A recent discovery in South Korea has shed new light on the behavior of non-avian dinosaurs. Fossilized tracks found near a shopping center have revealed that some raptor-like creatures used their wings to run and cover ground in large leaps, suggesting that wing-assisted movement evolved multiple times across prehistoric lines. While it's unclear whether these dinosaurs could fully fly, the findings support previous ideas that aerodynamics developed independently in different dinosaur lineages.

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