Jurassic park novels: compy’s in the crib

In Jurassic Park, Compsognathus (Compys) are small, bird/reptile-like dinosaurs that didn’t have feathers and are typically green with darker stripes, a lighter underbelly, and red markings on their throats. They have thin bodies, long tails, delicate heads, and sharp, serrated teeth. They move with a hopping, bird-like gait and are shown to be intelligent, cunning pack hunters, despite their small size. Physical Characteristics Size: They are chicken-sized, about a meter long and a foot tall. Body: They are lightweight and nimble, with long legs, long tails for balance, and a thin, delicate neck and skull. Forelimbs: Their small forelimbs have two large, clawed digits. Head & Mouth: They have a narrow, long snout with a strong jaw armed with many small, sharp teeth. Eyes: They have large eyes with dark, round pupils, similar to a diurnal bird. Coloration Base Color: Most individuals are varying shades of green. Stripes: They have dark green stripes along their backs and tails. Underbelly: They have a cream or yellow underbelly. Throat/Face: Red coloring is often seen on their throats and faces. Variation: Some individuals show a light green-beige coloration with black stripes, possibly due to mutation. Behavior Gait: They move with a bird-like hopping gait. Intelligence: Despite their small size, they are depicted as intelligent and cunning. Hunting: They hunt in packs and swarm larger prey, inflicting bites with their serrated teeth. Diet: Their diet consists of small vertebrates and insects and small mammals (and compsognathus can not speak at all