Oviraptor by a Pebble
A calm Oviraptor stands in profile near a single smooth round pebble.
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Profile of an Oviraptor Beside a Pebble
A calm Oviraptor stands in side view featuring a short beak and a small crest on its head. Next to the dinosaur, a single smooth round pebble rests on the ground.
Clearing the History of the Egg Thief Dinosaur
When first discovered in Mongolia, Oviraptor was believed to be an egg thief because its skeleton was found atop a clutch of dinosaur eggs. Modern paleontology later revealed that the eggs actually belonged to Oviraptor itself, proving the dinosaur was brooding its own nest like a modern bird. Its strong, toothless jaw crushed hard vegetation, seeds, and shellfish.
Real Colors of Oviraptor and Rocks
- Body coat: warm reddish brown or patterned gray shade
- Small head crest: dark maroon or muted crimson tone
- Curved beak: dark charcoal or horn brown color
- Smooth pebble: speckled gray, tan, or slate blue shade