**Archaeopteryx had a size and general shape similar to a magpie, with broad, curved wings formed by a row of feathers along the front limbs and lacking feathers on over half of its hind limbs. It also had thin feathers covering its entire body, resembling features found in modern birds. However, it differed from modern birds in that it had sharp teeth in its jaw, three clawed fingers with hooked claws, and a long bony tail. Archaeopteryx is also famous for being a dinosaur, related to the fearsome T. rex, which had knife-like teeth measuring up to 14cm in length and a powerful jaw capable of crushing bones. It had well-developed vision and sense of smell and is thought to have lived in small groups. This combination of features from both birds and dinosaurs make Archaeopteryx a unique and fascinating creature.** - Image #1 <@1099542282945966130>
Archaeopteryx had a size and general shape similar to a magpie, with broad, curved wings formed by a row of feathers along the front limbs and lacking feathers on over half of its hind limbs. It also had thin feathers covering its entire body, resembling features found in modern birds. However, it differed from modern birds in that it had sharp teeth in its jaw, three clawed fingers with hooked claws, and a long bony tail. Archaeopteryx is also famous for being a dinosaur, related to the fearsome T. rex, which had knifelike teeth measuring up to 14cm in length and a powerful jaw capable of crushing bones. It had welldeveloped vision and sense of smell and is thought to have lived in small groups. This combination of features from both birds and dinosaurs make Archaeopteryx a unique and fascinating creature.