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Feather Preserved in Dinosaur Dung Could Explain Why Birds Survived Mass Extinction

A feather preserved inside dinosaur dung could help explain why birds survived the mass extinction that wiped out most life on Earth. Specifically, it could explain whether it prepared a certain lineage of birds to weather the unnatural winter that followed in the wake of the asteroid impact. Scientists at the Field Museum of Chicago […]

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A team of paleontologists discovered an anatomically modern feather inside a coprolith—fossilized heces—of a theropod, probably a young specimen of tyrannosaur, found at the Hell Creek site in Montana, United States. The finding, published in Current Biology magazine, confirms that this type of plumage had already developed 66 million years ago in lineages of birds that ended up dying out. Research suggests that the key to the survival of certai…

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Potosinoticias.com broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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