What is another word for compsognathus?
Pronunciation: [kəmpsˈɒɡnaθəs] (IPA) 
Compsognathus, also known as the "compys," are small, carnivorous dinosaurs that lived during the late Jurassic period. They were about the size of a chicken and had long, slender bodies with sharp teeth and claws. The scientific name compsognathus means "elegant jaw," and they are also sometimes called "nimble jaws" or "graceful jaws." Synonyms for this dinosaur include Compy, Compsognathid, and Compsognathoid. They were known for their quick movements and ability to hunt in packs. Although they lived millions of years ago, their fossils have been found in Europe and East Asia, allowing scientists to learn more about these fascinating creatures.
