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What dinosaurs have confirmed feather colors?
I m looking to draw some dinos, but I can t find an article listing any that were confirmed by scientists. I understand if most fossils don t have feathers, but some do, and they would ve been able to decipher the colors using the dinosaur s melanosomes.
4 Answers
- Anonymous9 months ago
You're just so stupid
- Anonymous3 years ago
None of them. Dinosaurs never had anything even close to "feathers," and are definitely not even remotely related to birds. That is a total Sci-Fi lie. God created everything to reproduce after its own kind (Genesis 1, KJV).
Source(s): Creation Seminar by Steve Grohman - οικοςLv 73 years ago
First, you have to determine that dinosaurs had feathers, rather than enlarged scales. Personally, I'm dubious.
- Anonymous3 years ago
I know blue, red, and orange were colors that prehistoric birds famously had on their feathers.
