In 1562, Pieter Bruegel the Elder painted King Saul’s final battle from 1 Samuel 31. Hidden in the background are creatures with long necks, small heads and massive bodies that look just like dinosaurs, 280 years before the word “dinosaur” even existed. Did Bruegel paint dinosaurs, or is there another explanation? I react and take a closer look.
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