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Oviraptor was a bizarre-looking, toothless dinosaur. 
Fact or Fiction Oviraptor used its three-fingered hands

Five hundred years ago, a great empire stretched along the Andes mountains and the Pacific coast of South America.
person, until it finally made it to the right person’s hands

Effigia looks just like a dinosaur. It particularly looks a lot like bird-like dinosaurs called ornithomimids, or ostrich dinosaurs.
it: was bipedal (walked on two feet) had tiny hands

Today, there are mythic creatures that some people believed to be real, like the Loch Ness monster of Scotland and the Abominable Snowman in the Himalayas.
red, glowing eyes; large fangs and large claws on hands

Bury chicken bones in plaster of Paris to see the challenges paleontologists face when excavating fossils.
Then wash off any plaster that got on your hands or

Museum explorers uncovered Coelophysis specimens in a „death assemblage“– where a group of the same animal is preserved. 
Its hands and feet were armed with lethal, curved claws

When you come into contact with objects around you, you feel them immediately because of the somatosensory cortex, a sensory center at the top of your brain that is linked with your body from head…
For example, touch centers for the hands and mouth

There’s more to some century-old collections than meets the eye.
was doing my dissertation research on crocodiles, Hands

Non-avian dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago, but birds have thrived around the world.
that support their flight feathers—that is, on their hands

As the years passed, the sprawling house at Down filled up with children–the Darwins would have 10 in all–and a series of governesses, nurses, and pets.
recalled „long walks, romps with the children on hands