Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers? Community Debate | FriendZone
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The FriendZone | Make Friends & Chat ⋅ Active Social Fun ⋅ Chill ⋅ VC community recently sparked a lively debate regarding dinosaur anatomy and their evolutionary link to modern birds. Members shared thoughts on whether dinosaurs were reptilian or feathered, comparing them to chickens and discussing the scientific evidence found in fossils. This conversation highlights the fun, curious, and engaging atmosphere that defines the daily interactions within our social server.
What do y'all think
I know that information and it actually makes sense now bc i could look at chickens and see dinosaurs
What if they were chubby
I think dinosaurs had a lot of fat
They have tails....
And rocket engines
Rocket engine??
I know only tail
Yeah I sometimes think of it like a fluffy dinosaur
Were there dinosaurs 
I thought it's science fairytale
There is real bones in real museums
I'm pretty sure we had dinasours

Really, flesh Nd blood too?
Bruh
Well, the past is the past
Nah just bone
Pretty sure no scientist saw one
Hmm you're right
But based on their species
I don't think feathers were part of them
They were reptilians
Hnmn
But chickens do have feathers which is considered similar to dinasours
Chickens are birds
Unless some dinosaurs were big birds
I like it thank you for the info
Well. I don't know, just what I think. Not really into those kind of research
nothing substantial to add except that they would look very majestic and magnificent
Dinosaurs are the ancestors of the chickens