New discoveries and stupid news headlines

[Brocc21]

Does any one have an example of the news talking about new discoveries but very clearly not having a clue of what the saying. And I've also seen the news make prehistoric creatures really awesome bro. Any one else.

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

Well, there's lots of articles like that. I don't have any links but here are a few I remember (maybe you remember some too?)

There's a discovery of a stem-mammal from the Mesozoic which was described as a "new sabre-toothed cat" or similar.
There's of course the whole "T. rex definitely not at all feathered says archaeologists" style title after those minor scale/skin impressions.
Every time a new giant carnivorous therapod (or sometimes even crocodylyform) it gets called a close relative of T. rex.
Every time a new giant sauropod is discovered it gets called the biggest animal ever.
Lots of articles about dinosaurs discovered showing feathers, it often get ridiculed for being feathered by 'awesome bro' types.

[UtahraptorFan]

Not so much in a headline - instead in the article text - one I just found keeps calling Dilong a tyrannosaurid. I was like, you're missing an 'o'; it's tyrannosauroid! Argh!

https://relay.nationalgeographic.com/proxy/distribution/public/amp/science/2018/11/tyrannosaurus-rex-ancestor-s-shaped-brain-fossil-skull

Otherwise, it's about an interesting find.