Muttaburrasaurus Discovers a Hollow Log
A friendly Muttaburrasaurus investigates a hollow tree trunk in a prehistoric setting with grass, a palm, and distant mountains.
A4 format (landscape), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the Muttaburrasaurus coloring page shows
The plant-eating dinosaur stands beside a fallen trunk containing several hollow openings. A palm rises behind it, clumps of grass grow nearby, and mountain shapes mark the horizon. The scene suggests a moment of discovery as the dinosaur examines part of its woodland surroundings.
Fascinating facts about Muttaburrasaurus
Muttaburrasaurus is known from fossils found in Australia and had a large, rounded structure on its snout. Scientists have proposed that this feature may have affected its calls or helped members of the species recognize one another, but its purpose is not certain.
Real-world colors of Muttaburrasaurus and the landscape
- Muttaburrasaurus skin: unknown; muted brown, olive, rust, or gray are plausible natural choices
- Snout and beak: the original colors are unknown; tan or darker brown can distinguish these areas
- Hollow log: warm brown bark, reddish-brown wood, and dark brown interior cavities
- Palm: green fronds with a tan, brown, or gray-brown trunk
- Grass and mountains: green or straw-colored grass, with mountains in gray, brown, or earthy purple tones