[Asa Willow]

Oviraptor, meaning "egg thief", was a small omnivorous theropod dinosaur from the late Cretaceous. Its remains were found in present day Mongolia, and it was thought to have eaten fruits and eggs, as its name suggests. Although it didn't have any teeth, Oviraptor's oddly curved beak would have been able to crush hard objects (such as shells) to get to food inside.

To win this dinosaur, try and guess one of my favorite dinosaurs!
Hint: It's not velociraptor, even though my gallery contains lots of 'em!

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[b]Gender:[/b] Male
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[b]Guess:[/b]

Owner: HowlingHooves
Name: Hawthorne
Gender: Male

[the_kiiwii]

Name: PayDaymags
Gender: Male
Personality: Mischievous, but caring. Elusive.
Guess: Brontosaurus

[HowlingHooves]

Name: Hawthorne
Gender: Male
Personality: Air-headed, a little bit afraid of everything that casts a shadow, and an insanely quick judge of character. He’s got some good points, like the fact he can sort through a puzzling maze of underbrush to find the perfect eggs waiting to be snatched up, but he’s a pretty hate-able guy, all things put together. If he’s not irritating someone by his inability to not gawk while constantly moving his head, he’s probably making someone else mad by creeping up on their nest. Hawthorne doesn’t see why this makes others hate him, though, poor guy.
Guess: Spinosaurus?

[Asa Willow]

Name: Hawthorne
Gender: Male
Personality: Air-headed, a little bit afraid of everything that casts a shadow, and an insanely quick judge of character. He’s got some good points, like the fact he can sort through a puzzling maze of underbrush to find the perfect eggs waiting to be snatched up, but he’s a pretty hate-able guy, all things put together. If he’s not irritating someone by his inability to not gawk while constantly moving his head, he’s probably making someone else mad by creeping up on their nest. Hawthorne doesn’t see why this makes others hate him, though, poor guy.
Guess: Spinosaurus?

Congrats, you were the closest!
In fact, the genus Spinosauridae contains a few of my favorites ^^