Q What might Avimimus have used its feathers for?
- A Flying long distances
- B Regulating body temperature or attracting mates
- C Swimming underwater
B Regulating body temperature or attracting mates
Avimimus had feathers, but it is thought to have been unable to fly.
Its feathers may have helped regulate body temperature or served as display structures to attract mates during courtship.
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