Compsognathus was once thought to be the smallest known dinosaur. However, smaller dinosaurs have since been discovered, such as Epidexipteryx.
Compsognathus is a very small dinosaur, and it was only about the size of a chicken with a very long tail. Triceratops was 30 feet long and weighed 6 to 12 tons, so it was thousands of times larger than Compsognathus.
Because it has special rocks and dinosaur bones in the coastline.
Compsognathus is the smallest meat eater, so it had many predators like Tyrannosaurus Rex or Allosaurus.
We cannot be certain of the coloring of any dinosaurs. We have hints from a few skin impressions, and trace chemical signatures left behind, and from the colors of modern birds and reptiles. Corythosaurus was a late Cretaceous hadrosaur (duck-billed dinosaur). We DO have a few skin impressions of this particular dinosaur, but it remains anyone's guess what the coloring of the magnificent beast would have been.
Yes, I think so I suggest you Google it or somthing.
Birds are so called. The skeletal structure of most birds is very similar (although smaller) to that of many dinosaurs.
No, Tyrannosaurus evolved in North America. A similar dinosaur called Tarbosaurus was native to Asia.
we don't have any filipino name for dinosaur so it's just dinosaur
Eubrontes is the name of a fossil footprint that is made by a theropod dinosaur. So while it is not a dinosaur itself, it was made by a dinosaur.
There is no color named "dinosaur." Scientists only know the colors of a few types of feathered dinosaurs, so it wouldn't make sense to name a color after dinosaurs.
t rex was also called "king of the jungle" and t rex meant "tyrant king lizard" so it was a very deadly dinosaur it was the strongest most powerful dinosaur that ever lived
it was part of the horned dinosaur family but had no horns.