Scientists have made an unusual discovery inside fossilised dinosaur droppings: a bird feather. These ancient droppings are 66 million years old. The waste is linked to a Tyrannosaur, a fearsome predator. This preserved feather is rare, showing amazing detail. It provides a clear glimpse into what the dinosaur ate. The meal included a bird, as shown by the feather. It could shed light on how certain feathered birds made it through. The details appear in a newly published study. It offers a snapshot of a predator and its prey.
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