The body of Nasutoceratops titusi was robust and quadrupedal

It is also believed that its snout was strong enough to crush the shells of turtles and other invertebrates

This anatomical peculiarity

Majungasaurus crenatissimus is one of the best-known abelisaurids thanks to the abundance of fossil material

Atopodentatus unicus Scale:1:20 The body of Nasutoceratops titusiAtopodentatus unicus was a marine reptile that lived during the Middle Triassic Period, approximately 247 million years ago, in what is now southern China. Its name means "unique with teeth on top," and it's no coincidence: this animal is known for possessing one of the strangest mouth structures ever seen in a vertebrate. Measuring about three meters in length, its body was elongated, with flattened limbs adapted for swimming, indicating that it led