I WONDER - Did The Oviraptor Have Feathers?

The Oviraptor had a bird-like skull with a beak, no teeth, and a bony crest. Its large side-placed eyes provided excellent binocular vision. Likely covered in feathers, Oviraptor fossils have been found in a brooding posture on nests, suggesting it fanned its wings over eggs for insulation.

Explain the brooding behavior of the Oviraptor as indicated by fossil findings.

How did the Oviraptor likely provide insulation for its eggs?