Compsognathus is a genus of small, two-legged predatory dinosaurs. Its name comes from the Greek words compsos (elegant) and gnathos (jaw), which describes its graceful body and jaws. What did he look like? Compsognathus was a very small dinosaur, about the size of a hen. He had long, thin legs that made him a fast and agile runner. Its jaws were sharp and full of very small, sharp teeth, perfect for catching small animals. What was his lifestyle? Compsognathus is thought to have been an active predator, feeding on small lizards, insects and other small animals. Its speed and agility allowed it to hunt successfully in the dense forests it inhabited. Where and when did he live? Remains of Compsognathus have been found in Germany and France, indicating that it inhabited Europe during the Late Jurassic. Why is it interesting? Compsognathus is one of the best-studied small dinosaurs. It is interesting for several reasons: Its small size: Unlike many other dinosaurs that were huge, Compsognathus was very small. The good preservation of the fossils: Compsognathus fossils are very well preserved, allowing scientists to study its anatomy and lifestyle in detail. Its relationship to birds: Some scientists believe that Compsognathus was a close relative of birds.
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