
Petite Among Predators
Troodon was among the smaller of the meat-eating dinosaurs—under six feet long from its nose to the tip of its tail. Look how small it is compared to a human! Many of the small theropod dinosaurs may have hunted in packs.
One of the smartest dinosaurs to ever stalk the night.
Troodon was one of the smartest dinosaurs, based on the size of its brain in comparison to its body. Sharp sickle-shaped claws on each foot as well as three clawed fingers on each hand helped this small carnivorous dinosaur capture and hold its victims. Troodon's large eyes made it a good hunter by day or by night.

Troodon was among the smaller of the meat-eating dinosaurs—under six feet long from its nose to the tip of its tail. Look how small it is compared to a human! Many of the small theropod dinosaurs may have hunted in packs.

Troodon's fossil skulls show that the little dinosaur had expansive eye sockets for large eyes and space for a big brain. This probably means Troodon was quick to spot both prey and predators.
Source: Microsoft Dinosaurs (1993) CD-ROM. Text liberated from original screen art; images & audio restored from disc. Original media is Microsoft/supplier copyright — non-commercial educational preservation. Credits & Acknowledgements