Groundbreaking new science is changing everything we know about how dinosaurs looked, moved, and lived. A fierce but fluffy Tyrannosaurus rex. A Velociraptor that was more turkey than terror. An armored dinosaur that used camouflage rather than brute force to survive. Over the past few years, a dazzling array of fossil finds, coupled with advances in technology, have dramatically revised our pictures of even the most iconic dinosaur species.
Scientists have learned more about the ancient animals in the last 25 years than in the previous 250—from the color of their skin and feathers to how they lived and evolved.
New fossil discoveries and the most detailed analysis yet of Dilophosaurus have produced the first clear picture of what the crested dinosaur really looked like.
Manuel Canales, NGM Staff; Patricia Healy. Art: Davide Bonadonna. Sources: Caleb Marshall Brown and Donald Henderson, Royal Tyrell Museum of Palaeontology; Jakob Vinther; C. R. Scotese, Paleomap Project
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