This article would be interesting, if it weren't so damn confusing.

[Serpentine]

"Platypus Dinosaur" Unearthed in China (http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/705015/platypus-dinosaur-unearthed-in-china)

I was all, "oooo, a platypus in China?! That's gotta freak out some biogeographic scientists!" and then I sort of went, "wait, dinosaur? Wingspan?! What the hell is this thing? :smallconfused:"

[Ethrael]

It either means that the breadth between it's two arms was 16 metres or this platypus had wiiiings!!!!!

I always thought they had flippers. :smallbiggrin:

[_Zoot_]

Great, as if i didn't have enough to worry about what with drop bears and hoop snakes now it's FLYING PLATYPUS!!!!

Some one really needs to make a picture of that:smallbiggrin:

[Avilan the Grey]

Seems like a mistranslation to me.
First of all, Duck Billed dinosaurs does not look anything like a Platypus, but I also suspect that the "wingspan" is really supposed to be "Length". The correlation between the height and length seems about right for a two-legged dinosaur (9 meters height, 16 meters long including tail).

[Ghastly Epigram]

Archaeopteryx? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx)

[DigoDragon]

Maybe they had Red Bull back then? :smallsmile: