From what i've seen it's basically 50/50 if any one species had a significant amount of feathers, but feathers do seem to have existed in the earliest dinosaur ancestor so it could maybe potentially show up in any species.
Then you can get more detailed and memorize which kinds of dinosaur had what kind of feather covering, like sauropods seem to at most have some quills and similar decorations, while dromaeosaurs (dakotaraptor, velociraptor, etc) were basically big murder birds with full on wings.
But of course even within clades there could be significant difference: T.rex seems to have been, uh, covered in straight up skin like a giant plucked chicken.. but at least some of its relatives were mostly covered in feathers.
why did people just keep doing that lol, surely all the people with power should go "hey guys maybe let's find an excuse to not make a child the emperor?"
literally just skipping beef is a great improvement to your diet and the environment, and isn't difficult to do
I've gone to just chicken at this point, which is by far the healthiest "standard" and cheap meat, and i don't really feel like i miss out on much. Chicken works just fine for most dishes, you just have to be a little bit smart about how exactly you cook it to get the texture you want.
yeah, we have some absolutely amazing art these days. i particularly love this type of depiction of dromaeosaurs: Just MASSIVE birds with teeth instead of beaks and huge claws, they feel very.. cromulent..
i have to wonder if americans uh, get them confused with geese.. Because geese can absolutely have a tendency to actively harass you, while swans don't get close enough to interact with us in the first place.
Unless american swans are just suffering from lead poisoning like the general population?
it's not like documentaries aren't plenty popular, that recent series on dinosaurs (walking with dinosaurs, i think?) with our homeboy David Attenborough was hyped as fuck, no cap, on god, etc
never mind that, dogs LOVE to literally eat shit off the ground, and even that is just barely enough for us to go "Spot is that strictly necessary? you disgusting adorable idiot"
and why would it look like that? Making it an attractive shape is not difficult and that's the whole point of fast food joints!If this is even remotely real i'll eat my tiny comedy fondant hat that i always wear.
i mean really, just bog standard grocery store vegan nuggets made from wheat protein or whatever are perfectly fine. Not identical to chicken nuggets by any means, but with some fries and dip i certainly don't care about the difference and i very much appreciate the massive amount of fibre they contain.
but that applies to literally all subjects, by this logic the US wouldn't have any education at all, which clearly isn't the case even if the education sucks.
From what i've seen it's basically 50/50 if any one species had a significant amount of feathers, but feathers do seem to have existed in the earliest dinosaur ancestor so it could maybe potentially show up in any species.
Then you can get more detailed and memorize which kinds of dinosaur had what kind of feather covering, like sauropods seem to at most have some quills and similar decorations, while dromaeosaurs (dakotaraptor, velociraptor, etc) were basically big murder birds with full on wings.
But of course even within clades there could be significant difference: T.rex seems to have been, uh, covered in straight up skin like a giant plucked chicken.. but at least some of its relatives were mostly covered in feathers.