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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I dont have the patience for that lol.
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*some dinosaurs*
Paleolontologist looks like hard but enjoyable work for those who love dinosaurs and other extinct animals...
Of curse most dinosaurus had feathers.......two families of them was the famous raptor family and the second tyrannosaurodae which includes t rex tarbosaurus and other dinosaurs like these and of curse if you discover at least one type of raptor or tyrannosauroid and you discover that has feathers of curse all of its ''family'' had feathers....its like the fish every fish has fins and a shape that helps them swim or like birds every bird has feathers
Thats how we know t rex and its family and raptors had 100% feathers...
Huff.....
They had something more like quills
Not all of them though
I'm actually going to be a veterinarian when I grow up
Edit: The kind that go out like to Africa and around the world with all the different animal types
Who else started watching coyote after wild crats was taken off netflix
oh thank you for showing this. i wish for everyone to know about feathered dinos
Proof... Dinosaurs died from a catastrophic flood!
I found this video great!!! It's awesome, because South Dakota is never recognized for anything.
My favorite dinosaur is tarbosares
Every T-Rex in the past must of been very proud of their popularity in the modern days nows...😂
THIS IS EPIC
Sucks to be you they just found out that they weren't covered in feather s
My favorite dinosaur is valoceraptor and I grow up I want to be a paleontologist
If dinosaurs were birds, and they died 65-million years ago, and birds evolved from dinosaurs, then how did birds survive the global firestorm of the K-T event?
I have a question... How are baby dinosaurs made?
Pete’s a legend
Did I get clickbaited?