- 40 feet tall, 6 feet long
- Late Cretaceous (75 million years ago)
- Lizards, and probably insects and eggs
- 1942 Mongolia
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Oviraptor
DID YOU KNOW
The first Oviraptor fossil found was atop a pile of eggs, and researchers assumed it was an egg thief. Later a find of Oviraptor eggs showed that the adult dinosaur was probably brooding its eggs. This is one of the most bird-like non-avian dinosaurs known.
