Edmontosaurus with Wide Feet
A sturdy duck-billed dinosaur with a flat beak and wide feet rests upon a grassy surface.
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Appearance of Edmontosaurus
Edmontosaurus possessed a robust, heavy body balanced by a long muscular tail. Its broad, duck-like beak allowed it to scoop up large amounts of plant foliage, while wide feet supported its weight on soft ground.
Adaptations of Duck-Billed Dinosaurs
The broad, pad-like structure of Edmontosaurus feet prevented the heavy animal from sinking into muddy soil along river edges. Paleontologists have preserved skin impressions showing that its feet ended in hoof-like claws designed for stability. Living near lush prehistoric waterways allowed Edmontosaurus to find constant sources of tough plant matter.
Authentic Colors of Edmontosaurus
- Rough outer hide: slate gray, deep forest green, or mud brown
- Flattened beak: dark slate, charcoal, or weathered black
- Wide padded feet: dark brown, gray, or clay tan
- Tuft of grass: rich green, dry yellowish-brown, or mossy olive