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Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news:

• 70 million year old eggs in Argentina were found in nests along with the remains of animals that ate them
• 4 new specimens of nearly complete Anchiornis huxleyi have been found in northeastern China including feather impressions
• A new video shows off the Moabosaurus utahensis now on display at BYU’s Museum of Paleontology in Provo, Utah
• New tridactyl prints in Argentina show the first evidence of Anomoepus, a likely ornithischian from the early Jurassic
• The likely body and jaw of the Corythosaurus excavatus holotype has been recovered and reunited with the original head from the holotype
• A new dinosaur ancestor called Teleocrater rhadinus was described along with its clade Aphanosauria
• The permanent exhibit Dinosaur Canyon has opened at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs museum in Winton, Queensland, Australia
• The University of South Carolina recently received a Mongolian oviraptor egg as a gift which will be on display soon
• Phoenix Zoo in Arizona will have a new exhibit this fall, called Dinosaurs in the Desert with 23 animatronic dinosaurs
• Augustynolophus got its own Twitter account (@Augustynolophus) to share details about its progress towards becoming California’s state dinosaur
• Smithsonain Mag posted an article about “Jingo” the papier-mache Stegosaurus mascot of anti-war activists prior to WWI
• In honor of National Park Week, all national parks, including Dinosaur National Monument, waived their fees this past weekend.
• Dilophosaurus is confirmed to be coming back in Jurassic World 2
• Colin Trevorrow tweeted a photo of seven dinosaur eggs in an incubator on Easter Sunday, but we don’t know what’s inside yet
• More videos of people in inflatable T. rex costumes, this week they were walking kids to school and playing golf
• KidsFunwares has a TriceraTACO, plastic Triceratops taco holder

Hear about all these stories and more in Episode 126 of I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast