¿T. rex tenía plumas? (Video especial 100,000 suscriptores)
Channel: Palaeos
Date: 12/07/2021

¡Hemos vuelto! Y volvimos en grande...

Esta vez les tenemos el video más pedido del canal: el video donde expliquemos si el famoso Tyrannosaurus rex era escamoso o emplumado. Y desde luego, este tenía que ser sí o sí, un especial.

Y qué mejor forma de celebrar que aprovechando que recién llegamos a la meta de los 100,000 suscriptores en el canal. MUCHAS GRACIAS a todos los que, con su apoyo han hecho de este, el espacio que es actualmente. Y como queremos seguir creciendo, aprovechamos para presentarles brevemente nuestro Patreon. Así que, no esperen más, porque tenemos muchas cosas qué compartir y que serán exclusivas.

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