Psittacosaurus Investigates a Sand Mound
A curious Psittacosaurus examines a sandy mound in a prehistoric landscape of dunes, mountains, palms, grass, and a volcano.
A4 format (landscape), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the Psittacosaurus coloring page shows
The small herbivorous dinosaur stands beside the mound as if inspecting it. Sandy dunes extend through the scene, while a volcano and mountains rise in the distance. Clumps of grass and palm-like plants complete the prehistoric setting.
Fascinating facts about Psittacosaurus
Psittacosaurus had a deep, parrot-like beak that helped it crop plants. Fossil evidence also shows that at least one species had long, bristle-like structures above its tail, although scientists do not know whether every species shared this feature.
Real-world colors of Psittacosaurus and its surroundings
- Psittacosaurus skin: its exact colors are unknown; fossil evidence from one specimen suggests brownish countershading
- Beak: pale tan, brown, or horn-colored
- Sand: cream, beige, golden tan, or light brown
- Grass and palm leaves: fresh green, olive green, or dry yellow-green
- Volcanic rock and mountains: charcoal gray, rusty brown, tan, or muted red