Die BBC hat angerufen, die wollen ihre Bilder der nächsten Dino -Reportage zurück :D Sieht echt sehr professionell aus das ganze.

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Great set of dinosaur images...my ultimate favorite is #14 and #15 since I like how the Raptors are both lurching toward their victims with their arms that look like wings in full in attack position. The last image shows the Raptors as how many say they may have appeared once with feathers. It has always struck me as odd that the science community says that Raptors with feathers did not evolve from birds but rather that they are reptilian...why the feathers then if not to fly? lol :)

In a documentary I watched on YouTube recently, there was speculation that even the giant sauropods—those massive Jurassic herbivores—might have sported primitive plumage. The problem with fossils is that certain body parts are far more perishable than others and vanish before the rest of the remains can fossilize. You know what I mean: internal organs, fine hairs, and anything made of soft tissue! It’s a similar story with feathers. Occasionally, a skeleton is unearthed that reveals feather impressions—even though the actual feathers themselves have long since disappeared. Ultimately, this means we can only speculate about what dinosaurs actually looked like: did they have reptilian skin or feathers? Were they all alike, or was there a mix of types? The only way to know for sure would be a time machine and a trip back to the Jurassic...! 😄

thanks for the info my friend...I guess it may be time for you to build me a time machine to travel to the past Jurassic period to take a look for myself. Now, avoiding being eaten and making the trip back safely would be my main concern! lol :)