So now there are basically no dynamically typed languages left. There's Scheme, JavaScript, what else? All languages nowadays are converging to TypeScript/Rust. It's kind of sad.
A matter of perspective, I suppose. You seem to like dynamic typing so static typing seems ubiquitous and inescapable. I find dynamic typing completely infuriating over 100 lines or so, and dynamic typing seems inescapable.
Others have pointed out the big dynamically typed languages, so I won't rehash, but suffice it to say, there basically are some dynamically typed languages left.
But in my opinion, dynamic typing is a terrible idea for production code.
Also dynamic typing is more productive (for application code, not talking bootloaders here). It's a measurable fact and apparent to anyone who has written code long enough. Writing out types for everything is mostly pointless clerical work which should be able to be done by computers.
OTOH, by skipping typing you lose a lot of guardrails and won't discover bugs until runtime.