Animals
Hot and Cold: Dinosaur Blood Couldn't Make Up its Mind
It seems that dinosaurs couldn't make up their minds. Neither were they cold-blooded like modern reptiles, nor warm-blooded like mammals and birds, but rather an in-between rarely seen nowadays, researchers say.
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