Stegosaurus with Raised Foot
A classic Stegosaurus walks forward with a front foot slightly lifted.
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A Stegosaurus in a Walking Pose
This depiction shows a Stegosaurus striding forward at a gentle angle. Double rows of large triangular plates line its arched back, leading toward a tail equipped with sharp defensive spikes.
Fascinating Facts About Stegosaurus
Despite its large body size, Stegosaurus had a head so small that its brain was only about the size of a walnut. The large upright plates along its back contained networks of blood vessels, suggesting they helped cool or warm the animal's body in changing temperatures. Its tail spikes, known as a thagomizer, could swing with tremendous force to deter dangerous carnivores.
Real Colors of Stegosaurus
- Stegosaurus body: Muted forest green, slate gray, or muddy brown
- Back plates: Dark red, terracotta, or brownish-yellow hues
- Tail spikes: Pale bone color or grayish-tan
- Underbelly: Cream or pale tan