Microraptor ate birds

Adam Khor

Probably not exclusively, of course; what I mean is that the remains of one were found in a Microraptor's belly:

http://www.economist.com/node/21538077

A paleontologist says that this is further proof of Microraptor's arboreal habits; I too believe it was arboreal but, that it ate birds is not necessarily proof for that. I mean, house cats catch birds and they dont live in trees all the time.

Allosaur

Adam Khor wrote: »

Probably not exclusively, of course; what I mean is that the remains of one were found in a Microraptor's belly:

http://www.economist.com/node/21538077

A paleontologist says that this is further proof of Microraptor's arboreal habits; I too believe it was arboreal but, that it ate birds is not necessarily proof for that. I mean, house cats catch birds and they dont live in trees all the time.

My neighbour's did.

Now it lives inside my dog.

Galvasean

I guess this discovery proves that in the case of some dinosaurs....




















































.....you are what you eat! :pac:

Mickeroo

Galvasean