Triceratops's frill wasn't just for show; it likely had large holes in it to reduce weight. elaborate share
Mamenchisaurus had one of the longest necks of any known dinosaur, proportionally longer than even the giraffe's. elaborate share
Styracosaurus had a large bony frill and up to six long horns on its face, but its horns were not directly attached to the frill itself. elaborate share
Daspletosaurus had a bony crest above its eyes, which likely played a role in species recognition or intraspecific combat. elaborate share
Patagotitan mayorum, one of the largest known dinosaurs, was so big that its femur (thigh bone) was taller than a grown human. elaborate share
Apatosaurus's neck wasn't as flexible as often depicted; it likely couldn't reach very high or bend very far. elaborate share
T. Rex arms were so short, they couldn't even reach its mouth. elaborate share