30 Long-Necked Dinosaur Coloring Pages - Free!

Dinosaurs

Long-necked dinosaur picture colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

We need a giant ladder and more than a couple dozen artists to finish painting this huge long-necked dinosaur. It was hard work! But we are proud of the result. What do you think? Do you like it? Come and try to paint your own dinosaur!

We arrived at the Jurassic period, and with it the views became wonderful. Look how many long-necked dinosaur coloring pages! We definitely have lots of material to make a gallery just for them. What do you say?

In it we collected animated long-necked dinosaur pictures, and long-necked dinosaur drawings. Plus, we have easy long-necked dinosaur pictures. Let's get started!

The size of these big friends can be scary, but they are so calm that we can color them peacefully. Do you already know which techniques to use? Use markers! With them you can make textures on the skin. Or wooden pencils, with which you can apply tons of techniques.

At Coloring Together we prepared a very special gallery, with the art of all our visitors. If you are an adventurer who came to the Jurassic with us, do not miss the chance! Send us a photo and we will gladly upload it there.

Come on! The Jurassic period is one of the most interesting of all, because it has these incredible long-necked dinosaurs to color. Get your brushes ready, the time has come to paint.

Long-Necked Dinosaurs coloring pages

Why color long-necked dinosaurs pictures?

Long-necked dinosaurs were dinosaurs that lived at the end of the Jurassic period. They belong to a genus known as diplodocus, and they existed about 155 to 145 million years ago.

Amazing! These dinosaurs lived mostly in North America, and for a long time they were the largest known dinosaurs. They were four-legged animals with very long necks, with a long whip-shaped tail. Their front legs were a bit shorter than the back ones. Amazing!

They were definitely very interesting dinosaurs. How about coming with us to learn more? We have tons of fun facts you can use to learn about them! Cheer up and come paint the long-necked dinosaur coloring pages.

Have you chosen your drawing yet? It will be a job of large dimensions. Do you need a ladder? The Coloring Together team will help you from down here and pass you the brushes... Be careful not to fall!

Learn while coloring Long-Necked Dinosaurs

Most long-necked dinosaurs could exceed 25 meters in length and 10 tons in weight. They really were giants!
The whip-shaped tail of the Diplodocids had about 50 vertebrae. Amazing!
The Apatosaurus was a dinosaur that could weigh between 20 and 30 tons, and it also measured about 20 meters long. It is believed to have been an animal greatly feared by others, since it made a lot of noise with its long tail.
The Brachiosaurus was a long-necked dinosaur that lived in the middle or late Jurassic, and that inhabited North America.
The vertebrae of the Camarasaurus showed chamber-shaped hollows, which made up for the 20 tons of weight it was able to reach. Amazing!
The Ultrasaurus was a dinosaur that weighed more than 40 tons and measured up to 30 meters long. It had a huge neck! Also, it was an inhabitant of the Asian continent.
The Diplodocus were dinosaurs that were discovered in 1877, in North America. Incredible! They exceeded 30 meters in length.
Brachiosaurus commonly fed on conifers and cycads. They were able to eat up to 400 kilos of plants a day!
Some studies suggest that the Brachiosaurus was a gigantothermic animal. That is, it could maintain its body temperature thanks to its size.
The Alamosaurus sanjuanensis is the only known species of the genus Alamosaurus. It was a dinosaur that lived at the end of the Cretaceous. This giant measured up to 30 meters long. A colossus!
The Brachiosaurus was discovered in 1903, and at the time, it was declared the largest dinosaur in history.
The Camarasaurus were a genus of dinosaurs, relatives of the Diplodocus, that had more robust bones, which made it the heaviest dinosaur.
The Brontosaurus had tall spines on its vertebrae, and also had very long ribs compared to other diplodocids.
Scientists think that, due to the height and weight of the Ultrasaurus (it weighed around 40 tons and measured about 30 meters), they needed to save energy to look for food, and therefore they walked very slowly.
The Brontosaurus was a genus of dinosaurs that lived 155 to 152 million years ago. The largest species measured 22 meters long from head to tail.
For many years, the scientific community thought that the Apatosaurus and the Brontosaurus were the same, because they had very few differences. But a study done by paleontologists in Portugal and the United Kingdom concluded that they are two different genera.