PROOF...Dinosaurs had FEATHERS!
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- Published on: 9/16/2018
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On this episode of Beyond Dinosaurs, Coyote and the crew head to Hill City, South Dakota, to visit the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, teaming up with renowned paleontologist Peter Larson! We go behind the scenes to continue exploring their fossil archive, and the team may have found proof that DINOSAURS had FEATHERS…
Get ready to find out if the team can discover if DINOSAURS really had FEATHERS!
HUGE thanks to the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Peter Larson, and his team! Make sure to visit the Black Hills Institute website for more information: http://www.bhigr.com
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When I grow up I want to be a paleontologist
Same here
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*This show is TV quality!* 🤠
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TV quality, but should not go to TV. It would, to me, kind of ruin it all.
When i grow up i want to be a T-Rex
When i groww up i want to be aPoop
When i go grow up imma be dead yay!
What if Dinosaurs were actually really smart, and they built a rocket to leave earth. And the skeletons left behind was just a distraction...
+Abnormal Junglefowl it's just a theroy
+The Weird MEME Guy do you seriously believe this? Why do you think dinosaurs were the smartest to ever live? They're definitely not.
Growing up, my dad was friends with the director of paleontology in my area. One day, he took us into the fossil archive and let me see all sorts of fossils! Just like this! At one point, he pulled out a complete juvenile sabertooth skull, it was about the size of a lacrosse ball. He told me to put out my hands so I may hold it. Just as he laid it to rest in my hand -- the thing literally crumbled half in my hands and half in his. I did my best to hold all the pieces but I will never forget looking up ...
Dbz is finger licking good Okay.....
I got to meet with a paleontologist yesterday, it was a lot of fun. Apparently a titanosaur from Madagascar is looking to be the size of Argentinosaurus and Patagotitan. They also came across a big supplementary area of majangasaurus bones.
Dinosaurs STILL have feathers :D
Shockal birds aren’t the only dinosaur left
My chicken chased down a lizard and t rex style snapped it's neck and then ate it's stomach contents and then it velociraptor pounced on a local raccoon with it's friends and ate it together
*Throws T-Rex Into The Sky* | “Fly little buddy!”
Quality Person I 👍 your humor
Fly you... Flightless...bird
I remember when I wanted to be a paleontologist... still want to. Btw not all Dinosaurs had feathers.
+Kaili Richey skin can leave imprints... that's how you know they have scales or feathers or whatever
+Kaili Richey What do you mean? You don't have to see a dinosaur to know it had feathers.
Ok so basically it feathers
I’m monky
Memetastic it apples
When I’m adult I want to be paleontologist, reptile breederer or work with reptiles.
+Ivy Goliath not birds or reptiles. Many Dinosaurs were reptile like, but were warm blooded animals. All reptiles are cold blooded. There was an era of reptile dominance, a few hundred million years before the dinosaurs were dominating the landscape. Large, reptilian animals, some with huge webbed like fins that ran along their spines. They spread out those fin sails down their backs to absorb heat from the sun. Just like reptiles today, they needed to get warmed up to become active. They too experien...
well first you should use proper grammar