Oviraptor

Oviraptor was a dinosaur that roamed Asia in the Late Cretaceous period. Originally thought to be an egg thief, this small theropod is now known from fossils found in Mongolia, including a partial skeleton and a nest of eggs.

• First discovered in 1923 during an expedition led by Roy Chapman Andrews.
• Its name means 'egg thief,' though this idea was later questioned.
• Known from one partial skeleton and a nest containing about 15 eggs.