A full-body illustration of a baby triceratops wearing glasses, depicted in prehistoric settings.
A full-body illustration of a baby triceratops wearing glasses, depicted in prehistoric settings. A prehistoric triceratops depicted in full body, wearing glasses and smiling. A prehistoric triceratops stands in full body pose, wearing a pair of glasses, depicted as a cute baby dinosaur. A baby triceratops dinosaur with glasses, depicted in vector format for easy editing.
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