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Never mind Sesame Street. One of the world's most renowned fossil hunters has discovered the original Big Bird -- a partly-feathered dinosaur, believed to be a distant cousin of modern birds, that weighed 3,100-pounds and stood nearly 26 feet tall.

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    ahkaela1 year, 4 months ago

    hm-m-m makes dragons sound more & more likely

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      ClickHere1 year, 4 months ago

      Is it really a 31 feets bird? :O or a real dinosaur?

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        foksipayne1 year, 4 months ago

        Well, the article did not say anything about wings, just a beak and feathers on it's arms.

        very interesting, to say the least...

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        Unashamed1 year, 4 months ago

        The discovery of Gigantoraptor appears to upset prevailing evolutionary theories that dinosaurs grew smaller and smaller as they became more bird-like, according to Xu, a paleontologist with China's Academy of Sciences.

        "Dinosaur evolution is a complicated process," he said.

        I thought scientists had evolution all figured out. This "scientific fact" seems to be always evolving.

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          Tangent0011 year, 4 months ago

          Who ever said science had evolution 'all figured out'?

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        itsme21 year, 4 months ago

        Thats the beauty of science it is like a living thing itself. It is always changing.

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