Celebrate gentle giants with our Herbivore Dinosaur Coloring Pages! From Stegosaurus to Apatosaurus, these plant-eaters are ready to be colored. See the collection below.
These four babies in this picture are a Spinosaurus, a Parasaurolophus, a Plesiosaur, and Triceratops. Their parents set up this playdate so they could get to know each other better and become good friends. Color in these four babies using the colors you like. You can make them match or make them look completely different.
This happy apatosaurus was going for the walk to find some food. He saw some friends trying to get food on the tall trees, but they were too short. Luckily, thanks to the long neck on the apatosaurus, he was able to reach the food and share it with his friends. Color in this happy
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Here is a Chatty Chasmosaurus going for a walk to look for some food, when she sees some of her friends in the distance also looking for food. She started snacking on some tasty plants and wanted her friends to join her, so she called out to them. What type of plants do you think
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The Lambeosaurus is well-known for its hatchet-shaped crest on top of its head. The crest on their heads changes shape slightly as they get older. This Lambeosaurus noticed that the crest was getting bigger, so he ran to show his friends. What color do you think would be good to use to for the crest?
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The Stegasaurus is a herbivorous dinosaur, which means that it eats plants. This Stegasaurus decided to go for a walk in the forest to find some food. What plant do you think he is going to eat first? What color will you make the plants around him? Will this Stegasaurus be the same color as
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The name Styracosaurus means “spiked lizard”. It was given this name because of its spikes and horns on its neck and face. What color do you make the spikes and horns are? Will they be different colors? Will they match the color of the body? The choice is up to you. Make sure to also
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Tracy triceratops is taking a stroll through the trees on a clear day to visit her friends. While on her way, she decided to stop and admire the beautiful prehistoric plants and nature around her. What color do you think the plants are? Do the colors match or contrast the color of Tracy and her
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This smiling triceratops was posing for a picture to show off his stripes and horns when a volcano erupted behind him. Luckily, the picture was snapped before the sound startled him and made him jump. What color do you think his stripes and horns are? Don’t forget to color in the volcano and the prehistoric
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Here is Priscilla Triceratops standing in front of some prehistoric plants, with the mountains behind her. Unlike her family, Priscilla does not have stripes or spots, so how will you color her to make her stand out among her friends and family? Will you give her stripes and spots? Will use multiple colors? The choice
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Here is Grandpa Triceratops going for walk to visit his grandchildren. Grandpa here is starting to get lines on his horns and more wrinkles on his body as he gets older. How else do you think triceratops change as they get older? Color in grandpa how you think Triceratops look as they grow old. Don’t
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