The remains of a two-legged meat-eating predator that roamed the Earth at the dawn of dinosaurs have been uncovered in an ancient bone bed by fossil hunters.
The feathered beast, named Tawa hallae, was the size of a large dog and sported a long neck and tail, a slender snout, and sharp, curved teeth to catch and kill its prey.
Source : guardian.co.uk
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/dec/10/tawa-hallae-feathered-theropod-mexico
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