Triceratops

During the time when dinosaurs existed, California was almost entirely submerged under the Pacific Ocean. No fossils of Triceratops have been found in California, and Triceratops lived on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains, not the west.

No, it was plant eating dinosaur.

Triceratops are often said to look similar to rhinoceroses. They had four stalky legs, and a barrel-shaped body. They had a very large head (1/3 total length) and a tail that was also 1/3 of the total length. At the back of the head, there was a large, flat, somewhat circular frill that shielded the neck. They also had two long horns above the eyes and a short horn above the nose.

Check out the related link to see a drawing of the Triceratops.

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.

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It is unknown whether Triceratops lived in herds or not. We do know that they raised their young. As large herbivores, Triceratops probably spent most of their day and night foraging. Each day they would have to get at least one drink of water. They would have slept for a few hours every night.

Triceratops don't live anywhere. They are extinct. Where they used to live is hard to know since the continents used to be one Pangea. They could have lived anywhere with good climate.

Yes. The fossil record is quite clear on this.

Triceratops was a quadruped, meaning that it walked on all four legs. Triceratops had a special ability to quickly rotate, which was useful in defending itself against predators like Tyrannosaurus.

It was important way back in the day wink wink as it was one of the largest certainly the most dangerous herbivore during the cretaceous period, but I'm guessing that the question isn't importance, but significance. It is one of the most common fossils of any dinosaur- thus any prehistoric animal- found. In fact, it was ten times more common in the era than Tyrannosaurus.

Baby reptiles and baby birds are two existing examples of animals alive today that come from eggs like the dinosaurs did.

When baby bird hatch they are pretty puny looking. They can't fend for themselves and can't even move around easily. They have to be taken care of by the parents. However in a few hours they are up and about - think of how quickly baby chicks are able to look for food after hatching. Many however retain their baby fuzz for several days or weeks until they are fully fledged (have feathers)

Baby reptiles are even more ready to go after hatching. Alligators and turtles both emerge from their eggs, looking like tiny adults, and head off for the water ready to find food, hide and defend themselves.Dinosaurs were probably more like reptiles than birds.

Baby dinosaurs looked like tiny adult dinosaurs. They were probably ready to fend for themselves shortly after hatching.

The things that helped triceratops get its name was mainly the frill and the three horns. And that's how It got its name: Triceratops Horriblus

Tri: Meaning three + Ceras: Meaning horn + Ops: Meaning face The name means three-horned face. A Triceratops has three horns

Triceratops, is usually the face of Late Cretaceous dinosaurs. However, it lived only from 68 to 66.043 million years ago, only about the last 2% of entire Cretaceous period. Triceratops has only ever been found in the Hell Creek Formation of South Dakota, Montana, and North Dakota; the Lance Formation in Wyoming; The Denver, Arapahoe, and Laramie Formations of Colorado; and Scollard Formation of Alberta. All of these formations were deposited in warm tropical coastal forests, which bordered the Western Interior Seaway, with palms, sequoias, and magnolia trees making up the vegetation.

Rhinoceros is not at all related to Triceratops. Rhinoceros is a mammal, while Triceratops is a dinosaur and thus a reptile. Any similarity between the two is simply superficial.

Triceratops had large batteries of teeth and definitely chewed its food. This suggests that they ate tough vegetation. In addition, Triceratops's head was relatively low to the ground, so any plants that it ate would have to be relatively low growing for it to reach them, unless it used its horns to tip trees over on occasion. They may have eaten conifers, cycads, palms, or ferns.

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It looks like an elephant without big ears and with with a large fleshy conical tail and a huge flat bony structure on its face with three horns potruding from the bony structure.

Triceratops only are plants, making it a strict herbivore. Plants the Triceratops likely ate include ferns and conifers. They had a beak for cropping off leaves and a battery of teeth for chewing them.

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Any sharp toothed meat eating dinosaur.

The frill of a triceratops are made from skin and bones, and the colors on the frill is the skin and what puffs it up is the bones.