Deinonychus was one of the largest dromaeosaurids. Like the others it had a short, clawed, first ("big")toe turned back. The second toe bore a sickle-shaped claw 5 inches long. Its weight rested on the long third and fourth toes of each foot. The tail was stiffened by up to 40 bony rods around each vertebra.
Length: 8-13 feet.
Time: Early Cretaceous.
Place: North America (Western USA).
Created by Josep Felgueres
A computer Generated picture of a Baby Deinonychus hatching from an egg.
Drawn by M. Shiraishi
Great picture of the front view.
About to pounce it's victim.
Attacking it's prey.
Computer Generated as it takes a walk through a forest.
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