Bird Hipped Dinosaurs Collection

Triceratops, side view

Hylaeosaurus, side view

Parasaurolophus, side view

Side on view model of a triceratops

Front side view of a model Triceratops dinosaur with neck frills, horns, thick scaly skin

Model of Pentaceratops dinosaur

Shantungosaurus, side view

Maiasaura, side view

Protoceratops, dinosaur with forelimbs shorter than hind legs, beak, large ears

Side view of Grey Corythosaurus Dinosaur

Dryosaurus, oak lizard, side view

Camptosaurus, side view

Side view of Stegosaurus

Model of Pentaceratops dinosaur, 3 / 4 angle, facing away
Model of Pentaceratops dinosaur, 3/4 angle, facing away

An illustration of an Iguandon looking over its shoulder

Side view of Euoplocephalus walking

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"Discover the Majestic Bird-Hipped Dinosaurs: A Side View Spectacle. " Step into the prehistoric world and witness the incredible diversity of bird-hipped dinosaurs from a unique side view perspective. From the iconic Triceratops to lesser-known species, these magnificent creatures will leave you in awe. First up is the mighty Triceratops, with its unmistakable three-horned face and frilled neck. Its imposing figure commands attention as it roams through ancient landscapes. Next, we have Hylaeosaurus, showcasing its armored body that protected it from predators during its time on Earth. Prepare to be amazed by Parasaurolophus, known for its elongated crest that acted like a musical instrument. This dinosaur's side view reveals just how extraordinary this feature truly was. Shantungosaurus follows suit with its towering height and long neck, making it one of the largest herbivores ever discovered. Maiasaura takes center stage with its nurturing nature as a doting parent. Observe this side view to appreciate their robust build and distinctive duck-bill beak designed for efficient plant consumption. Protoceratops stands out among others due to its shorter forelimbs compared to hind legs along with an intriguing combination of a beak and large ears. Marvel at the intricate details of our model triceratops as you observe it from a side-on view – every horn meticulously crafted to perfection. The Grey Corythosaurus dazzles us next with vibrant colors adorning its crested head while standing tall in all its glory. Don't miss out on Dryosaurus, aptly named "oak lizard, " displaying agility and grace in this captivating side view display. Camptosaurus joins in too; admire this herbivore's slender body structure perfectly adapted for agile movement across various terrains. Last but not least is Stegosaurus – an ancient marvel with its iconic plates lining its back.