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Utahraptor Facts

Name Means
"Robber from Utah"
Type
Predator dinosaur
Lived When
Early Cretaceous (144-99 million years ago)
Weight
Up to 2 tons
Height
16-20 feet tall at head
Length
Up to 16-23 feet
Weapons
Huge jaws with saw-edged teeth teeth, sickle-shaped claws on back feet, and sharp hand claws on the front feet
Diet
Meat, especially plant-eating dinosaurs
Habitat
All known Utahraptor fossils have been found in and near Arches National Park in Utah, which would have been highly wooded at the time

Interesting
Utahraptor
Facts

Utahraptor's huge head had the largest brain for its size of any known dinosaur. This was one smart dinosaur!

Utahraptor probably used his three long claws on his front feet to keep hold of his prey, and to make slashing wounds in it!

Utahraptor was a fast sprinter, running on his strong back legs.

 

 

 


 


Utah raptor had a big brain, big eyes, big claws, and big teeth!

Like other raptors, Utahraptor had a huge sickle claw
on the second toe of his back feet. These could do
some real damage to his prey!

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Find more Utahraptor facts at:

http://www.abc.net.au/dinosaurs/fact_files/sky/utahraptor.htm

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