**in real Oviraptor is traditionally depicted with a prominent crest resembling that of a cassowary. However, a re-examination of several species within the Oviraptor family suggests that the species with high crests may actually belong to the closely related genus, Citipati. Therizinosaurus was a species of dinosaur that lived in Mongolia and Kazakhstan during the Late Cretaceous period (approximately 70 million years ago). Its name means "reaping lizard," and refers to the enormous claws on its forelimbs, which were likened to "reaping scythes." Combine these two species and translate** - Image #2 <@1099542282945966130>
in real Oviraptor is traditionally depicted with a prominent crest resembling that of a cassowary. However, a reexamination of several species within the Oviraptor family suggests that the species with high crests may actually belong to the closely related genus, Citipati. Therizinosaurus was a species of dinosaur that lived in Mongolia and Kazakhstan during the Late Cretaceous period approximately 70 million years ago. Its name means reaping lizard, and refers to the enormous claws on its forelimbs, which were likened to reaping scythes. Combine these two species and translate