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Introductions are unnecessary to anyone who's ever cracked open a dino book, but nonetheless: Triceratops horridus, 30 ft. of triple-horned Late Cretaceous heavyweight. Unique among its fellow ceratopsians (horned dinos) both in sheer mass & the possession of a solid bone-frill projecting from the back of its head (most related species' frills sported large structural holes for the purpose of weight reduction).

Description
Introductions are unnecessary to anyone who's ever cracked open a dino book, but nonetheless: Triceratops horridus, 30 ft. of triple-horned Late Cretaceous heavyweight. Unique among its fellow ceratopsians (horned dinos) both in sheer mass & the possession of a solid bone-frill projecting from the back of its head (most related species' frills sported large structural holes for the purpose of weight reduction).