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Realistic Carnotaurus Running Coloring Page

Realistic dinosaur coloring page: a horned carnotaurus caught mid-run with mountains behind, free on A4 paper.
A carnotaurus running in long strides, two horns above his eyes.
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Coloring ideas for this drawing

  • Red-brown, closer to a real animal than a bright one.
  • Mountains in grey-blue far behind.
Difficulty
Hard
Style
Realistic
Age
8 and up
Time
5–10 min

Carnotaurus means meat-eating bull, after its horns, which no other large predator carried. Its arms were even shorter than a tyrannosaur's, to the point of being almost no use at all.

The other runner is the velociraptor, and the other decorated head is the double-crested dilophosaurus.

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Getting this sprinting carnotaurus on paper

Press Print at the top of this page, pick A4 or US Letter, and tick Fit to page. Black and white is enough, these are line drawings.

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