Size comparison:
Length: 2 meters
Weight: 50 kg
A little feathered dinosaur, Beipiaosaurus orientalis is quite a timid creature, preferring to flee at the first sign of danger. They live in thickets across the eastern woodlands and surrounding regions, browsing on plant matter they rake with their long arms and claws.
Despite their shyness, they are significantly more courageous when backed against small predators such as Dilong and Stenonychosaurus it shares the woodlands with, swinging it's front claws in self-defense. In spite of their small size and meek stature, they are primitive members of the Therizinosaur family, meaning that share close relations to the larger cow-sized Nanshiungosaurus, and colossal Therizinosaurus of Saurian Isle.
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