Dinosaur of the Week Clip- Dromaeosaurus

This is the accompanying video clip for the dinosaur of the week of February 26, 2011. Although this is not Velociraptor, which is this weeks dinosaur, it is the same family and the first in the group to have been discovered leading to the family. Clip taken from the History Channel's (in this case History International) Jurassic Fight Club. All work goes to the History Channel (One of my favorite channels).

[@brundlefly]

I'm not sure about Dromaeosaurus in particular, but feather impressions and quill nobs have been found on a lot of its closest relatives.
As I understand it, it's generally assumed these days that all of these smaller therapods had feathers of some sort. And some of the larger ones too!

[@Siureivax]

Wow I love the Dromaeosaurus look like in here, with not to many feather and still have reptile scale, even that not as accurate as the real one.

[@shilukk4539]

ACTUALLY.... Some scientists think that T-rex might have hunted in packs.
And they also were pretty fast. Utahraptor was a large raptor,but it was still fast.

[@TheGreenTrain]

@TheThundermax Tyrannosaurus Rex

[@TheThundermax]

what dinosaur was that at the end attacking the Dromaeosaurus?

[@stilichoaurelian4]

fact small raptors hunt together fast and agile big dinosaurs like the t rex hunt by it self not agile and slow

[@auvar100]

how come scientist put a feather at him? i mean what's the proof?
no offense, i'm just curious..

[@Sankofa627]

t rex