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When looking up Triceratops, I found out it's suspected that they
had skin/scales similar to that of an Alligators, even though many
people draw Triceratops with pachyderm-like folds of skin. So I looked up alligators and I think it helped me draw the scales better for this peice! I still have a long way to go, but I'm glad I'm getting better :)
I wish so bad I could see a real dinosaur as it was when it was alive!
Who
knows what they really looked like! Maybe their skin sparkled like the
facets of a disco ball and blinded predators, we don't know!
Fun fact about many modern Ungulates (a type of Herbivore that includes Deer and Giraffe):
They are drawn to carcasses, as they eat the bones of other animals to supplement magnesium and calcium into their plant-based diet. So deer and giraffes are just... out there... being bone-eaters. Eating bones. Honestly, the world seems kind of cooler now that I know this.
My question is, did herbivorous dinosaurs do this?
Did Triceratops eat bones straight from the carcass?
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