Hatching Dinosaur Egg with Baby Triceratops

A cartoon-style baby Triceratops pops out of a large cracked egg. The smooth shell has a zigzag broken rim, and the baby shows a little frill, two brow horns and a nose horn while its tiny hands hold on to the edge. Fossil evidence shows that ceratopsians like Triceratops hatched without their full horns and frills, which grew and changed shape as the animals matured, so a real hatchling would have looked much plainer than an adult. This friendly version keeps the horns for instant recognition.…

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