nocturnal vs. diurnal

Velociraptors Scarier Than Previously Thought, Uses Sense of Smell to Hunt at Night

Medicine & Technology Apr 19, 2021

Velociraptors have an excellent sense of smell that they used for hunting. But researchers found new evidence that these dinosaurs also hunt at night, making them scarier than previously thought.

nocturnal vs. diurnal

Velociraptors Scarier Than Previously Thought, Uses Sense of Smell to Hunt at Night

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