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foot and make it stable, and we see it in a whole bunch of things, independently evolved. Early tyrannosaurs don't have this. Early ornithomimosaurs don't have
this. The oviraptodiraurs, the early ones don't have this, and the later ones acquire it, and a couple of other groups as well. And it's about making the foot
stable. And what that really does is make the foot energy efficient. So you can imagine, as an animal, you know, we have some cartilage and we've got some ligaments and tendons joining all the bones
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