Feathered Dinosaurs

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Also, dumping a bit of dinosaur art.

>>2197714
I'm just confused why people insist dinosaurs are fully feathered, wouldn't some only be partially covered?

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>>2197725

It depends on the dinosaur. T-Rexes were partially feathered while raptors were fully feathered.

Also, don't post stuff made by furry creeps. You can usually tell by the way they make the facial expressions a bit too humanlike.

>>2197825

There's nothing wrong with a little xenofiction. Not all art is realistic.

>>2197825
Eh. I wouldn't call it even creeps. But I am waiting for the shitstorm about how unrealistic these are. So far just about everything that has been posted was obviously just drawn for fun and not ment to be scientifically accurate.

>>2197714
>dinosaurs

Another liberal myth. There's no such thing, and there never was. You are mistaking the behemoths that most likely expired either after the Fall or the Flood. These animals were incompatible with man when creation had been re-purposed to be our domain. Many animals simply are not compatible, so naturally they were selected for removal. Or perhaps their scale and prevalence was useful to the quantity of petroleum we would need. While plausible, the latter appears unlikely intended.

>>2197913
This.

And before anyone can smugly say "source?" Or "citation needed", here you go:
https://answersingenesis.org/dinosaurs/when-did-dinosaurs-live/what-really-happened-to-the-dinosaurs/

http://www.conservapedia.com/Dinosaur#Dinosaur-like_creatures_in_history_and_modern_sightings

>>2197885
>There's nothing wrong with a little xenofiction.
Tiff in hell

>>2197933

>he didn't like Raptor Red

You're no fun, Mr. No Imagination.

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>>2197913
>>2197922

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>>2197913
>>2197922

>>2197825
You realise the majority of paleoart are made by furries, even >>2197726 was made by a furry artist. Look up her furrafinity, you'll thank me later.

>>2197724
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2PJ6T7U2eU

TREY The Explainer on YouTube has some good videoss on feathered dinosaurs.


>>2198226

/an/ is probably full of furries anyway. Liking zoology and liking animal characters goes hand-in-hand.