Explore our collection of free Triceratops coloring pages that are perfect for kids, dinosaur enthusiasts, and anyone who loves to color! Triceratops, one of the most recognizable dinosaurs with its three horns and frilled head, makes a fun subject for creativity. Whether you’re looking for simple outlines for young children or more detailed designs for advanced coloring, you’ll find a variety of options to print and enjoy. Download as many as you like, grab your favorite colors, and bring these prehistoric creatures to life. Our pages are free to print and easy to access—start coloring today!
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 […]
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
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
These two triceratops brothers got into a little argument about who has the nicer spots. They decided to settle it with a friendly horn-wrestling match. Who do you think will win? What color spots do you think their spots will be? Make sure to color the plants and scenery around them, don’t forget the volcano
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This triceratops has found her way into the jungle and is admiring the mossy rocks. Color in all the moss and rocks and then maybe match her spots with the same colors for camouflage. Or make her stand out using different colors. It is up to you! You can download this page by clicking the
Trudy the Triceratops likes to be outside. Can you color her page and make the grass green and the sky blue? What color will you make her skin? Because large modern-day warm-blooded animals, such as elephants and rhinoceroses, are grey and brown, many scientists think that the dinosaurs were, too. But other paleontologists (dinosaur scientists) say that dinosaur
