Styracosaurus albertensis Andrewsarchus con dientes largos y puntiagudos

con dientes largos y puntiagudos en forma de aguja

Width 48mm

using its horny beak to tear off leaves and branches

Scientists believe this adaptation allowed it to reach and catch fish more effectively in shallow bodies of water

Styracosaurus albertensis Andrewsarchus con dientes largos y puntiagudosStyracosaurus albertensis is a herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 75 to 72 million years ago. It belongs to the group of dinosaurs known as ceratopsids, which were characterized by their impressive horns and crests on their heads. The name "Styracosaurus" comes from Greek and means "spiny lizard" or "spined lizard", referring to the distinctive features on its head. This specific species, Styracosaurus