Dinosaur Bridge Coloring Page

What’s in the picture

Take a look at this whimsical scene: a huge dinosaur vertebra stretches across a moonlit lagoon like a natural bridge. On one side, a thicket of ferns with spiraling fronds sways gently, and over the water a giant amber comet—shaped just like a stegosaur’s plate—hovers in the night sky. Along the shoreline, basalt pillars rise, looking surprisingly like armor plates from an ankylosaur. The whole thing is drawn in clean, bold lines that keep the mood light and fun for kids to color.

Cool facts

Did you know a dinosaur’s vertebra can be as long as a grown‑up’s arm? And fern fronds actually unfurl in a spiral pattern, which makes them perfect for doodling. The “comet” you see is inspired by real amber fossils that sometimes capture dinosaur bits when they’re stuck in tree resin. Plus, basalt forms from cooled lava, giving those shoreline rocks a rugged, armor‑like vibe.