How does a one-tonne dino hatch its eggs? Carefully
Phys.org - Wed 16 May 18Most dinosaurs buried their eggs and hoped for the best, but some species—including a few hefty ones—built nests and pampered unhatched offspring much as birds do today, researchers reported ...
Dinosaur parenting: How the 'chickens from hell' nested
BBC News - Tue 15 May 18Dinosaurs may have used a unique nesting strategy to prevent their eggs from being crushed.
How Giant Dinosaurs Sat on Their Eggs Without Crushing Them
National Geographic - Wed 16 May 18Fossil nests from oviraptorosaurs show the special strategy these birdlike dinosaurs used to keep their young safe.
How 3,000-pound dinosaurs sat on eggs but didn't crush them
FOXNews - Wed 16 May 18Imagine a giant, bird-like dinosaur that was so heavy, it weighed as much as a modern-day rhinoceros. Given its heft, how did this bulky, feathered beast sit on its eggs without crushing them ...
How 3,000-Pound Dinosaurs Sat on Eggs, But Didn't Crush Them, Livescience - Tue 15 May 18How giant 3,000lb dinosaurs sat on their eggs without crushing them
Daily Mail - Wed 16 May 18The finding was made after clutches of fossilised potato-shaped eggs, up to 20 inches (0.5 metres) long and weighing up to 15 pounds (seven kilos) each, were found in China.