November 10, 1852, died British geologist Gideon Algernon Mantell who was quite puzzled by strange fossils found in 1822 by his wife https://t.co/p9xdqcpYVx Famous for the description of 1st herbivorous dinosaur - Iguanodon - a genus of this group was named after him🦕

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Protoceratops. Late Cretaceous, 75–72 million years. Genus of sheep-sized (1.8 m long) herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaur (like Triceratops). Art by Maurice Wilson.

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Dinovember 05_Stegosaurus
I can’t stop posting hypermobile dinos. I’m really sorry...
Stegosaurus is a group of herbivorous ornithischian dinosaurs that lived during the Jurassic and early Cretaceous periods.

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ALL ABOUT BANTHAS (thread) Banthas were herbivorous creatures found on several worlds including Tatooine. They could survive in extreme environments & go without food or water for weeks. An adult weighed up to 4 tons. Their lifespan was up to 100 years👇#StarWars

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Dinovember 03_Protoceratops
I was s a genus of sheep-sized herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaur, from the Upper Cretaceous Period

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Here some (hoofed mammals). They divide in odd-toed (eg. Przewalski's horse) or even-toed (rest of drawings: red deer, elk and boar). Ungulates are typically herbivorous & use specialised gut flora to digest cellulose. Few are omnivorous (eg. boars and pigs).

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While some Thyreophora are either carnivores or omnivores now, some have still retained their herbivorous diet. This implies that the families of Stegosaurids and Ichthyostegids may have got separated very early on, perhaps way back in the Eocene.

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Pakasuchus had molar-like teeth that fit together to allow real chewing. It’s one of the most heterodont of the weird-toothed notosuchians, suggesting it might have been herbivorous.

📸 O’Connor et al, 2010: https://t.co/rtNedrq2XD

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Phorusrhacifallax cryptus is an endemic herbivorous species of bird of the Maple-White Tepui. When first discovered by Prof. Challenger and his colleagues, it was tought that it was an small species of Phorusrhacid, also know as terror bird.

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Phorusrhacifallax cryptus is an endemic herbivorous species of bird of the Maple-White Tepui. When first discovered by Prof. Challenger, it was tought that it was an small species of Phorusrhacid, also know as terror bird.

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The Triassic sure was full of weird critters.

Hyperodapedon looked like a huge herbivorous tuatara, but was in fact more closely related to dinosaurs and crocs. I gave it a generous amount of soft tissue including ’lips’ and a gecko-like fat tail.

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Pure/Prehistoric Bastiodon (Grass/Steel)
- It seems to peacefully graze with the herbivorous Rampardos, appearing like moss covered castles in the vast prehistoric grasslands. When angered, their shield frill can be used as a bone breaking battering ram.

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Prehistoric form Rampardos, Psychic Type

Contrary to past belief, it was the rock contamination actually prevented Rampardos's brain from getting larger. It's herbivorous but needs to consume a lot of energy. If food is scarce, it will go into meditation to conserve brain power.

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Who else but Jasper!! Jasper is a Hallopus victor. A dog sized Sphenosuchian Crocodylomorph who sported a bill and was most likely herbivorous. So what is this one doing going for an egg? (Realistic piece by )

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Plus some honorable mentions bc herbivorous fantasy critters rarely get enough love aaaaa
(Morellatops, Diablos, Gammoth, and JW Stegoceratops.... I'm sensing a theme here)

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Happy happy

Do you like Carnivorous dinosaurs more than Herbivorous dinosaurs?

Yes I like Carnivorous dinosaurs.

It’s cool🦖

I think😁

I try to drow Cool Carnivorous dinosaur tomorrow🦖






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Hippopotamus

The hippopotamus is a large, mostly herbivorous mammal in sub-Saharan Africa. Their dense bodies make it impossible for them to swim, even though they spend most of their time in the water.

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Falcarius measured 12 to 13 feet in length with an estimated weight of 220 lbs. In terms of anatomy, Falcarius had a small head with leaf-shaped teeth indicative of its herbivorous behavior, along with a long neck, and a complete forelimb. Art by Dibrangosaurus

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Designing this guy was difficult. Trying to find that balance between dragon and dinosaur while also trying to make a “herbivorous” dinosaur look antagonistic. At one point I started referencing actual gargoyles and found a face I liked, and the rest came naturally.

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Today we'll look at one of my favorites, the Parasaurolophus! A herbivorous euornithopod from the Late Cretaceous, first found in Canada all the way back in 1922!

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