@natgeo: Don't let its stubby arms fool you—Koleken inakayali was an ambush predator from the abelisaurid family that once thrived in the Southern Hemisphere. Named by National Geographic Explorer Diego Pol and colleagues, Koleken inakayali's tiny forelimbs continue to puzzle experts. Learn more about Koleken inakayali at the 🔗 in bio.

chilli1327🇨🇦 :

Why couldn't it simply bee that they were evolving and didn't really use them, so they were slowly disappearing? Make sense to me...

factualreset :

why we still showing featherless dinos?

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🔒Daborlock🌀 89045 :

thats carnotaur

dbqp :

wouldn’t their thighs have to be like … insanely huge ?

🇧🇿 belizeanfamilyfelife :

.T rex rn

Zoé 🇨🇦🇫🇷 :

Using them for balance.. same as ostriches 🙄

Iguarán👍 :

Why

buuudis :

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Dinosaurios todavía existen?

Sun Wukong :

ɔiɿɘᎸꙅoƚɒɿƚꙄ ɔiɿƎ :

Xemit :

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Blues_hues_me :

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