Colour patterns of feathered dinosaur fossil

A small feathered dinosaur called Sinosauropteryx sported a stripy tail, "bandit mask" across its eyes and a pale belly to help it blend into the background, according to new research. The researchers suggest the bird-like dinosaur that lived 130 million years ago had camouflaging patterns in order* to escape being eaten.

* This misrepresents evolutionary theory.  Adaptations arise 'because of' ('as a result of'), not 'in order to'.  That is, this wording falsely ascribes purpose to evolution instead of reason and result.