Deinonychus - The Montana Dinosaur Trail

Name: Deinonychus Type (Class): Dromaeosaur (“raptor”) Adult Length: ~ 10 feet Adult Weight: ~ 200 pounds Lived in: Montana, Utah, Oklahoma, Wyoming Alive During: Early Cretaceous Period Food Source: Carnivore (meat-eater) Fun Fact: The discovery of fossils of Deinonychus in Montana in the 1960’s revealed that dinosaurs were much more bird-like and active than previously

Montana Dinosaur Trail - Evan L. doing his Leonardo impression while traveling the Trail with his passport and Family.

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