Horned Carnotaurus at the Edge of a Fern Forest
A horned Carnotaurus treads carefully through lush ferns growing along the border of an ancient evergreen forest.
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Carnotaurus Walking Near a Prehistoric Forest Edge
A Carnotaurus characterized by two distinct brow horns moves through a dense patch of ferns. High conifer trees rise behind the creature, forming the border of a prehistoric woodland.
Features of the Horned Theropod
Carnotaurus lived in South America during the Late Cretaceous period and is famous for the thick horns located directly above its eyes. Unlike many other large predatory dinosaurs, Carnotaurus possessed extremely short, reduced arms with four tiny fingers that served little practical purpose. Its muscular neck and powerful hind limbs made it an exceptionally fast sprinter in open areas near forest clearings.
Natural Hues of Cretaceous Flora and Fauna
- Carnotaurus body: mottled olive green, charcoal gray, or tan hide
- Brow horns: dark ivory or weathered bone gray
- Fern foliage: vibrant green and deep emerald fronds
- Conifer bark: dark timber brown with deep reddish undertones