>mummified t-rex recently found>fully covered in feathersFeatherbros...WE FUCKING WON
Wow how convenient that this giant skeleton was just randomly found to push a narrative.
Dinosaurs aren’t even real who gives a fuck whether some dorks argue over if they had feathers?
>>223328002What possible reason can you come up with that you think makes people lie about this kinda stuff
IIRC they only had feathers in colder climates
>>223328140people lie for all sorts of reasons. money, fame, power, to prove someone wrong, to silence dissenting voices, or just to impress others. take your pick.
>t-rex skeleton was discovered buried with an LGBTQ flag
>>223327902they found the heckin' feathers?! and the heckin' lips?!
>>223328002This. They want to destroy everything boys and men enjoy. All seething man hating moms watching their son play with dinosaurs instead of gender neutral shit. So let’s turn bad ass T. rex into a giant over grown chicken
>>223327902Rex bros we are so back
>>223328409Take a break from 4chan
>>223328488The tail doesn't make sense, birds don't have bones in there
>>223328488It would bake to death in 30mins if it was that big and had feathers.
>>223328409Falcons are cool and masculine and they have feathers
Paleontologist here! Here are some FACTS about the t-rex science has discovered thanks to this almost perfectly preserved fossilized t-rex mummy>It had big,fat lips to hide its teeth>It had a large coat of pink and blue feathers>it didn't roar, it cooed kind of like a pigeon>it didn't hunt, it was a scavenger with a substantial part of its diet consisting of plant life and nuts>it was very emotionally intelligent, often raising the off spring of other fathers in order keep the population healthy>it was substantially smaller than originally believedIf you have any questions, shoot away!
Here is you're are "perfectly preserved" and "mummified" T-Rex bro
Is Godzilla going to have feathers now?
>>223328637lol wtf I've had sex with corpses that were more mummified than that.
>>223328618do we have any data about suicide rates?
How come söyentists keep representing the pterodactyl as mostly lizard with minimal feathers? If dinos did had feathers you'd think they'd have the most, since they flew. Very inconsistent
>>223327902OP didn't include the link to the article>Sereno isn’t revealing anything about what has or hasn’t been found on or around Rex Junior's fossils. He did confirm that there are some spots they’re studying with great interest, for what might or might not be there.>“I’m not going to let slip the secret, but I'll say this: there are no scales,” he said.https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/09/19/rex-junior-found-on-newcastle-ranch-could-be-most-important-t-rex-ever-unearthed/
>>223328618What the T. Russy look like? Did it grip?
>>223328692I dont think thats the same family as what eventually became birds
>>223328692Look at that goober. Go home, silly.
Rexxies had feathers and were trans~~Sorry, chuds. You lost :P
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>>223328072Why do people always get this confused, the argument isn't if dinosaurs in general had feathers because we already know they didn't until these later species like velociraptor and maybe t-rex at most
>>223328692Pterodactyl had hair, r-tard. >>223328726It's not. Dinosaurs became birds, pterosaurs became extinct.
>>223328717>I’m not going to let slip the secret, but I'll say this: there are no scalesOwari da
>>223328002This is the first thing I thought too
>>223328140Demoralization, shit testing
Look at him go!
>>223328852Why does this look worse than Jurassic Park?
I wonder what's changed with triceratops
>>223328804>flying dinos who could fly anywhere to evade the effects of climate change were extinct while the landlocked dinos evolved into birdsHow does that make sense? Reminds me of Wind Waker, where the fish people evolved into birds when the world was covered in water, their natural habitat
>>223327902>the cool thing you like is now lame and gay, goy!The next pogrom will be global
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>>223328852humiliation ritual
>>223328692I remember reading some dumb theory years ago where scientist didn’t think they acutely flew but were just hang glider. Ok, so how did they get back into the air when on the ground? Waddle upa mountain?
I KNEELI SQEUALTHESE LIPS ARE DEFINITELY REALI CHOKEI'M A JOKETHAT REX'S NECK IS BROKEI SINI NEVER WINREX HAS FEATHERED SKINI JOBI'M A SLOBREX'S ARMS ARE TOO SHORT TO REACH THE DOORKNOBIT'S DONEYOU WONSPINOSAURUSYOU'RE NUMBER ONEI SMELL LIKE A TRASHBAGELLIE SATTLER'S AN OLD HAGI AM... A REXFAG
>>223329009Some people reckon they got that big because they used their arms as wings and legs. For a bird or a bat they need to have two full sets of muscles, one to flap the wings and do flying, and one to jump off the ground to become airborne. Whether they're flying or jumping, the second set of muscles is weighing them down and not doing anything. The pterosaur used the same set of muscles for both so they could both lift more in flight and when jumping. Some of the very big ones seem to have been ground-based hunters (like a crane or secretarybird today), so they'd only be flying on longer trips. Maybe they did just always find a mountain or cliff to take off from.
>>223329112I still hold the belief gravity had to be way less and the meteor or something slowed the Earth’s rotation. Everything was huge which meant less gravity. Everything today is built for the heavier gravity.
>>223329263A T-Rex wasn't that much bigger than a Woolly Mammoth, and those were very recent. Dinosaurs were big because of their hollow bones. You could have animals just as large today if you gave them hollow bones. Only birds have them today.
>>223329263They do say there was more oxygen in the atmosphere. The blue whale is larger than anything in the fossil record.
