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Feathered Dinosaurs and Hollywood Fictions | Toronto News
Dinosaurs are getting a feathered makeover in the new movie The End of Oak Street, and science is surprisingly on board—mostly. Fueled by fossil discoveries like Sinosauropteryx prima, the film nails the feathery truth for many species, especially those close to birds. But it also throws in wild inventions: a legless aquatic monster, furry sauropods (probably too hot for that), and mating scenes that look more like dogs than 50-ton beasts. While the sex scene is pure Hollywood guesswork, the feathers? That’s real science finally hitting the big screen. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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