LIVE/science: Feathered Dinosaurs

Live Science reporters Mindy Weisberger and Laura Geggel discuss feathered dinosaur discoveries and interview Darren Naish, vertebrate paleontologist and author of the upcoming book "Dinopedia: A Brief Compendium of Dinosaur Lore." From filaments to flight feathers, these dinosaur nerds dig deep!

0:00 Intro
0:35 Jurassic World/Park dinosaurs have feathers??
2:44 Evidence of dinosaur feathers in fossils
4:32 Feather preserved in amber
5:50 Fluffy dinosaurs
7:10 Microraptors
8:44 Can all feathered dinosaurs fly?
9:55 Therapods vs ornithischians
10:41 Jurassic World: Dominion Teaser
12:15 History of feathered dinosaur discoveries
16:16 Feathered dinosaurs in pop culture
17:23 Why are so many of these fossils from China?
19:16 Favorite fossiled feathers
21:36 So do all dinosaurs have feathers?
23:16 Terrasaurs
24:44 Evolution of feathers
26:02 Complex feathers on hands or tail
28:10 Feathers make dinosaurs not scary anymore
30:26 Q&As
30:49 Do sauropods have feathers?
32:24 Feathers are "soft tissue"
34:40 Evolution of dinosaur flight
36:23 Velociraptors
39:45 Hadrosaurs
40:44 Parasaurolophus
41:33 Humans are birds?? LOL

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