I feel that this forum is in need of some new topics for LBT-related conversation, so here's a question that I've been pondering for a while that I hope will garner some discussion and inspire speculation: what do Ozzy and Strut eat? Now, the seemingly obvious answer would be "eggs!" (with a fair chance of the individual answering the question including the phrase "duh" in their response

), and if Ozzy had his way, that
is probably what they would eat all the time, but given the inherent difficulties in acquiring eggs for food, I don't think this is the case.
Granted, Ozzy and Strut were more unlucky than incompetent in their efforts to steal eggs from the Great Valley dinosaurs (Ozzy's first attempt was thwarted in the nick of time by a fortuitous airborne rock; the second time, the gang actively intervened to save the egg that the pair had already succeeded in taking; and the third time, an unintentional distraction provided by the gang sidetracked the egg stealers until the nest's guardian returned to drive them off), so, if given a sufficient quantity of nest-raiding opportunities without the interference of a certain group of leafeater children, it's conceivable that the pair could subsist on eggs alone. However, it's likely that nesting dinosaurs are few and far between outside the Great Valley, and it's implied in Ozzy and Strut's introductory scene that the valley is a considerably richer feeding ground than what they're used to. At any rate, I think that even Ozzy (who, judging by his opposition to Strut's herbivory, probably wouldn't dream of eating plants unless he was near starvation) would have to have some kind of alternative food source to fall back on when he and Strut couldn't find eggs.
In real life,
Struthiomimus was probably either chiefly herbivorous, eating leaves and fruit, or omnivorous, eating small reptiles, mammals, insects, and possibly eggs in addition to the above. In addition to being toothless, its beak and hands were poorly adapted for killing, so it probably didn't eat anything that it couldn't swallow in one gulp.
Fruit is never brought up as a potential egg stealer food in LBT (Ozzy only explicitly disapproves of Strut eating vegetation; i.e., leaves, grass, and twigs), so that may be something that both Ozzy and Strut would consider palatable. Insects and small vertebrates are another possibility, depending on the extent to which the omnivorous tastes of egg stealers overlap with those of sharpteeth. This brings us to a somewhat dark question posed by FlipperBoidSkua that originally inspired this thread: Would Ozzy see the unborn dinosaur inside an egg as a food source? Ozzy's reaction upon hearing that "his" egg has hatched could be interpreted as evidence that he considers hatchlings inedible, but it's also possible that he just has an overwhelming preference for omelets over meat. Likewise, his statement to Chomper near the end of the movie, "You I liked much better as an egg", could be interpreted as either "I preferred you when you were edible and didn't annoy us" or "I would have rather eaten you when you were tastier and less annoying" (I remember Malte mentioning somewhere that the German translation of LBT II favored the latter interpretation).
So what do you think? What do you see as being on the menu for Ozzy and Strut?