Corythosaurus

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Dinosaurs

Corythosaurus had a large, hollow crest on its head that likely acted as a resonating chamber, allowing it to make loud, low-frequency calls. elaborate share

Cryolophosaurus

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Dinosaurs

Cryolophosaurus's head crest wasn't upright like other dinosaurs with crests; it was more of a flat, forward-curving "Elvis" style. elaborate share

Tarbosaurus

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Dinosaurs

Tarbosaurus bataar, despite its name and appearance, wasn't actually a Tyrannosaurus. It was a close relative, but belonged to a different genus. elaborate share

Kentrosaurus

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Dinosaurs

Kentrosaurus had plates and spikes along its back, but unlike Stegosaurus, its plates were smaller and more numerous, and its spikes were located along its hips and tail. elaborate share

Troodon

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Dinosaurs

Troodontids likely had the largest brain-to-body size ratio of any known non-avian dinosaur. elaborate share

Theropods

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Dinosaurs

Some theropods, like *Carnotaurus*, had horns on their heads, not just for display but possibly for intraspecies combat. elaborate share