IGUANODON
coloring pages
Roam through prehistoric times with our fantastic collection of Iguanodon coloring pages! Download and print these free coloring pages and let your imagination run wild as you bring this amazing dinosaur to life with vibrant colors.
Iguanodon Herd #12
Iguanodon Family #10
Forest Iguanodon #9
Friendly Iguanodon #8
Baby Iguanodon #8
Baby Iguanodon #9
Iguanodon Herd #7
Iguanodon Herd #7
Spiked Iguanodon #6
Iguanodon Family #6
Eating Iguanodon #5
Spiked Iguanodon #4
Iguanodon Family #3
Baby Iguanodon #2
Forest Iguanodon #1
About Iguanodon Coloring Pages 🦕
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Iguanodon Coloring Pages!
Get ready to travel back to the Cretaceous period and meet the Iguanodon, a fascinating herbivore that roamed the Earth millions of years ago! Our collection of Iguanodon coloring pages is perfect for young dinosaur enthusiasts who love to color and learn. These free, printable pages will spark creativity and help you discover amazing facts about this gentle giant.
Key Characteristics of the Iguanodon
The Iguanodon was a large dinosaur, reaching up to 30 feet long! That's about the size of a school bus! It was a herbivore, meaning it ate plants. Imagine it munching on leaves all day! Iguanodons lived during the Early Cretaceous period, about 126 to 122 million years ago. They were one of the first dinosaurs ever discovered, making them extra special.
Fun Facts About the Iguanodon
- Thumb Spike: Iguanodons had a large, pointy thumb spike on each hand. Scientists believe they used these spikes for defense against predators or to help them break open tough fruits and seeds.
- Duck-like Bill: They had a wide, toothless beak similar to a duck's, which they used to clip leaves from trees and plants.
- Walked on Two or Four Legs: Iguanodons could walk on two legs or all four legs, depending on what they were doing. When they needed to run fast, they probably used two legs!
- First Dinosaur Tooth: The first Iguanodon tooth was discovered in 1822 by Mary Ann Mantell.
Tips for Coloring Your Iguanodon
When coloring your Iguanodon, think about what colors might have helped it blend in with its environment. Greens and browns are great choices for camouflage in forests. You can also use your imagination and create a colorful and unique Iguanodon! Remember to add details like scales, wrinkles, and maybe even some playful patterns. Have fun experimenting with different shades and hues to bring your dinosaur to life!
Our Iguanodon coloring pages are a fantastic way to combine fun and learning. Download and print them today and embark on a prehistoric coloring adventure!