Which dinosaur was known as the good mother?

Answer 1

You're probably talking about the Maiasaura, which means "good mother lizard." It was a herbivore and lived in the late Cretaceous, in North America. It was both quadropedal and bipedal and lived in large herds. The Maiasaura most likely got it's name because it was the first proof of dinosaurs caring for their young, as evidence shows worn teeth from hatchlings, indicating that the parents brought food for it until it was able to leave the nest.

Answer 2

One thing about animal behavior is that it doesn't change, even over the millions of generations that the dinosaurs lived, died, and sacrificed their territories to the mammals. So, in the logical sense, a T. rex probably would have been a good mother. Like a big cat or a bear, she would have kept them in a small family group. While they were juveniles, she would have hunted herself or, at least on occasion, with other adults to bring food back to her chicks. When they reached adolescence, their legs were longer and their bodies were more streamlined, suggesting that they could run down large game such as anatotitan or edmontosaurus. Although, once they reached that age, their mother would probably ignore them or see them as fast food. So, yes, until that point the Tyrant lizard king would have made an excellent mother.

Answer 3

Yes there were. The Tyrannosaurus Rex would die for their young. Pls say this was useful.... :C