Herbivore Dinosaur Walking in the Forest
A long-necked herbivore dinosaur walks through a forest of prehistoric trees beneath a cloud-filled sky.
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A walk through the prehistoric forest
The dinosaur moves to the right between trees that rise on both sides of the scene. Low vegetation and clumps of grass cover the ground, while clouds drift overhead. Its long neck stands above much of the surrounding growth, suggesting an animal well suited to reaching plants at several heights.
Facts about prehistoric forest travel
Large herbivorous dinosaurs needed to move through their habitats to find fresh vegetation and water. Their broad feet helped distribute their weight on the ground, while strong legs supported bodies much heavier than those of living land animals. Fossil plants and pollen allow scientists to reconstruct the forests that existed alongside dinosaurs.
Natural colors for a forest setting
- Dinosaur skin: its species and exact coloration are unknown; brown, olive, green, or gray are reasonable reconstructions
- Tree trunks: brown, reddish brown, or weathered gray
- Tree foliage: shades of green, sometimes mixed with yellow or brown
- Grass and low plants: green, gold, or dry tan
- Clouds: white or pale gray