Big in a Hurry

After further analysis of dinosaur bone tissue, new ideas are being promoted that dinosaurs attained their adult size in growth spurts rather than the previously promoted idea of being slow-growing reptiles. The research report estimates that some of the dinosaurs grew at a rate of up to 30 lbs a day, while the larger ones possibly grew at a rate of up to 120 lbs per day.

References:
Nature, July 26, 2001, pp.405-408; 429-433.

Creation application: Although we may never actually know if this theory can evolve into a fact, the remarkable nature of such a premise only points to the reality that, indeed, young dinosaurs being forced into a post-flood, new economy, were quite capable of protecting themselves shortly after their exit from Noah's Ark.