Conchoraptor

Conchoraptor is a rarely known oviraptorosaur. It was around as tall as a full grown man, and about 2-3m long. Just like it's close relative, Oviraptor, Conchoraptor has a toothless beak and a small crest that may have been used for attracting mates or frightening rivals. Conchoraptor means "conch theif" because scientists think that it may have, according to where it was found and the type of rock the fossils were buried in, stolen and eaten the small molluscs that lived in =side prehistoric conch shells. The group that this dinosaur belongs to is the oviraptorosaurs, a very much unknown group of small, bipedal dinosaurs, named after it's most popular and biggest member, Oviraptor. Visit Oviraptor's page HERE.