A large prehistoric Triceratops dinosaur is shown in full body form, with its distinctive frill and horns.
A large prehistoric Triceratops dinosaur is shown in full body form, with its distinctive frill and horns. A prehistoric triceratops dinosaur in full body pose, ready to be used as vector art for design projects. A full-body illustration of a triceratops, a prehistoric dino, smashing through a wall in a vector design format. A prehistoric triceratops bursting through a brick wall in a vector illustration.
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Triceratops SVG Image: A Prehistoric Pal with a Big Impact

Unleash your creativity with our stunning Triceratops SVG image, perfect for crafting, cutting, and designing with ease.

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