“Dinos A to Z: Oviraptor” introduces the oviraptor, a small, agile dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period. The video explains the meaning of its name, “egg thief,” and how fossil evidence later showed this dinosaur was likely protecting its own nest rather than stealing eggs. Key science concepts include fossils, paleontology, omnivore diet, dinosaur anatomy, habitat in Mongolia, and comparisons between oviraptors and modern birds. Viewers also learn about physical traits such as a beak-like mouth, strong jaws, claws, speed, and nesting behavior. This educational dinosaur video supports life science and earth science topics commonly taught in school curricula, while building vocabulary related to prehistoric life, adaptation, and scientific discovery.