There are different branches of triceratops, such as triceratops horridus etc, each living in different locations and habitats. Some would live in grasslands, some would live in forests, some live in river banks and some live high altitude places. Their relative, the pentaceratops, have been found in Alaska, where it was snowing and freezing all the time.
a triceratops habitat was grassy plains by rivers,strems,and lakes for their water sources
alot like a forest or wood land
The Trisaratops lived in warm places with very grassy planes, for example, Africa, Australia, and South America.
The triceratops lived in Argentina.
Triceratops lived in the Cretaceous period.
Triceratops lived in the late cretaceous period.
The Triceratops lived in a tropical sort of habitat where lots of early grasses and palm trees were growing. So to be simple, it lived in a wetlands/swamp biome. Hope this helps!! :) Coming from a dino loving 5th grade boy!!
Triceratops lived for 65 million years.
Yes,They did live in packs. Good question.
The Triceratops lived about 65,000,000 years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. The Triceratops lived in areas of North America, specifically Wyoming and Colorado.
the critatios period
Tyrannosaurus rex was the apex predator of the local habitat, where they and Triceratops lived. T-rex may even have hunted Triceratops. However, because they were herbivores, Triceratops were far more common than T-rex. I'm not sure which of those you consider dominant.
Triceratops has been extinct for 65.5 million years, so it isn't important anymore. When it did exist, Triceratops was one of the most common dinosaurs in its habitat. It played a very important role in its ecosystem. Triceratops helped to prevent the plants it ate from overcrowding. They fertilized the soil with their feces and urea. They also provided food for Tyrannosaurus.
A triceratops is more friendly. As triceratops you means the dinosaur that live millions of years ago? Then who really knows. it may be a herbivore but that doesn't mean it is friendly.