#i want a deinonychus as pet im sure itd work out well

adam-loves-dinosaurs:

that-turtle-has-a-suitcase:

adam-loves-dinosaurs:

asdthatsme:

adam-loves-dinosaurs:

adam-loves-dinosaurs:

Another quick reminder since i start seeing people saying “UwU both are good” in the tags and reblogs.

Ian Malcolm probably has this on a PowerPoint somewhere.

Ok now this is an off topic reply i can get behind.

I’m okay with the feathers but I still want it to have hands

I will note that “wanting” isn’t really an applicable sentiment when it comes to scientific facts, things are how they are regardless of if you want it or not, however you’ll be happy to know that dromaeosaurs did have hands, in fact, the primaries specifically grow out of the second finger, which still exists in birds today (seen in yellow on the diagram below, note how the first finger, while small, is also still present). 

( Source: Velociraptor Skeletal by Scott Hartman )

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The hands would basically be under the wing feathers, with the first finger peeking out in some poses.

( Source: Deinonychus by Gabriel Ugueto )

As a matter of fact, you can actually see the claws on @alphynix​‘s Utahraptor (which i regrettably didn’t credit back then, this post is very old) 

( Source: Utahraptor by Alphynix )

However if you mean feathers stopping at the wrist like some sort of strange cowboy jacket sleeves, then, just, don’t. No.