Most dinosaurs were herbivores
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omnivore
Only theropod dinosaurs were carnivores. Most dinosaurs were herbivores. In a word, false.
no. There were more herbivores than carnivores and u think all dinosaurs are carnivores! =(
not all dinosaurs were carnivoresSome Dinosaurs were carnivors, but most were herbivores or omnivores.
there were more pant eaters. They are called Herbivores. Meat eating dinosaurs are called, carnivores. Carnivores ate Herbivores.
Carnivores. The ones who eat plants are called herbivores.
Basically, at the time of the dinosaurs, there were carnivores (meat eaters) and herbivores (plant eaters).
Just like today, carnivorous animals in the Mesozoic needed a much larger population of herbivores than carnivores in order to survive. Therefor, there were far more herbivorous than carnivorous dinosaurs. One example of this was the fact that the most common large dinosaurs in the Cretaceous were hadrosaurs, a group of herbivores.
In the time of dinosaurs, herbivores and carnivores battled over territory.
There is no specific evidence proving the "strength" of different dinosaurs. However, carnivores adapted to killing other dinosaurs so they could obtain meat for survival. Herbivores adapted to be longer and more defensive, so as to reach tall trees and defend from attacking dinosaurs. It can be assumed that carnivores were the better killers and hunters.
Most dinosaurs were herbivores, but there were many carnivores as well.
No. Some, most dinosaurs were herbivores. Only the theropods were carnivores.
Yes. The carnivores ate the other dinosaurs. For example the T-Rex ate the Triceratops.