Dilophosaurus Wetherilli Collection

A Dilophosaurus dinosaur of the Jurassic Period, leaves a print of his posterior for posterity

Dilophosaurus wetherilli

Dilophosaurus, a predatory dinosaur from the Jurassic period
Dilophosaurus, a theropod predatory dinosaur that lived in the Jurassic period and adorned two crests on its skull

Dilophosaurus wetherilli, a prehistoric era dinosaur from the Early Jurassic period

Dinosaurs of the Kayenta Formation of Arizona about 193 million years ago
An early Jurassic scene in what is now the southwest United States. The animals in the image are Dilophosaurus, a predator; Sarahsaurus, an early protosauropod; Megapnosaurus

A pack of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs hunting for prey
A pack of Dilophosaurus are beginning their hunt for prey as flying Dorygnathus pterosaurs follow along

Dilophosaurus wetherilli with a piece of flesh hanging out of its mouth

A Dilophosaurus amidst Ginkgo trees
A hungry, carnivorous Dilophosaurus hunts for her next meal in a valley forest of Ginkgos. The Ginkgo first emerged 270 million years ago and it is the oldest species of tree still living today

A pair of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs during Earths Jurassic period
A pair of carnivorous Dilophosaurus dinosaurs during Earths Jurassic period

A carnivorous Dilophosaurus looking for its next meal in a Jurassic forest
A carnivorous Dilophosaurus on the lookout for its next meal in a Jurassic forest

Dilophosaurus dinosaur
Dilophosaurus was a carnivorous theropod dinosaur that lived during the Jurassic Period of Arizona

A colorful adult male Dilophosaurus explores a hilltop that is host to Williamsonia gigas, Sago Palms, and ferns. The tree-like Williamsonia gigas was a seed plant belonging to the order of

Dilophosaurus dinosaur skull on textured background

A Dilophosaurus dinosaur sitting in mud

A gigantic Torvosaurus chasing two Dilophosaurus
Two Dilophosaurus run for their lives as a gigantic Torvosaurus chases after them

A small pack of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs during Earths Jurassic period
A small pack of carnivorous Dilophosaurus dinosaurs during Earths Jurassic period

Coelophysoid diversity from the Late Triassic to Early Jurassic Period
Coelophysoids diversity: Coelophysis bauri (gracile morph), Syntarsus kayentakatae, Liliensternus liliensterni, and Dilophosaurus wetherilli. Late Triassic to Early Jurassic Period

A pair of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs in a prehistoric environment
A pair of carniverous Dilophosaurus dinosaurs relaxing in a prehistoric environment

Herd of Diplodocus dinosaurs
Dilophosaurus and pterosaurs join a Diplodocus dinosaur herd on their search for food

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"Dilophosaurus wetherilli: A Predatory Dinosaur from the Jurassic Period" Step into the prehistoric era and meet Dilophosaurus wetherilli, a fearsome dinosaur that roamed the Earth approximately 193 million years ago. Belonging to the Kayenta Formation of Arizona, this carnivorous creature was a force to be reckoned with. Picture a pack of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs hunting for prey in their primeval habitat. With their distinct crests adorning their heads, these creatures were easily recognizable. Imagine one of them with a piece of flesh hanging out of its mouth, showcasing its predatory prowess. Inhabiting lush forests filled with towering Ginkgo trees, Dilophosaurus wetherilli thrived during Earth's Jurassic period. These agile hunters would stealthily navigate through the dense vegetation in search of their next meal. Their sharp teeth and strong jaws made them formidable predators. Imagine encountering a pair of Dilophosaurus dinosaurs amidst this ancient landscape. Their vibrant colors and slender bodies allowed them to blend seamlessly into their surroundings as they patiently waited for an opportunity to strike. Although smaller than some other dinosaurs, these pack animals worked together efficiently to take down larger prey. Witnessing their coordinated attacks would have been both awe-inspiring and terrifying. As we delve deeper into our understanding of Earth's history, Dilophosaurus wetherilli remains an intriguing species from the Jurassic period. Its unique features and role within ecosystems continue to captivate paleontologists worldwide - reminding us just how diverse life on our planet has been throughout time.