Theropod Collection (page 5)

A female Stegosaurus protects her infant from an Allosaurus
A female Stegosaurus battles to save her infant from the jaws of a carnivorous Allosaurus

A pair of male Pachyrhinosaurus sizing each other up

Monolophosaurus running through a stream

Monolophosaurus walking across a grassy field

A Velociraptor attacks a Protoceratops
A Velociraptor mongoliensis attacks a Protoceratops andrewsi

Altispinax dunkeri dinosaurs attack a group of Iguanodon
A couple of predator Altispinax dunkeri dinosaurs attack a group of Iguanodon

Ornitholestes dinosaur, white background

Herd of Gigantoraptors walking along the shore

Mapusaurus dinosaur head. Mapusaurus was a giant carnivorous theropod dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous Period of Argentina

Carniverous Dilophosaurus making a meal of a sauropod carcass

Herd of Gigantoraptors running across desert terrain

A pair of omnivorous Caudipteryx feathered dinosaurs from the Early Cretaceous period

A group of Compsognathus dinosaurs gather around a lone reptoid building
A group of Compsognathus dinosaurs are more than a little curious about a reptoid building that stands alone with a keeper on the deserts edge

Deinonychus dinosaur
Deinonychus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period of North America

Two Suchomimus dinosaurs catch a fish and shark next to calamite and pachypteris plants

Aucasaurus dinosaur amongst wollemia trees and onychiopsis plants by night

Group of Coelophysis dinosaurs running through swampy water

Alluring Aucasaurus in grassland

Tyrannosaurus rex sunbathing after the rain

Ceratosaurus running across prehistoric landscape

Bambiraptor feinbergi standing in shallow water

Tyrannosaurus rex roaring in a canyon

Yangchuanosaurus, a theropod dinosaur from the Jurassic Period
Yangchuanosaurus was a theropod dinosaur that lived in China during the Late Jurassic Period

Utahraptor in shallow water

Two Utahraptors in an arid climate

Yangchuanosaurus running through a swamp

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 carnivorous Allosaurus confronts a giant Diplodocus herbivore during the Jurassic period on Earth

Yutyrannus huali is a feathered tyrannosauroid from the Early Cretacous of China

A family of Utahraptors along the shoreline

Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton

A predatory tyrannosaurid Dilong dinosaur during Earths Cretaceous period

Daspletosaurus confronts a family of Chasmosaurus. Daspletosaurus was a late Creteaceous (75 million years ago) Tyrannosaurid of North America

A pack of dilong tyrannosaurid dinosaurs hunting

Ceratosaurus hunting in prehistoric wetlands

Juravenator dinosaur. Juravenator was a small carnivorous theropod that lived in Germany during the Jurassic Period

Citipati on a rock in an arid landscape

Gigantoraptor dinosaur walking on rocky terrain

A group of Spinosaurus from Earths Cretaceous period of time

Albertosaurus is a theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period
Albertosaurus sarcophagus is a theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Alberta, Canada

Yangchuanosaurus is a theropod from the Late Jurassic period

Tyrannosaurus Rex feeding on the carcass of a dead animal

Sinosauropteryx dinosaur, white background

Prehistoric era dinosaurs of Niger drawn to scale

An Allosaurus waits for its chance to attack a Diplodocus trapped in a mud pit
A pair of Diplodocus dinosaurs trapped in a deadly mud pit while a carnivorous Allosaurus waits for its chance to attack

Deinonychus dinosaur feeding its young

Coelophysis in a prehistoric environment

A large Chubutisaurus is a attacked by a pair of Tyrannotitans in the early Cretaceous of South America

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Theropods, the fearsome carnivorous dinosaurs of ancient times, continue to captivate our imagination with their incredible fossils and intriguing behaviors. One such remarkable discovery is the Archaeopteryx fossil, known as the Berlin specimen C016 / 5071. This extraordinary find provides a link between dinosaurs and birds, showcasing the evolution of flight. In contrast to this feathered wonder, we have the Spinosaurus dinosaur depicted in stunning artwork. With its sail-like structure on its back and long snout filled with sharp teeth, it was a formidable predator that ruled over its watery domain. Dinosaur tracks found in the La Sal Mountains of Utah offer us a glimpse into the footprints left by these theropod giants. These three-toed imprints remind us of their presence millions of years ago and give us clues about their size and movement. Nature often surprises us with unexpected partnerships, like an Alvarezsaurid bird fearlessly cleaning the mouth of a Giganotosaurus carolinii dinosaur. This symbiotic relationship showcases how different species can coexist in surprising ways. When faced with danger from predators like T-Rexes, Ankylosaurus dinosaurs had unique defenses to protect themselves. Their armored bodies served as shields against potential attacks – nature's own version of medieval knights defending their territory. The circle of life unfolds before our eyes as we witness a Tyrannosaurus Rex feasting on carrion from a deceased Triceratops. It reminds us that even mighty rulers must rely on scavenging at times for survival. Underneath moonlit skies, Albertosaurus stealthily hunts its prey during nighttime hours. The darkness becomes its ally as it prowls through prehistoric landscapes in search of food – an awe-inspiring sight indeed. Allosaurus roams through ancient habitats in vivid artwork capturing its majestic presence. Its powerful jaws lined with razor-sharp teeth were undoubtedly fearsome weapons in the dinosaur kingdom.