Oksoko avarsan

Oksoko avarsan was an agile, feathered oviraptorosaur distinguished by its reduced forelimbs with only two functional fingers, showcasing an evolutionary trend toward hand reduction similar to tyrannosaurids. Multiple juvenile specimens discovered preserved closely huddled together provide striking evidence of communal resting and social flocking behavior. Equipped with a deep, toothless beak and lightweight frame, it navigated the river channels and lush floodplains of Late Cretaceous Mongolia.