Tenontosaurus Over Grass
A sturdy Tenontosaurus stands at an angled view over a ground patch of grass.
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Tenontosaurus Over a Patch of Grass
The illustration shows a Tenontosaurus standing at an angle directly above a simple patch of ground grass. The medium-sized herbivore features a robust body, a beak-like jaw, and an exceptionally long tail.
The Role of Tenontosaurus in its Ecosystem
Tenontosaurus inhabited floodplains and woodland margins across North America during the Cretaceous period. Its long tail made up more than half of its total body length and contained stiffened tendons that held it rigid for balance while standing or walking over grassy vegetation. Early flowering plants and primitive grasses began spreading across its habitat during this geological timeframe.
Realistic Coloration for Tenontosaurus
- Upper body hide: Olive brown, tan, or grayish-green
- Underbelly skin: Light beige or warm sand tone
- Beak and claws: Dark slate gray or brown
- Ground grass patch: Natural grass green or dry straw yellow