Chinese scientists have announced the discovery of a dinosaur embryo. The embryo has been preserved in Ganjo, southern China, and researchers believe the embryo is 66 million years old.
On Wednesday (December 22), the British media reported that the fetus was like a chicken egg, which was ready to hatch the eggs.
Researcher Dr. Fionn Waisum Ma said it was the best dinosaur embryo found in history, showing that the fossil was in a curling position known as tucking.
Oviraptosaurs means egg thief lizards or feathered dinosaurs, who lived in present-day Asia and North America at the end of the Cretaceous period, 66 million years ago.
The baby Engliang was first unveiled in 2000 from head to tail, 10.6 inches (27 cm) long. It was stored in storage for 10 years.