Look out the window long enough and you’ll see a modern-day dinosaur making use of its feathers to soar across the sky. It’s ...

But some scientists believe that feathers originated much earlier during the Middle Triassic Period – almost 100 million years before the first flying dinosaurs. However, these weren’t the complex ...

But exactly how these feathers looked – and how the biological structures ultimately became those we see on our feathered ...

Many feathered dinosaurs did not have wings or were too ... Birds' tails got shorter, their flying skills got better and their brains got bigger than those of dinosaurs. And modern birds, unlike ...

The Deinonychus animatronics in our Dinosaurs Gallery sport feathers, to give visitors an accurate idea ... bipedal theropods to small, winged, flying birds – probably started about 160 million years ...

Earlier dinosaurs, common ancestors to both Microraptor and Archaeopteryx, had already formed many of the physiological traits needed for getting airborne, such as feathers and light, hollow bones.

The first feathers in dinosaurs probably evolved in the Triassic ... They were probably used for display purposes, and certainly not for flying. “Then evolution kind of hit on something ...

Duonychus tsogtbaatari, a feathered, two-legged dinosaur, was discovered in Mongolia. Its unusual anatomy and remarkably well-preserved claws have attracted scientists' interest. The dinosaur had ...

Inside the brain of T. rex: the most fearsome of dinosaurs was smarter than you might think “The discovery of feathered dinosaurs in China in the 1990s totally changed our perception of [them ...

Finally, he does a deep dive into the many feathered dinosaurs featured in ... and the differences between Pteranodons and other flying dinosaurs like the Dimorphodon in "Jurassic World," starring ...