A Tel Aviv University–led study of 160-million-year-old fossils shows that some feathered dinosaurs likely became flightless, challenging the idea that the evolution of flight followed a linear path ...
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When dinosaurs forgot how to fly!

In eastern China, fossils of dinosaurs called Anchiornis have been discovered with their feathers intact. These specimens, 160 million years old, offer a unique opportunity to study the anatomy ...
Some feathered dinosaurs may have lost the ability to fly, revealing that the evolution of flight was far more complex than ...
Learn how rare fossil feathers preserved molting patterns, revealing new findings of dinosaur flight.
A new study led by a researcher from the School of Zoology and the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History at Tel Aviv University examined dinosaur fossils preserved with their feathers and found that ...
There's something about walking into our childhood home that can make many of us feel like we're 13 again. We arrive as capable adults with our own lives, and 10 minutes later find ourselves defending ...
Tia Mowry’s son Cree may not have his driver’s license yet, but he can already fly a plane! During an appearance on the “Jennifer Hudson Show” on Monday, Dec. 1, the 47-year-old actress and mother of ...
As winter creeps in it often means a drop in opportunity for fly fishermen. That depends on where you live, of course, but for many of us, river time becomes vise time. If you’re new to fly tying, ...
When I was a teenager, I’d almost always end up in tears during holiday gatherings with my extended family. Someone would make a comment that hit a little too close to home, and when I tried to stand ...
It’s rare that a single fly pattern can work every day and in every situation on a western trout stream, but I’d argue that Rim Chung’s RS2 Emerger comes pretty darn close. Rim’s personally tied RS2s ...
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