Feather in Dinosaur Poop May Explain Bird Survival - 09/21/2026
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Fossilized remains of a bird have been found in a dinosaur poop. A discovery that would allow a better understanding of the disappearance or non-disappearance of certain species ...
An extremely well preserved bird feather from the dinosaur era was found inside a fossilized piece of dinosaur feces - revealing how some species of birds may have escaped extinction. Read more (09/21/2026
Illustrative image Photo: PexelsBird feather of the age of dinosaurs is found in coprolyte and helps explain survival of birds
The fossil was first discovered in 2016 at Hell Creek Formation in Montana; scientists say they have evidence that thermal insulation has left some species of birds less vulnerable to extinction.
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