Estimating a dinosaur's life-span is guesswork. It depends on a lot of factors including whether they were warmblooded or cold-blooded (and this controversy has not been settled). Also, most dinosaurs, like other wild creatures, die long before their optimal age from attacks, disease, injuries, natural disasters, etc. I've never seen an estimate of Velociraptor's life-span.
Estimating a dinosaur's life-span is guesswork. It depends on a lot of factors including whether they were warmblooded or cold-blooded (and this controversy has not been settled). Also, most dinosaurs, like other wild creatures, die long before their optimal age from attacks, disease, injuries, natural disasters, etc. I've never seen an estimate of Velociraptor's life-span.
the velociraptor was 6 and a half feet long or 2 meters
They had particularly long legs
6 feet long.
Velociraptor may not have had any predators. The area where Velociraptor lived was home to a small tyrannosaur, but it is unknown what type. It may have been Alectrosaurus, a 17 foot long tyrannosaur. Velociraptor was fast, though, so it usually could have escaped an Alectrosaurus.
Velociraptor belonged to the family Dromaeosauridae. There were many species in this family that were larger than Velociraptor, but the largest was Utahraptor. Utahraptor grew to be 23 feet long and weighed between 1,100 and 2,200 lb.
Velociraptor belonged to the family Dromaeosauridae. There were many species in this family that were larger than Velociraptor, but the largest was Utahraptor. Utahraptor grew to be 23 feet long and weighed between 1,100 and 2,200 lb.
The Greek name for velociraptor is "velociraptor" (βΡλοκιΟΞ¬ΟΟΞΏΟΞ±Ο).
The scientific name for a velociraptor is velociraptor monogoliensis.
The role of the tail was to act as a counterbalance to keep it even despite the weight of its head and torso. In fact, the tail made up half of the Velociraptor's length. Velociraptor was 6 feet long, and its tail was 3 feet long.
Velociraptor was a predator and so would have no interest in such a food. Additionally, velociraptor went extinct long before there were people to create such foods.
Velociraptor was the second most formidable predator where it lived. The only one that was larger is a species of tyrannosaur known from fragmentary remains. It may actually be Alectrosaurus, a 17 foot long tyrannosaur. Velociraptor would have to be careful to avoid Alectrosaurus.
Velociraptor probably lived less than twenty years maximum, maybe as little as 15. Velociraptor was warm blooded, and it was a small carnivore. Small, warm blooded carnivores don't usually live very long today, and theropod dinosaurs, which were related to Velociraptor, such as Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus, lived less than 30 years. If you are asking how long the species existed, their fossils date to between 75 and 71 million years ago, meaning that they existed for about 4 million years.