There's something about dinosaurs that make them strangely endearing, despite murdering humans in an umpteen number of films, having big teeth, and being related to one of the meanest types of living animal, birds. S lots of people us, mainly got excited about evidence showing that Tyrannosaurus rex might look more like an angry, feathered chicken, But a new study is swinging the pendulum in the opposite direction.
An international team researchers took another look at the skin and concluded that maybe T. Rex's Ancestor had feathers, but lost them to evolution.
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I draw the dinosaur and I also draw the feather
Is the T Rex have a feathers
Typically, the classic image of Tyrannosaurus rex doesn't include feathers, look at any dinosaur movie for proof of that. In recent years, however, it's come out that a lot of scaly dinosaurs we've come to know and love were actually covered in feathers. That might be a hard reality for some of us to swallow, but T. rex enthusiasts don't have to, because a new study seems to confirm that the strong jawed dino was actually the scaly creature we've always thoughts it was the Washington Post
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