Oviraptors Teamed Up with the Sun to Hatch Eggs, Study Reveals
Researchers in Taiwan built a life-sized model of a brooding oviraptor dinosaur to explore ancient reproductive behaviors. The experiment revealed that these bird-like creatures from 70 million years ago relied on both their body heat and sunlight to incubate eggs in semi-open nests. Unlike modern birds, which maintain precise control over egg temperatures, oviraptors faced ...












