Oviraptor Dinosaur Enamel Pins

In 923, the American Central Asian expedition team led by Captain Andrews discovered a dinosaur fossil on the Mongolian Plateau, near a pile of Protoceratops fossils and a pile of fossilized eggs. Due to limited technical capabilities at the time, they believed the dinosaur was stealing Protoceratops eggs. Then Dr. Osbow named it Oviraptor, and it has been used until now. The oviraptor is a small theropod dinosaur that lived in the Late Cretaceous. It is 1.8 to 2.5 meters long. Its size is like an ostrich, with long claws and a long tail. It is presumed to have strong athletic ability and quick movement. It can use a tough tail like a kangaroo to keep the body balanced and run fast. On March 24, 2007, the Chinese discovered the world's smallest oviraptor fossil in Henan Province.

Look at our oviraptor hard enamel pins; they are made of Zinc alloy with bright, vivid colors. Get them to send to your friends as gifts or keep them in your collection!

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