40 Carnivorous Dinosaur Drawings to Color - Free!

Carnivorous dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era and had the important task of helping balance the ecosystem, regulating the population of other species they fed on.

They were beings that walked on their hind legs in order to keep their front legs free when hunting. They could come up with their own strategies to capture their prey, whether individually or in a pack.

At Coloring Together we have decided to dedicate a space to the fearsome carnivorous dinosaurs to color. Right now they are hungry for colors and only you can satisfy their appetite with your great artistic talent.

Wait! We also have another gift for you, above each of the carnivorous dinosaur images to color you will find information that will help you learn a little more about these creatures. Is that not great? You will learn while doing what you love!

1. The T-rex was the carnivorous dinosaur with the strongest bite in all of prehistory, its jaw power was 5.8 tons. Incredible!
2. T-rexes were carnivorous dinosaurs that fed on dead animals even if they had not taken part in hunting them.
3. Carnivorous dinosaurs were very agile, fast, and had great abilities to jump and catch their prey.
4. T-rexes were good parents, since they were always protecting their young.
5. Theropods were carnivorous dinosaurs that practiced cannibalism. The strongest male in the pack ate the eggs of the other males to ensure his descendants.
6. Some of the carnivorous dinosaurs had feathers, although that does not mean they could fly.
7. Although the T-rex was one of the most powerful carnivorous dinosaurs, it was actually the slowest of the carnivores, it could only run 29km/h.
8. The fastest carnivorous dinosaur was the Compsognathus, reaching speeds of up to 64 km/h.
9. The Compsognathus was the smallest carnivorous dinosaur, measuring less than one meter.
10. All carnivorous dinosaurs walked on their two hind legs, that way they could keep their front legs free for hunting.
11. The spine of carnivorous dinosaurs was characterized by an "S"-shaped curve in the neck, which helped them raise their head above their back and improve visibility.
12. The hands of carnivorous dinosaurs had curved, pointed claws that helped them capture their prey.
13. Carnivorous dinosaurs could have different feeding habits, some only fed on a certain type of animal, a specific species, were scavengers or all of the above.
14. Some carnivorous dinosaurs organized themselves into packs to capture larger prey.
15. Carnivorous dinosaurs were smarter than you think, since they devised their own strategies to hunt.
16. The baryonyx was a carnivorous dinosaur that fed on fish and lived in areas near rivers and lakes.
17. According to experts, around 2.5 billion Tyrannosaurus rex inhabited the earth.
18. The best-preserved carnivorous dinosaur in Europe is the Scipionyx, a hatchling in which remains of internal organs were found. Impressive!
19. Carnivorous dinosaurs lived more than 60 million years ago.
20. The carnivorous dinosaur Megalosaurus was the first dinosaur to be formally named, in 1824.
21. Carnivorous dinosaurs had intracranial joints that allowed them to move different bones of the skull, which made it easier to swallow large mouthfuls.
22. Carnivorous dinosaurs existed throughout the Mesozoic Era, from the Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous.
23. Remains of carnivorous dinosaurs have been found on every continent in the world, even in cold Antarctica!