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Scientists Discover Tiny Dinosaur with Giant Claws Strong Enough to Take Down Bigger Prey
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Scientists Discover Tiny Dinosaur with Giant Claws Strong Enough to Take Down Bigger Prey
A new dinosaur species, Shri rapax, has been officially named following the discovery of its fossil in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert. This relatively small, 2-meter-long predator is closely related to the Velociraptor but had unique features that set it apart. Notably, Shri rapax had giant claws and notably thick, strong hands, adaptations that may have helped it tackle much larger prey than you’d expect from a dinosaur of its size. The name Shri rapax…
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