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Dinosaur Eggs Collection

"Dinosaur Eggs: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Parenthood" Witness the fierce battle between a female Saurolophus and a Tarchia armored dinosaur

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A female Saurolophus attempts to crush a Tarchia armored dinosaur

A female Saurolophus attempts to crush a Tarchia armored dinosaur as it seeks to destroy their nest

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A female Apatosaurus laying her eggs in nest

A female Apatosaurus laying her eggs in nest

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Female Gigantoraptor dinosaur walking to its nest full of eggs

Female Gigantoraptor dinosaur walking to its nest full of eggs in the desert

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Fossilized Dinosaur nest with eggs found in 1994 at Algui Ulan tav in South Gobi Mongolia

Fossilized Dinosaur nest with eggs found in 1994 at Algui Ulan tav in South Gobi Mongolia

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Fossilized Dinosaur nest with eggs found in 1977 at Gelbent in South Gobi Mongolia

Fossilized Dinosaur nest with eggs found in 1977 at Gelbent in South Gobi Mongolia

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: An early dinosaur ancester, Seymouria, hatches from an egg

An early dinosaur ancester, Seymouria, hatches from an egg

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Gallimimus dinosaur discovering eggs in the desert

Gallimimus dinosaur discovering eggs in the desert

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Tyrannosaurus rex standing upon its eggs to protect them

Tyrannosaurus rex standing upon its eggs to protect them

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A Rapetosaurus feeding on leaves with Rahonavis on its back

A Rapetosaurus feeding on leaves with Rahonavis on its back
A Rapetosaurus is feeding from conifers leaf, with some Rahonavis on its back and newborn Majungasaurus babies in their nest

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Udanoceratops hatching out of an egg

Udanoceratops hatching out of an egg

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Plateosaurus dinosaur nest

Plateosaurus dinosaur nest. Acrylics and colored pencil

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Cute illustration of a baby pterodactyl hatching

Cute illustration of a baby pterodactyl hatching

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Gigantoraptor, a theropod dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period

Gigantoraptor, a theropod dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period
Gigantoraptor, a genus of giant oviraptorosaurian theropod dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A nest of Oviraptor dinosaur eggs

A nest of Oviraptor dinosaur eggs.AOviraptor means egg thief, and is a genus of small Mongolian theropod dinosaur

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A large Bakonydraco pterosaur attacking a nest of small Ajkaceratops

A large Bakonydraco pterosaur attacking a nest of small Ajkaceratops ceratopsian dinosaurs

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Two Dilong dinosaurs guard their nest from a Coahuilaceratops

Two Dilong dinosaurs guard their nest from a Coahuilaceratops
Two Dilong dinosaurs guard their nest when a Coahuilaceratops dinosaur comes over to investigate

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A family of Torosaurus protecting their eggs from a pair of Tyrannosaurus rex

A family of Torosaurus protecting their eggs from a pair of Tyrannosaurus rex
A pair of Tyrannosaurus rex fighting with a family of Torosaurus who are protecting their eggs

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: A pair of Heyuannia huangi attending their nest

A pair of Heyuannia huangi attending their nest. In 2015 a study found that the color of fossilized eggs from this species could be determined as having been blue/green in life

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: An Edmarka rex finds out that his nest has died due to flooding of the forest

An Edmarka rex finds out that his nest has died due to flooding of the forest
An Edmarka rex dinosaur finds out that his nest has died due to flooding of the Jurassic forest

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Tyrannosaurus rex attacking Gigantoraptors and their eggs

Tyrannosaurus rex attacking Gigantoraptors and their eggs
Tyrannosaurus rex attacking Gigantoraptor dinosaurs and their eggs

Background imageDinosaur Eggs Collection: Titanosaur nesting site, Mid-Cretaceous Period of South America

Titanosaur nesting site, Mid-Cretaceous Period of South America


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"Dinosaur Eggs: A Glimpse into Prehistoric Parenthood" Witness the fierce battle between a female Saurolophus and a Tarchia armored dinosaur, as she attempts to protect her precious eggs from any potential threats. Follow the journey of a Female Gigantoraptor dinosaur as she walks gracefully towards her nest, filled with delicate eggs awaiting their hatching. Unearthed in 1994 at Algui Ulan tav in South Gobi Mongolia, fossilized Dinosaur nests with perfectly preserved eggs offer us invaluable insights into ancient parenting practices. Delve into the past with the discovery of fossilized Dinosaur nests found in 1977 at Gelbent in South Gobi Mongolia, shedding light on how these magnificent creatures cared for their young. Marvel at nature's wonders as an early dinosaur ancestor, Seymouria, emerges from its egg - a testament to life's incredible ability to adapt and evolve over millions of years. Join Gallimimus dinosaurs on an exciting desert adventure as they stumble upon hidden eggs buried beneath the scorching sands - a lucky find that ensures their survival. Behold the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex standing guard atop its precious clutch of eggs, fiercely protecting them against any potential danger lurking nearby. Explore symbiotic relationships among prehistoric giants; witness Rapetosaurus feeding on leaves while Rahonavis finds solace perched safely upon its back – teamwork even during nesting periods. Experience pure wonderment as Udanoceratops hatch out of their shells, marking yet another successful generation ready to roam Earth's ancient landscapes once more. Discover evidence of Plateosaurus' nurturing instincts through well-preserved dinosaur nests – proof that parental care existed long before our time.