Feathered spino and Carcharodontosaurus

[Scanova the Carnotaurus]

Now, i read this book that was made last year and I came across the picture that did suprise me. Carcharodontosaurus and spinosaurus with feathers. Now they werent covered head-to-toe like some rex in some movie that I will not go into detail about, but they were were feathered nontheless. The spino had the fan of feathers on his arm and a ridge of feathers on his head and neck. Carcharodontosaurus was more feathered with them on his back, tail, head, neck, and arms. The body and legs were scaly. What do u guys think about this?

[Talonblaze]

Feathers seem to be all the rage these days.

[Scanova the Carnotaurus]

Originally posted by Talonblaze:

Feathers seem to be all the rage these days. :cfacepalm:

i get that but i didnt relise people would take it THAT far. I mean ive never ever seen something professional like a book actually make spino with feathers.

[Saedraverse]

Unprofessional in my opinion since neither group that both dinos belong to have any evedince of feathers. At least with Rex theres a few relatives to suggest it had feathers to a degree.

[Shrew]

Feathered Spinos look sh*tty

[Scanova the Carnotaurus]

Originally posted by JediSpectre117:

Unprofessional in my opinion since neither group that both dinos belong to have any evedince of feathers. At least with Rex theres a few relatives to suggest it had feathers to a degree.

yet the rex and giganotosaurus pictures didnt have feathers....

[Toarcian]

Are you kidding a feathered spino i Would Realy like to see a feathered rex but spino whit featherds . . . Man . . . Just a BIG fat NO