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Oviraptors Are So Sad

Oviraptors are so sad

Like the name if memory serves means 'egg thief' or something along those lines, because they were mostly found amongst eggs. So they try to eat a bebe, death, ironic fate, right?

wrong

Those were their nests. They died trying to protect their eggs, and were named thieves for it. Look up a picture of an oviraptor and think nice thoughts into prehistory, they deserve it

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