Your child’s “Velociraptor” may have looked more like a giant ground bird than a movie monster. 🦖 FACT: Fossilized quill knobs on a Velociraptor forearm show it had long feathers attached to its arms. It was still flightless those arms weren’t built to launch a turkey-sized predator into the sky. THEORY: The feathers may have helped with warmth, display, or covering eggs. Scientists are still working out the exact job. Ask your family’s dino expert: feathers for fashion, warmth, or nest duty? Save this for dinner-table dino trivia, then explore the free Hello Hybrid Dino Pack: https://fossilflickshq.gumroad.com/l/HelloHybrid #DinoTok #DinosaurFacts #Paleontology #ScienceForKids #FossilFlicksHQ - @dinogigglesdaily