The eggs are laid in water and the young have gill-like structures to assist breathing. The dromaeosaurs were a group of small carnivorous dinosaurs or theropods . A group of small to medium-sized coelurosaurs, that included Velociraptor and Deinonychus . They evolved in the Early Cretaceous period and became extinct along with the rest of the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous period. One of the distinguishing features of this group was a huge sickle-like claw on the second toe of its foot.
Dromaeosaurs are possibly the closest known relatives of birds.
They had a duck-like beak and teeth suited to chewing further back in their mouths. Dung Beetle Insects with a scooper-like head which are used to form dung into balls. They lay their eggs in the balls and bury them to provide their young with a ready food supply when they hatch. A medium sized two legged carnivore which lived in the Early Cretaceous period. Smaller than Allosaurus , but still a vicious predator, it roamed the forests and marshes of Australia in search of prey.