A drawing released by the Zhongda Zhang/ Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing shows an artist's conception of Guanlong wucaii, the earliest known tyrannosaur. (AP Photo/HO/Zhongda Zhang-IVPP)
Why'd you put this in chat? It's an interesting story.
As soon as the location--China--was mentioned, the very next question was feathers.
Ride a White Swan and Bang a Gong.
A drawing released by the Zhongda Zhang/ Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing shows an artist's conception of Guanlong wucaii, the earliest known tyrannosaur. (AP Photo/HO/Zhongda Zhang-IVPP)
Science ping.
Hasnt it been theorized that the T-Rex was actually a scavenger?
"Digging in the badlands of northwestern China that appeared in the movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,""
Am I the only one who finds this depressing?