I WONDER - Could The Archaeopteryx Fly? Me Pregunto - Podía Volar El Archaeopteryx?

The video discusses the Archaeopteryx, highlighting its feather and wing design similar to modern birds. Scientists believe it glided more than flew, climbing trees and gliding between branches. It had a furcula, a bone aiding flight. Archaeopteryx is shown as a link between dinosaurs and modern birds, with some feathers being black.

What was the primary function of the feathers of Archaeopteryx?

• To attract mates

• To provide warmth

• To camouflage

• To aid in flight

How did Archaeopteryx primarily move from one place to another?

• By running

• By gliding

• By swimming

• By burrowing

What is the furcula, and why is it important?

• A scale for protection

• A bone that strengthens the chest during flight

• A type of feather for insulation

• A muscle for climbing

What evidence suggests that modern birds are descendants of dinosaurs?

• The fossil record showing similar features

• The structure of their wings

• The shape of their beaks

• The presence of scales

What color were some of the feathers of Archaeopteryx?

• Black

• Blue

• Red

• Green