>literally EVERY skin impression known, from all the possible body parts show SCALES
Redditors:
>i MUST add at least SOME feathers to this animal, or Trump gonna win 'n sheit!!!

>>5021301 (OP)
No mention of the fact that they have blue paint on their faces or how individuals of the same species somehow have entirely different colours ranging beyond just sex like they're cartoon characters?

>>5021303
Do you not know what polymorphism is?

>T-rex
It's T. rex.

>>5021303

>>5021303

>>5021327
>using miniscule birds as an analogue for 10+m long megafauna
According to this shit you picked off reddit you would have elephants of every colour of the rainbow

>>5021330
>using miniscule birds as an analogue for 10+m long megafauna
Yes, and?

>you picked off reddit
I got it from Google, but more specifically this study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330365465_New_sightings_of_melanistic_Green_Herons_Butorides_virescens_in_the_Caribbean_suggest_overlooked_polymorphism

>you would have elephants of every colour of the rainbow
Nice hyperbole, but no.

>>5021312
Evidence for polymorphism in albertosaurus?
Saying it should have X trait without evidence because none closely related creatures have it is lobotomite levels of retarded.

>>5021322
This is zebra tier. Wher is the rgb face paint.

A giant ambush predator would not have garish blue markings on it's face
>b-but
It wouldn't, paleofags need to actually go outside and look at living animals for reference already

>>5021350
>how individuals of the same species somehow have entirely different colours ranging beyond just sex like they're cartoon characters
Anon implied that animals of the same species can't have different colors outside of sexual dimorphism, which is blatantly wrong considering polymorphism exists. Albertosaurus having or not having polymorphism is irrelevant to that statement

Man's getting upset about a dinosaur in a tv show for toddlers

Are the Redditors in the room with us right now?

>>5021330
Unlike many large mammals, all dinosaurs likely saw more colors than even we do. Both crocodiles and birds see in color, and so do other reptiles, so dinosaurs definitely did see in color.
>>5021368
As long as it can catch prey and live on to breed, a trait will be passed along even if it doesn't harm or help.
Predator colors can vary broadly just as long as it doesn't hinder their success. (Tigers get away with that color since their prey sees it as green)

Komodo dragons also have faint but colorful iridescence.

>>5021303
Quick lads post your favorite blue-faced animals

>>5021581
Sadly yes but not me. >>5021582

>>5021584
The diference is that it actually looks cool and appealing here

>>5021581
:0

>>5021584
>comparing a monkey to a giant predatory reptile
Do paleotroons even know real animals?

>>5021583
According to your logic crocodiles should be bright purple because they see colour
Also using the komodo dragon as a comparison just makes the Nu-WWD design look like garish cartoon trash more and more

>>5021583
>Komodo dragons also have faint but colorful iridescence
They’re not iridescent at all

>>5021583
But that coloring makes sense because they live in jungles where greens and oranges are aplenty, and this they are camouflaged. Where in the t rex's habitat could you find neon colors that would be useful for camouflage? Having those colors would make it stick out like a sore thumb unless their prey had dichromatic vision

>>5021339
You can't prove elephants AREN'T rainbow colors. Therefore they are.

>>5021692
Notice how the bullshit logic featherniggers use for dinosaurs supposedly based on (cherrypicked) living animals is never applied to OTHER living animals? Weird. It's almost like they know they're just making shit up.

A consensus of paleontologists agrees that birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs. The scenario for this hypothesis is that early theropod dinosaurs were endothermic, and evolved simple filamentous feathers for insulation. These feathers later increased in size and complexity and then adapted to aerodynamic uses. Ample evidence for this hypothesis has been found in the fossil record, specifically for such dinosaurs as Kulindadromeus, Sinosauropteryx, Caudipteryx, Microraptor and many others.

>>5021301 (OP)
The skin impressions are tiny and small "elephant hair" proto-feathers do not fossilize well. Opinion disregarded.

>>5021887
>A consensus of paleontologists agrees
Any time a group of "scientiests" has to get together to "declare" something, that means it's 100% false. Science doesn't have to protest this much. If it's right it simply is. Opinions don't matter. Propaganda doesn't matter.

>>5021916
>Any time a group of "scientiests" has to get together to "declare" something, that means it's 100% false
This never happened

>>5021917
he wishes scientists would make public declarations of truth so he could fight against them.
instead he's left looking stupid because he doesn't understand science isn't in the business of handing out truth. He's punching at ghosts that don't exist. Truly a wasted life.

>>5021919
Stop talking to yourself, trannybot.

>>5021887
>9/10 scientists say the COVID vaccine is safe and effective

>>5021923
>9/10 doctors recommend cigarette brand X.

>>5021923
Because it is safe and effective. Just because your IQ has more in common with a house thermostat, and you cant comprehend basic statistics and what that implies doesn't mean its not true.

>>5021926
Oh no no no

>>5021926
Bruh you got 5 untested vaccines from the company responsible for the largest lawsuit in human history for putting asbestos in baby powder. Sit the fuck down and shut the fuck up.

>>5021930
That's the fun part, I didn't, I fucking hate needles, live alone and autism demands I act like a neurotic germophobe. So I just let the whole fiasco blow over.

I'm just not retarded enough to ignore the hundreds of millions of people who got the vaccine and are perfectly fine and healthy. As opposed to the relative handful of cases of the vaccine causing ill affects.

But please do go on about how I'm some woke reddit libtard tranny, who got 50 doses of pfizer to own the chuds...

>>5021933
No, now that just makes you an autist (retard) that believes what he's told despite the fact that it literally wasn't safe and effective.

>>5021933
Go, engagement bot, go! I'm replying ovah heuh. I'm postin' ovah heuh!.

>>5021692
>According to your logic crocodiles should be bright purple because they see colour
>all dinos are ambush predators

>>5021887
Aren't feathers an ancestral trait for all dinosaurs?