Bratugallimimus

Bratugallimimus is a small, tree-dwelling dinosaur. This small bipedal dinosaur looks similar to the large gallimimus that roam the open grassland however not only is it significantly smaller, but it is also specially adapted for life in forests and trees. It has long claws that it uses to climb up tree trunks and small needle like teeth. It’s arms are significantly longer in proportion to its body than in most theropods and enable bratugallimimus to climb trees. While it prefers a bipedal stance when it isn’t climbing, bratugallimimus is able to walk on all fours. Bratugallimimus’ diet consists mostly of eggs and small vertebrates such as lizards and squirrels. They come in a variety of colors that depend on the general climate of the forest or swamp in which they live. They have a thin, short coat of monofilament feathers and a small crest.