First, it had really long claws to be able to kill its prey fairly quickly.
Second, it was very fast, so it could sneak up and kill its prey even if the prey tried to run away.
And third, it could jump fairly high so when it climbed on its prey, it would be able to get it easier.
Last, it had very good senses like any other Dino out there.
The Greek name for velociraptor is "velociraptor" (βελοκιράπτορας).
The scientific name for a velociraptor is velociraptor monogoliensis.
In 2008, a new species of Velociraptor was discovered in the Chinese region called Inner Mongolia. The new species is called Velociraptor osmolskae. The other species of Velociraptor is Velociraptor mongoliensis.
Yes velociraptor is intelligent
Velociraptor is much larger than most lizards, so it probably ran faster than them on account of its longer legs. However, there were probably some types of lizards that ran faster than Velociraptor.
No, velociraptor lived in Asia.
No. While some scientists believe it would be possible to bring out the more dinosaur-like traits hidden in a chicken's DNA the resulting creature would not be a velociraptor. While closely related velociraptor is not a direct ancestor of birds.
Velociraptor is an English word for a species of dinosaur.
Bahamut + Wolly Mammoth= Velociraptor
A Velociraptor that just hatched out of its egg would be called a hatchling. Beyond that, it would simply be called a baby Velociraptor until it had some time to grow. Then you would call it a juvenile Velociraptor until it was old enough to be called a subadult.
Velociraptor doesn't have any descendants. The closest living relatives of Velociraptors are birds. Both birds and Velociraptor evolved from a common ancestor. All birds are equally related to Velociraptor.
It was most likely a statue, waxwork or model of a velociraptor, since they are extinct. If he claims the velociraptor is real and tried to eat him, he may require some form of psychology to get rid of his hallucinations. Either that or he works for a real-life Jurassic Park, which I highly doubt.