygoing98
ANSWERS: 5
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Sure, some animals are part of what made oil and methane, but the main components came from plants both on land and in the sea. Thank Sinclair Oil for popularizing the dinosaur connection.
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Decomposition is part of the cycle of life. Without the "juice of dead creatures" plant life wouldn't exist either. How do you plan on eating?
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Sure. Heck: we eat the juice of dead creatures.
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Maybe they're tired of resting in the same old cramped place for millions of years with no change of view or being able to stretch! And did you ever think that's why they were put there? Maybe its their afterlife purpose to save our lives!
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It could be, since gasoline is one of the most widely used petroleum products in the world.
mushroom 
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