It was a You Tube thing. Yes, these narrators were people that believe the earth is only 6000 years old.
But they made a very interesting arguement.
How is it that almost every culture from East to West describe the same creature? How is it possible to draw such a creature such as a dinosaur(a 19th century word) so they called them dragons which is an older terminology for probably the same thing and when archeology did not exist? But images are drawn that are very similar from China to India to England to the Aztecs in South America. Not fire breathing, but acid spitting(which burns like fire)
They also point out that it takes special conditions to make a fossil...like a volcanic eruption.
Also pointed out that Mt St Helens made it deep with mud in a very short time(not millions of years)
While this is good for the 6000 year estimation it does not address the fact that the entire continent was not covered with volcano's (something they leave out of course) But science kind of leaves out what they don't like either as it does not fit the story.
I just found the discussion about dragons being everywhere rather interesting. It is on YouTube and could be "Dragons and evolution" Take a peek at it.
It makes you think about what we know and don't know.