But this new fossil, of a carnivorous dinosaur called a dromesaur, shows the first evidence that dinosaurs may at some point in their lives have been covered with true feathers, like those we see on ...

The Unesco-listed garment is proudly worn from Indonesia to Malaysia, its name revealing centuries of cultural exchange with ...

The 3-foot-long, 5.5-pound dinosaur was covered in large feathers from its arms down to its tail. In life, the feathered tail would have been “frond-like”, but unlike any other troodontid ...

Paleontologists examined feathers from three ancient animals, including a 125 million-year-old nonavian dinosaur called Sinornithosaurus found in China; a 125 million-year-old early bird, also ...

Though flight ready, the beast's tail feathers may or may not have been used for flying, said the researchers who found the exceptional specimen, a roughly 3.6-foot-long (1.1 meters) dinosaur, in ...

The fossil find further suggests that Microraptor, which lived 120 million years ago, may have shed only a few feathers at a time — just like modern songbirds, researchers report July 16 in ...

Pterosaurs May Have Had Vibrant Feathers Like Modern Birds. Researchers say different colors on the flying reptiles were a possible means of communication, and may indicate a common ancestor with ...

Model May Siu Lim in Madhushah Samy. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI. Inspired by the colourful flower motifs seen in kebaya from the 1960s and 1970s, design student Madhushah Samy breathed new life into the ...

This ongoing transformation ensures that Nyonya Kebaya remains a vibrant part of Malaysian culture. Indeed, Nyonya kebaya was once only worn during special occasions such as Chinese New Year, the ...

The kebaya, widely worn by women in Southeast Asia, has been nominated for inscription on the Unesco intangible cultural heritage list by four countries. Indonesians have cried foul.