RAPTOR EGGS

Like other dromaeosaurids, Utahraptor had a huge curved claw on the second toe that could grow to 23 centimeters (almost 9 in) long. The animal may have grasped its prey with its forelimbs while kicking with its hindlimbs. Recent tests on reconstructions of the smaller Velociraptor suggest that claws of this type were used for stabbing or suffocating its prey, not slashing into their hide.

The eggs of these dino’s were extremely hard to get hold of, many scientists and thieves have lost their lives trying to obtain one of these eggs.