Dinosaurs with horns on their heads, like rhinos, have large horns on their heads to defend themselves against predators. Next, let’s take a look at the dinosaurs with horns on their heads with this theme group, right?
1. Sheng Wanglong
Has a low, rounded corner
Rajasaurus (genus name: Rajasaurus) is a genus of the subfamily Carnotaurus in the family Abelisauridae. It lived in India in the late Cretaceous. It was a large carnivorous dinosaur with a body length of about 8.5 meters and a hip height of 2.4 meters. Weighing 4 tons, the model species Nabarta wins rex. The head has a unique forehead.
2. Dragon King Dragon
There is extensive intradermal osteogenesis
Dracorex (scientific name: Dracore) is a genus of dinosaurs under the family Pachycephalosauridae. It lived in North America during the Cretaceous period and was named by Robert Bakker. The skull is covered with small spikes and bumps.
3. River Dragon
As if its horns were plucked out
Achelousaurus (scientific name: Achelousaurus), also known as Achelosaurus, is a genus under the Centrosaurine subfamily. It lived in North America during the Lower Cretaceous. It is a medium-sized ceratopsian with a length of about 6 meters. It was a four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a parrot-like beak, a bulge at the end of its nose and behind its eyes, and two horns at the end of its neck.
4. Triceratops
one of the most famous dinosaurs
Triceratops (genus name: Triceratops) is a genus of herbivorous dinosaurs in the order Ceratopsidae of the order Ornithischia. They have very large head shields and three horns, which are reminiscent of modern rhinos.
5. Unicorn dragon
The corners of the nose are very sharp
One-horned dragon lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous and was a close relative of Centrosaurus. There is a long horn with a slightly curved front end on the nose, which can pierce the flesh of predators.
6. Pentaceratops
Has five angles
Pentaceratops is about 8 meters long and weighs an estimated 5,500 kilograms. Its geological age is the Late Cretaceous, about 75 to 73 million years ago. In addition to the two forehead horns and one nose horn, the five horns also have spikes under the eyes.
7.Albertaceratops
There are two curved horns on the top of the head
Albertaceratops is a late Cretaceous plant-eating dinosaur with a body length of 6 meters that lived in the United States and Canada in North America. It is characterized by two curved horns on the top of its head and two sharp horns above its eyes, somewhat like a Pentaceratops, but with a different mouth.
8. Liaoning horned dragon
The world's earliest known neoceratopsian
Liaoningceratops lived in the Early Cretaceous about 130 million years ago. It was similar in size to a larger dog. It was an animal that walked on four legs and fed on plants. Unlike Triceratops, which developed a long neck shield, Liaoningceratops had a short neck shield and weak zygomatic horns.
animal tags： Dinosaur rhinoceros Kingosaurus Tyrannosaurus Hesaurus Triceratops Pentaceratops Albertaceratops Liaoningceratops Cretaceous
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