A Speculation on Large Theropod Feathers

Perhaps a crest on its head. At the most, probably something like the Gorgosaurus and Albertosaurus from March of the Dinosaurs. 

I beleive in either of these theories as I see them possible...

1. Large tyrannosaurs like T.rex had feathers when they were young, but lost them as they matured.

2. Adult tyrannosaurs had a few feathers as adults for display(on the head, neck, tail, arms, etc.).

Now, exceptions could be made for the northern species like Albertosaurus or Gorgosaurus.

Hope this makes sense.

Yeah I agree with rex fan that rex lost most if not all of their feathers as they matured and northen species like Gorgosaurus and Albertosaurus had feathers because they needed them.

Yay, I have a supporter, haha. 

Don't know why I said that, just did, lol

I agree with What rexfan said, but i bealive Spinosauruses didn't have feathers or if they did they where simillar to pinguine fathers

I too will jump on the bandwagon and agree with rex fan, but will go a step further and add another possibility:

Possibility 3. They had extremely small feathers as adults, similar to the hairs on rhinos and elephants today.

I can agree with that 3rd possibility :)

Silver_Falcon's theory seems highly logical.

ARICCIO - Hmm, you've presented a very interesting hypothesis! I happen to believe that you're theroy holds a good deal of water; it's a common enough feature in many organisms to shed various dermal features during various times of the season. Of course, I happen to enjoy the the thought of the larger theropods possessing coverings of feathers. The image of such a creature would be both magnificient and terrifying - just look at the Terror Bird known as Titanis! Regardless, this was a very neat topic! Thank you ever so much for presenting this to us! :)

Well thank you, Something Real, for reading my topic. Thank all of you guys for reading!

I can definitely agree with every theory brought up so far and I can even add another

4: Tyrannosaurs (rex) that lived in Canada and the northern part of the US had more feathers, whilst the southern Tyrannosaurs (rex/australi) had next to no feathers due to the temperature.

Not bad.