A Four-Winged Dinosaur Just Became a 120-Million-Year-Old Murder Suspect

Jian changmaensis is a newly named dinosaur with feathered 'wings' on all four limbs, likely a glider not a flier.

For 24 years, scientists found shattered prehistoric bird bones in owl-like pellets in China with no known culprit.

Jian is the first meat-eating dinosaur found at the site, making it the prime suspect in the killings.

The likely victim was Gansus yumenensis, one of China's earliest known birds.

The find was published in the Annals of Carnegie Museum on June 4, 2026.

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