I WONDER - What Did The Oviraptor Look Like?

The video discusses the discovery of Oviraptor fossils in the 1990s, revealing that these dinosaurs were brooding over their own eggs, not eating others'. This suggests bird-like nurturing behaviors. Oviraptor had short arms with strong claws for pulling vegetation and long legs for fast movement.

What did the discovery of Oviraptor fossils in the 1990s reveal about its behavior?

• It was a predator of other dinosaurs.

• It was a solitary creature.

• It was a scavenger.

• It was brooding its own eggs.

What conclusion did experts draw about Oviraptor's behavior?

• It lived in large herds.

• It was aggressive towards other dinosaurs.

• It had nurturing behaviors similar to birds.

• It was primarily a plant eater.

What feature of Oviraptor suggests it was fast-moving?

• Its long legs.

• Its short arms.

• Its heavy tail.

• Its large head.

What were the likely uses of Oviraptor's powerful grasping claws?

• To pull vegetation into its mouth.

• To climb trees.

• To dig burrows.

• To catch fish.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Oviraptor?

• Short arms with powerful claws.

• Long legs for fast movement.

• A diet consisting of other dinosaurs' eggs.

• Bird-like nurturing behaviors.