Introducing Piumalinux, a Distribution Light as a Feather

Introducing Piumalinux, a Distribution Light as a Feather

This Linux distribution is based on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin)

  • History
  • By Dan Talpalariu
  • October 9th, 2008
The Microraptor Was a Four-Winged Flying Dino

The Microraptor Was a Four-Winged Flying Dino

The Velociraptor's relative further proves birds' evolution from dinosaurs

Dinosaur Era Feather Reveals Its Colors

Dinosaur Era Feather Reveals Its Colors

New technique revealing fossil coloring patterns developed at Yale

  • Sci Pry
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • March 17th, 2008
6 Things Explaining Birds' Flight

6 Things Explaining Birds' Flight

They do it better

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • March 12th, 2008
The Oldest Feather Ever: 100 Million Years Old!

The Oldest Feather Ever: 100 Million Years Old!

Preserved in amber

  • Nature
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • February 1st, 2008
Male Hummingbirds Sing with Their Tails for Sex

Male Hummingbirds Sing with Their Tails for Sex

The sounds are not vocal

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • November 8th, 2007
Did the First Birds 'Take off' from the Ground?

Did the First Birds 'Take off' from the Ground?

The claw clue

  • Sci Pry
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • October 3rd, 2007
Top 10 Feathered Dinosaurs

Top 10 Feathered Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs or birds?

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • September 21st, 2007
New Study Proves It: The Velociraptor Was Feathered

New Study Proves It: The Velociraptor Was Feathered

Dinosaurs were just like birds

  • History
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • September 7th, 2007
New Mini-Dinosaur Explains How Birds Evolved from Dinosaurs

New Mini-Dinosaur Explains How Birds Evolved from Dinosaurs

The Mahakala

The Longest Tail: The Onagadori Cocks

The Longest Tail: The Onagadori Cocks

The result of three mutations

The Largest Feathered Creature Ever

The Largest Feathered Creature Ever

An ostrich-like rhino-sized dinosaur

Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers?

Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers?

An opposite opinion

  • Nature
  • By Stefan Anitei
  • April 6th, 2007
Females Choose the Best, Not the Most Handsome Males

Females Choose the Best, Not the Most Handsome Males

Natural selection, not sexual selection, in swallows' tail