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  Misleading title. 
  Reuters' title gives the impression that fossils containing evidence of feathered dinosaurs were found.
  Unless I missed it somehow, the article doesn't talk about finding any evidence of feathers at all. 
  The megaraptor remains they found "also include some unusual remains of unenlagia, velociraptor-like dinosaurs which likely lived covered in feathers."
  Knock it off with the ambiguous click-bait titles, Reuters. You're better than that.
context: Beware of the feathered harbinger of death known only as the megaraptor not to be mistaken with the velociraptor who is a tiny chicken. >
  
  Megaraptors aren't dromaeosaurs (raptors), (they may have been feathered, but this is unclear). They are a medium sized type of dinosaur with a large sickle claw on their hand (similar to Baryonychine spinosaurs, Noasaurs and Neovenatorids... it appears many dinosaurs had hand claws). The featherd dionsaur being referred to is the Dromaeosaur Unenlagia >
  
  Dinos go "rawr!" >
  
  Many dinosaurs, such as Hadrosaurs, probably went "honk" >
  
  That does give Jurassic park a less intense vibe. >
  
  You have obviously never met a goose >
  
  I've been terrorised by a few Canadian goose on my time. Honestly moose park would be just as majestic and terrifying. Probably couldn't have made it into the kitchen though.