Newly Identified Dinosaur Species May Have Been Fruit Eater

• Infernogallus jamesi, a small dinosaur from the Cretaceous period, was recently identified.
• Researchers believe it primarily ate fruit, unlike other dinosaurs that ate bones or vegetation.
• Its skull and jaw muscles resemble those of modern fruit-feeding parrots.
• This discovery provides insights into the dietary habits of dinosaurs during the flowering plant era.
• The findings were based on anatomical traits and the period's plant life.