Triceratops

Triceratops was a herbivorous dinosaur. So, its teeth were adapted for plucking and grasping. The teeth had a rounded end and were arranged in groups.

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it lived on both land and water it walked on land and swam in water

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1. Triceratops probably laid their eggs in nests made of piles of vegetation. The rotting plant matter helped to incubate the eggs.

2. When the eggs hatched, the mother Triceratops would feed and protect the hatchlings until they grew big and experienced enough to fend for themselves.

3. After they reached maturity, the new generation of Triceratops would lay eggs and the cycle would repeat.

Nobody knows. Fossils do not record colour information.

The best guess is that it was similar to modern lizards that live in forest areas.

7 pounds in total

Triceratops Dinosaurs would probably not have lived in shelters.

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It was 2.5 meters [8.2 ft] long

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It means three. As in the three horns on the head of the beast.

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Brachiosaurus was the first of those three to become extinct when it died out 151 million years ago. Triceratops and dodo birds went extinct 65.5 million years ago and 300 years ago, respectively.

A 2011 Jeep Wrangler typically has one horn, which is standard for most vehicles. However, some owners may choose to install additional aftermarket horns for enhanced sound or aesthetic purposes. The factory-installed horn is generally located in the front of the vehicle, near the grille.

No because rhinos look more like them

While there is no animal in the fossil record called "Dimetrosaurus", you may be referring to "Dimetrodon", a genus of carnivorous, mammal-like reptile that lived before the dinosaurs had evolved. In terms of physical power, it is likely that Triceratops was the stronger animal, given its size and structure.

Triceratops weight estimates range from 6.5 to 13 tons. The only land animal today that even reaches the lower size estimate is a very large male African bush elephant. In metric units, the weight measurement is 6 to 12 tonnes.

Triceratops didn't have anything on its back. However, it did have a large round frill that came off the back of its head and covered its neck.

something like 18-20. By the way, it's a prehistoric zardosaur, not a triceratops.

they mostly eat like grass and leaves because they're herbivores

If you are asking how Triceratops was discovered...

In 1887, a skull roof with two horns belonging to Triceratops was found in Denver, Colorado. Paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh originally misidentified as a prehistoric bison. In 1888, John Bell Hatcher found a much more complete skull of Triceratops in Wyoming, and then Marsh realized his mistake. Both of these specimens were assigned to the new genus Triceratops.

If you are asking how I learned about them...

I learned about Triceratops by reading about them when I was five. I've also seen them in countless television documentaries on dinosaurs.

65 millions years ago

Yes, Triceratops raised their offspring. They would have fed and protected them until the young Triceratops grew and learned enough to be able to fend for themselves.

Tyrannosaurus rex didn't choose to hunt Triceratops over other animals. The most common herbivores at that time and place were Triceratops and Edmontosaurus. Tyrannosaurus definitely hunted Edmontosaurus regularly, probably more often than Triceratops.