I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers,

I have been assured that this is not a trick question. I found out that one species of dinosaur had feathers, but the person who wrote the quiz says the animal is still around today. Thanks

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

A native american.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Horses have feathers at their fetlocks, they are the long hairs you see on shire horses and other heavy breeds.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Well, although it would be kind of a trick question, the only animal I can think of that has feathers (other than birds) is a horse. The thick hair around the bottom of their legs is termed as feathers.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

I suppose you could believe this or not.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

A feather boa.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Kiwis are birds, and platypuses do not have feathers.

I'm betting horses are the answer.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

A platypus

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

hen

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

A kiwi is a bird, a platypus does not have feathers and dinosaurs are extinct.

Horse sounds the most likely answer, although, yes you might also say humans who "sport" feathers for decoration or status.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Horsefeathers, which is said by J. E. Lighter's Historical Dictionary of American Slang to be a euphemism for horse-****, is reported as being coined by the comic-strip artist and writer, William Morgan "Billy" de Beck. The authoritative journal 'American Speech' printed this in their December 1928 issue:

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Scallops have a fringe around the opening of their shells called feathers. Also crabs have feathers inside their shells that are removed when they are dressed to eat.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

People 'sport' feathers ('sport' in this instance doesn't necessarily indicate that the organism grew them itself) although crabs have 'feathers'...

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

Uhm, me and my experience in cladistics etc. can tell you that it's pretty impossible for a non-bird to sport feathers. It can't be a mammal because by definition mammals have hair and hair and feathers are mutually exclusive (it has to do with the origin of the follicle). If somebody says otherwise, I can guarantee him he's wrong.

If I had to look, it would be some sort of armour plating on a reptile, so concentrate on doing research there. I'm thinking maybe look at a turtles shell.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

The only animals that come to mind are extinct. The archaeopteryx and velociraptors had feathers or facsimiles thereof.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

People very often sport feathers--they wear them as adornment, although not as much as they used to. I have a lovely feather boa that I wear on occasion.

Draft horses are said to have feathers, since their fetlocks are long, but those aren't really feathers.

I am doing a quiz: The question i'm stuck on is "Name another animal that sports feathers, other than birds"

A Kiwi...

A Duck Billed Platypus's which is part bird, part reptile and part mammal......