Baby Yingliang, el embrión de Oviraptor Hainosaurus it is estimated that its

it is estimated that its heavy skull could reach 65 centimeters in length

Height 133 mm

Scale 1:15

forward-curving canine teeth

Baby Yingliang, el embrión de Oviraptor Hainosaurus it is estimated that itsIt is very rare to find an embryo in a good state of preservation, however in 2022, a fossilized oviraptosaurus embryo called Baby Yingliang was discovered in China, found in a state of excellent preservation. Oviraptors were toothless, beaked, and feathered dinosaurs that resembled a mix between a bird and a reptile. These dinosaurs, sometimes called "chickensaurs," even hatched their eggs. The fossilization of Baby Yingliang is notable because most