World's Smallest Raptor!

The video explores the discovery and significance of the Lori specimen, a small Raptor species found in Wyoming. It highlights the process of 3D scanning and printing the skeleton, the importance of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, and the unique features of the Lori specimen. The video concludes with an invitation to visit the center and see the specimen on display.

What makes Thermopolis, WY, stand out despite its small population?

• Its proximity to the ocean

• Its high altitude

• Its charming atmosphere

• Its large population

What is the significance of the Lori specimen?

• It is the largest dinosaur found in Wyoming

• It is a newly discovered species of Raptor

• It was found in the ocean

• It is a mammal

How was the Lori specimen discovered?

• By using a pickaxe

• During a volcanic eruption

• By a child playing in the sand

• By accident with a shovel

What is unique about the Lori specimen's claw?

• It is shaped like a sickle

• It is invisible

• It is made of gold

• It is the largest claw ever found

Why is the Lori specimen left in the matrix?

• It is too heavy to move

• It is too delicate to remove

• It is made of gold

• It is invisible

What technology was used to create a prototype of the Lori specimen?

• Laser cutting

• 3D scanning and printing

• Watercolor painting

• Clay modeling

What is the relationship between Jimbo and the Lori specimen?

• They are the same species

• They were found together in the same quarry

• They are both mammals

• They were found in different countries

What is the significance of the Lori specimen in terms of avian lineage?

• It is unrelated to birds

• It helps connect birds and dinosaurs

• It is a modern bird

• It is a mammal

Where can the Lori specimen be viewed by the public?

• At the Louvre

• At the Smithsonian

• At the Wyoming Dinosaur Center

• At the Natural History Museum in London

What is the mission of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center regarding its fossils?

• To keep them in Wyoming

• To bury them back in the ground

• To send them to museums worldwide

• To sell them to the highest bidder