WASHINGTON: Dinosaurs weren't cold-blooded -- like modern-day reptiles -- nor were they warm-blooded -- like mammals and birds, according to a study aiming to answer a question that has intrigued paleontologists for decades.
Instead, the prehistoric creatures' metabolic rates were somewhere in between, said the report published in the US journal Science, released Friday.
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