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Well I didn't go outside in the sun, didn't mow the lawns, but I did finally wash the dishes.

My poor house is falling to bits.

It's time for some Gordon's dry, yahoooooo
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It's been really fun hanging out with you guys today, if I didn't work we could do this every day, wouldn't that be awesome?⭐

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A massive blood thirsty turkey that is more adapted to a colder, dryer environment. Yes, the representation could be more colorful, but as feather pigmentation doesnt fossilize well, that is left up to the artists. Coloration would largely depend on its surrounding habitat and having less striking coloration would benefit the animals camouflage ability. In the case of whatever species this is, effective hiding from prey instead of hiding from predators.

I am partial to giant furry killing machines.

What is your fav giant furry killing machine? The brown bear?

So are you saying that they can tell with the fossils that these animals had feathers, just not what colour they were?

I bet the males would have had more impressive coloured feathers than the females at least, if any of them had bright colours.
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I feel like it depends on the dinosaur. Like a velociraptor would look cool but a stegosaurus would look weird with feathers.

All of the raptors look quite good with feathers, they are very bird like after all, and a lot of them hunted in packs -
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By the way, as you can see from this drawing, the velocioraptor wasn't that big, but if you had a pack of them chasing you then you'd probably be fucked.


A stegosaurus with feathers would certainly look cursed!
 
I feel like it depends on the dinosaur. Like a velociraptor would look cool but a stegosaurus would look weird with feathers.
Yes, the more birdlike, bipedal, the more likely it would have feathers. A species that feed on other dinosaurs and mammals would benefit from the layer of protection to maintain enough thermoregulation supporting quick sudden burst of energy. Herbivores wouldn't need that insulation because of their lower energy needs and sedate lifestyle, like the stegosaur. Location where the animal lived too would play a huge part in selecting for feathers. The age of the dinosaurs wasn't always hot and humid tropical, neither was their habitats. Feathers on carnivores yes, herbivores, no.
What is your fav giant furry killing machine? The brown bear?
Black bear, as black bears are the species I am most likely to encounter in the wild. I have not seen one during work, but sometimes come across poop and claw marks on trees. I would rather not either, because I have work to do and not waste time messing around with bears.
o are you saying that they can tell with the fossils that these animals had feathers, just not what colour they were?
Yes, feathers leave traces behind. Mostly as traces of carbon discoloration. This depends on the conditions of burial and fossilization.


FW, you are a lot better when you aren't raging at the Jews. Focus on you, not them.
 
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Yes, the more birdlike, bipedal, the more likely it would have feathers. A species that feed on other dinosaurs and mammals would benefit from the layer of protection to maintain enough thermoregulation supporting quick sudden burst of energy. Herbivores wouldn't need that insulation because of their lower energy needs and sedate lifestyle, like the stegosaur. Location where the animal lived too would play a huge part in selecting for feathers. The age of the dinosaurs wasn't always hot and humid tropical, neither was their habitats. Feathers on carnivores yes, herbivores, no.

Black bear, as black bears are the species I am most likely to encounter in the wild. I have not seen one during work, but sometimes come across poop and claw marks on trees. I would rather not either, because I have work to do and not waste time messing around with bears.

Yes, feathers leave traces behind. Mostly as traces of carbon discoloration. This depends on the conditions of burial and fossilization.


FW, you are a lot better when you aren't raging at the Jews. Focus on you, not them.

Thank you drip torch, I appreciate the advice. I'll try to focus on me more. I did have to get Jews out of my system in the post above as you can see^, we all have our vices.

Thermoregulation huh. I'm learning a lot of new words today.

So because carnivores need the energy at any moment to be able to kill and eat, and because they don't know when their next meal will be, they would need feathers to keep them warmer, where as herbivores spend all day long grazing so they don't need feathers.

I would imagine the immense bulk of a lot of the herbivores would help with heat as well? Some of those sauropods are so huge that they put whales to shame.

Wasn't it very warm back then? Even the poles had temperate forests from what I recall.

How do feathers leave a trace in rock? The individual feathers leave behind some kind of trace?


Black bears are quite timid usually aren't they? That's good that you have not run into one, the less bears you see the safer you are. And the signs of beer travel may scare other animals away from the area as well.


Beavers, and behind beavers is Grizzly's.

Utahraptor was the one in Jurassic Park and that's why people get them confused.

It'd be cool to see the feather's of arctic dinos.

Beavers are the master race, after all, not many animals build things. Well I guess some insects do, I'm not sure what that says really.

The Utahraptor was what JP used as the model for the raptor? I thought it was the impossible to spell and say Denonyciouis?

I don't think there was really an arctic back then, more of a cooler pine forest, but it would be really cool to see thick feathers on a large dinosaur in the snow. Probably be white to better blend in to the environment!:tumblr:

incase you think I'm OP with my memes, I'll make a meme for YOU the reader of this thread -
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I thought it was the impossible to spell and say Denonyciouis?
You're right I'm wrong. Maybe the Utahraptor was used in something else and I'm mixing it up. Utahraptor was a big raptor though.
it would be really cool to see thick feathers on a large dinosaur in the snow.
I hope that some of the arctic predators had bright feathers on the males like you said. I think that would make a cool image. I know it's probably not the case there but it'd be cool to see.

I think the colors of what dinos could have been is such an interesting topic.
I also like spinosaurus because it's so weird. It seems every year they go back and forth on how that dino lived it's life, what it looked like, and what it did.

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I did have to get Jews out of my system
I hate politicians (which if you want to lump them in with Jews, Elites, etc, go ahead) enough to fedpost. But I am not going to let the fuckers take my sanity and sense of self. Even over medical issues, and yes, I have those. As a half crazy, pissed off veteran, its just a part of life. This gives me something to fight for, even if its just for myself.
So because carnivores need the energy at any moment to be able to kill and eat, and because they don't know when their next meal will be, they would need feathers to keep them warmer, where as herbivores spend all day long grazing so they don't need feathers.

I would imagine the immense bulk of a lot of the herbivores would help with heat as well? Some of those sauropods are so huge that they put whales to shame.

Wasn't it very warm back then? Even the poles had temperate forests from what I recall.

How do feathers leave a trace in rock? The individual feathers leave behind some kind of trace?


Black bears are quite timid usually aren't they? That's good that you have not run into one, the less bears you see the safer you are. And the signs of beer travel may scare other animals away from the area as well.
Were dinosaurs cold or warm blooded? Probably, maybe? That's where science doesn't have all the answers maybe this will never be known, science is like that sometimes. Warm periods would favor cold blooded species, cooler periods would favor warm blooded one. You to have to remember that dinosaurs were round a long time, the climate would change drastically over time.

Yes, the poles did have temperate climates from time to time. Which would have experienced cold nights and sometimes a freeze and snow, not getting hot in the summer either. Night and day was 6 months long too. Thats a long time without being able to warm up in the sun. (I highly recommend you do this. Sunlight is free, enjoy it before they geoengineer it away).

Feathers in fossils are somewhat like plant fossils, all that is there is a stain different color and shape, maybe some super thin carbon.

Black bears do avoid human interaction, unless they feel they, their cubs and den are threated. Blacks bears like to den in hollow trees. If I have to inspect a tree that is big enough to house a bear, I am in the danger zone. There is a non-zero chance of this happening. Ive been rushed by a angry mother river otter ,and have had other wildlife encounters that would make you shit your pants.

Wildlife tries is best to avoid everyone else if they can. Constant fighting is a waste of energy. (Another piece of Nature's wisdom to take to heart)

Be nice to @Trombonista! Being a tard wrangler is a hard job and she is one the nicest people here.

I maybe an asshole, but I am not 100% a dick.
 
The Utahraptor was what JP used as the model for the raptor? I thought it was the impossible to spell and say Denonyciouis?
It was Deinonychus. Crichton based the raptors on it to a T but he used the name "velociraptor" literally because it sounded cooler.

Utahraptor was found shortly after the movie released I think. It was closer in size the model used in the movie so people say it's a closer match.
 
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You are a kind and good person deep down with a lot of intense troubles and issues that youve never really been taught how to cope with. I can only imagine how many more out there are living in the same way.
That's how I feel about Forsaken deep down. He can be ridiculous sure, but I do not view him as malicious unless proven otherrwise.
 
Fuck there is almost only 1 month left of winter, the long streak of frosty mornings will end one day, one day the sun's warmth will be strong again.

You're right I'm wrong. Maybe the Utahraptor was used in something else and I'm mixing it up. Utahraptor was a big raptor though.

I hope that some of the arctic predators had bright feathers on the males like you said. I think that would make a cool image. I know it's probably not the case there but it'd be cool to see.

I think the colors of what dinos could have been is such an interesting topic.
I also like spinosaurus because it's so weird. It seems every year they go back and forth on how that dino lived it's life, what it looked like, and what it did.

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It would be cool to see dinosaurs that can extend an frill of colourful feathers around their neck to make themselves look bigger. Jurrassic peacock.

If the feathers were coloured for camo, then I guess an artic dinosaur would look like this -
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The spinosaurus sitaution is so all over the show it's almost schitzo. From what I remember a bombing raid blew up the only known skeleton in Egypt and that is why they don't know much about what it was like?

They think it was either like a carnosaur and up right on two feet, or it was like a crocodile that was on all fours and it's tail slithered on the ground. In that case, I guess it would be like the thuglife Dimetrodon from the very early era of the dinosaurs-
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Least JP3 didn't make the spino the size of the tower of babylon like Dino Crisis 2 did to the giganto (which I fucking swear that new JP movie stole ideas from Dino Crisis 1/2, is it just me?)
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You are a kind and good person deep down with a lot of intense troubles and issues that youve never really been taught how to cope with. I can only imagine how many more out there are living in the same way.

Aw fat rat, that is so kind of you to say : ) You are a kind and good person too. I have been left alone to be miserable and retarted and it's made me a very bitter person. There are a lot of people in the sewers with me.

It was Deinonychus. Crichton based the raptors on it to a T but he used the name "velociraptor" literally because it sounded cooler.

Utahraptor was found shortly after the movie released I think. It was closer in size the model used in the movie so people say it's a closer match.

Ah that was the one. Which to be fair to Crichton, I think at the time there was confusion if the velo was a different species or baby deinos? They had found a fossilized nest I think.

Oh yeah you and @Cheesy Beavy are right, the utahraptor is by the closest to the movie raptors. Those smaller raptors would still be very dangerous, it would be like a heard of cats attacking you.
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There are so many dinosaurs attacking this person at once that it could only be the enemy of all nature herself -

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They all look great with feathers.

forsaken the mods are silencing me again i need your help
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@slungus22 Damn, the jannies are at it again. They only just banned you? And now they are sweeping it up again? What happened?

Also since when was Francis York Morgan a janny?

I hope you are doing okay Slungus, there are a lot of haters on your tail right now.

That's how I feel about Forsaken deep down. He can be ridiculous sure, but I do not view him as malicious unless proven otherrwise.

That is deep, thanks Lovely Kin. I'm like a garbage truck, I have a lot of dents and I might smell of apple cores, but I try to get the job done.



Now I must eat breakfast and get some warm bell tea in me

@Drip Torch Based, it is the natural order of things to want to fedpost about the day of the rope when it comes to politicians. They are all greasy snakes that only care about making their 1 million dollar salary magically a 50 million dollar one.

It would be nice if the government could just leave us alone right? The country would keep running without them.

We always think of dinosaurs as being cold blooded lizards, but if they were somehow living in frosty pine forests in the poles without sunlight for 6 months at a time then perhaps they were warm blooded and had very warm feathers.

Although birds and their feathers don't look very warm and insulated, I have no idea how they keep warm with their little hairless stick feet.

If the imprint of feathers are in the rock around the fossilized bones of dinosaurs, why did it take so long for people to come up with the theory that dinosaurs had feathers?

What are you meant to do if a mother black bear is in the tree and isn't happy to see you? Try to look big and imposing?

I've never had any dangerous wildlife encounters that I can think of, there is not a lot to worry about in the wild here. I did come across two lion fish in the tropics but they were pretty chill.

Tromb has to answer all of the questions on who was banned, what post was deleted, and why, it must be a lot of extra work.

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Can't you just be genuine for once? There must be an actual YHWH within you somewhere that we can speak to?
You're on Kiwi Farms. This is not the place for genuine heartfelt confessions and I unsure how much more kindness you could expect from me. I have been exceedingly kind already.

Still, I suspect that we're on this website for different reasons. I'm here for entertainment while you want to socialize. Instead, I'd recommend being genuine with your family, friends and associates.
Also since when was Francis York Morgan a janny?
Worse, he's a glowie.
 
What are you meant to do if a mother black bear is in the tree and isn't happy to see you? Try to look big and imposing?
If it's a black bear you can punch it in the face and it'll run away, they're not that aggressive.
If it's a brown bear you should play dead and say your prayers - you may even finish one before it pounds you into hamburger.
If it's a polar bear you need to shoot it with a rifle from 100 yards or you're dead no matter what
If it's Malay sunbear you can get it hooked on alcohol and then enslave it to dance for you
If it's a panda bear the CCP is coming for you for panda assault (they don't care if the panda started it).
 
If it's a polar bear you need to shoot it with a rifle from 100 yards or you're dead no matter what
Polar bears are fucking assholes and the primary reason for why the Arctic is unliveable. The environment can be adapted to but polar bears are goddamn relentless. They often enjoy protection too in places like Svalbard so you can't shoot them willy-nilly.
 
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If it's a brown bear you should play dead and say your prayers - you may even finish one before it pounds you into hamburger.
Apparently this isn't always true... depending on the circumstances. You shouldn't immediately drop to the ground with no immediate threat. At first encounter, a brown bear may bluff charge (intimidate), in which case it's imperative that you stand your ground and try to make yourself big and loud to scare them off. Once a real attack starts, that's when you lie down. It won't stop the attack, it's mostly to protect your head and organs once it starts going to town on you. If it still doesn't relent, you must fight back. You're fighting for your life at that point.
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When a bear bluff charges, it will have its head and ears up and forward. The bear will puff itself up to look bigger. It will bound on its front paws toward you (moving in big leaps), but then stop short or veer off to one side. Often bears retreat after a bluff charge, or they may vocalize loudly.


If you can see a bluff charge is about to happen, slowly back away while waving your arms above your head, and speak to the bear in a calm voice. When the bear charges you, hold your ground and stay calm. After the bear charges, slowly retreat while keeping an eye on the bear. Let the bear know that you’re a human, and that you aren’t a threat. Continue to speak to the bear in a calm voice and make it clear that you are a human.


Do NOT run during a bluff charge, it may trigger the bear to attack. Stand your ground. Be ready for the bear to make contact in case the charge is not a bluff charge. Know how to protect and defend yourself in case the bear turns aggressive.

Aggressive charges are very dangerous. Bears may yawn or clack their teeth, and pound their front paws on the ground while huffing—these are warning signs. These behaviors indicate that a bear is stressed, and it may be getting ready to charge. It will have its head down and ears pointed back, and the bear will come at you like a freight train. Be ready to protect and defend yourself!

  • If a black bear charges and attacks you, FIGHT BACK WITH EVERYTHING YOU HAVE! Do not play dead. Direct punches and kicks at the bear’s face, and use any weapon like rocks, branches, or bear spray to defend yourself.
  • If a grizzly/brown bear charges and attacks you, PLAY DEAD. Do not fight back!Cover your head and neck with your hands and arms. Lay flat on your stomach, and spread your legs apart. Keep your pack on, it will help protect you during an attack. Stay still and don’t make any noise—you’re trying to convince the bear that you aren’t a threat to it or its cubs. Do not get up right away because the bear may still be in the area. Wait several minutes until you are sure that the bear is gone.
    • Fighting back during an attack from a grizzly/brown bear will usually worsen the attack, but if the attack persists, then fight back with everything you have!

Of course all this relies on someone's ability to remain calm in front of a damn GRIZZLY BEAR. Even more so to recall exact instructions they saw on the interwebs dat wun time.

Polar bears are fucking assholes and the primary reason for why the Arctic is unliveable. The environment can be adapted to but polar bears are goddamn relentless. They often enjoy protection too in places like Svalbard so you can't shoot them willy-nilly.
Who the fuck is trying to live in the Arctic anyway? Diaperboorean try-hards, that's who.
 
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