Today's birds sit on nests. Prehistoric creatures may have done this, too! in the 1990s, a fossil of this dinosaur was found on a nest. Its wings were covering its eggs. Scientists think the creature was keeping them warm with its feathers. It used the claws at the end of its wings to protect itself.
jueves, 3 de diciembre de 2009
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Today's birds sit on nests. Prehistoric creatures may have done this, too! in the 1990s, a fossil of this dinosaur was found on a nest. Its wings were covering its eggs. Scientists think the creature was keeping them warm with its feathers. It used the claws at the end of its wings to protect itself.
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