The first dinosaur discovered to have had feathers was Archaeopteryx. Later finds found that many other dinosaurs including Velociraptor, Yutyrannus, and Anchiornis are known to have had feathers.
Dinosaurs with feathers have been found through a relatively wide range of geologic time. Not counting birds feathered dinosaurs can be found from the Jurassic period to the end of the Cretaceous period.
Current research suggests dinosaurs are more closely related to birds than land reptiles. There is fossil evidence of dinosaurs with feathers, and it has even been speculated that dinosaurs are warm blooded, unlike reptiles.
All of the animals currently living on Earth that have feathers are birds, and all birds have feathers. There are fossil indications that at least some dinosaurs had feathers when they were young.
Yes. More and more dinosaurs that are not birds are being found to have had feathers. In fact, velociraptor had feathers.
While the birds are the only currently living animals (specifically vertebrates) with feathers, the fossil record clearly shows that some species of the reptiles (specifically the dinosaurs) had feathers (and these are the ancestors of the birds).
a dinosaurs fossil is alot bigger than a retile's
Yes. Birds are animals that have feathers.
No, dinosaurs had dry skin. Depending on the type most dinosaurs either had feathers or scales.
The current scientific opinion is that some dinosaurs actually had rudimentary feathers.
Some dinosaurs did have spines but most did not. The main body coverings of most dinosaurs were scales and feathers.
Dead dinosaurs.
Most did not. There were only very few like the pterodactyl capable of flight