Omnivores

11 omnivore dinosaurs.

Oviraptor

Late CretaceousOmnivore

Named egg thief because it was found on a nest of eggs assumed to be Protoceratops. Later ...

1.5m · 20kg

Pachycephalosaurus

Late CretaceousHerbivore/Omnivore

The dome-headed dinosaur with a skull roof up to 25 cm thick of solid bone. Long thought t...

4.5m · 450kg

Troodon

Late CretaceousOmnivore

Often called the smartest dinosaur based on having the largest brain relative to body size...

2m · 50kg

Stygimoloch

Late CretaceousHerbivore/Omnivore

A pachycephalosaur with a spiky dome. Some scientists argue it is actually a juvenile Pach...

3m · 40kg

Gallimimus

Late CretaceousOmnivore

The largest known ornithomimid (ostrich dinosaur). Could run at speeds up to 50 km/h. Had ...

6m · 440kg

Deinocheirus

Late CretaceousOmnivore

For 50 years known only from a pair of 2.4 meter arms with huge claws that fueled monster ...

11m · 7t

Eoraptor

Late TriassicOmnivore

One of the earliest known dinosaurs. Fox sized, with pointed teeth at the front for meat a...

1m · 10kg

Gigantoraptor

Late CretaceousOmnivore

A colossal oviraptorosaur, dozens of times heavier than its closest known relatives. It st...

8m · 2t

Ornithomimus

Late CretaceousOmnivore

An ostrich mimic with a toothless beak. Adults show quill knobs on the arms, and juveniles...

3.8m · 170kg

Stegoceras

Late CretaceousHerbivore/Omnivore

A small dome headed dinosaur with a skull roof of thick solid bone. Whether it butted head...

2.5m · 20kg

Struthiomimus

Late CretaceousOmnivore

An ostrich mimic immortalized in a famous early painting standing alert like a bird, radic...

4m · 170kg