アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 5月28日 01時26分

Today’s #FossilFriday is one of the most famous non-bird dinosaurs in the world. Recognize it? It’s Velociraptor, best known for a star turn in the movie Jurassic Park. The look and behavior of the movie-version Velociraptor was actually based on Deinonychus, a much larger and more terrifying creature. But the name Velociraptor was more dramatic and easier to say, and thus a star was born.
This Hollywood star has many features that mark it as a close relative of modern birds. The bird-like traits of Velociraptor included hinged ankles, swivel-jointed wrists, and a furcula, or wishbone. The animal’s feet are bird-like, too, with three forward-facing toes—though a horny sheath would have covered the toe and finger bones you see, doubling their size.
AMNH/M.Ellison

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