What do dinosaurs look like?

Answer 1

The fossils look like egg-shaped rocks. They're basically the same as chicken eggs, just different sizes.
No one knows as dinosaurs are prehistoric animals, and the only proof of their existence are the few, rare bone fossils that have been found by archaeologists. So no one will never really know how the inside of a dinosaur egg will look like because it would have probably rotted away over the billions of years.

Answer 2

When the eggs are first laid they're almost clear, but they soon develop a white calcium patch over the area where the embryo is. The white patch spreads over the next 7-10 days until it forms a solid ring around the outside of the egg. When the embryo is about half-developed (at 1.5 to 4 weeks, depending on species), fertilized eggs containing live embryos become completely white. If the embryo dies, the shell stops developing.

Answer 3

They look like eggs that we eat but taller.

Answer 4

It depends what type of dinosaur you want to know about.