Styracosaurus | The Rhino of the Cretaceous
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- For our special 100 subscriber celebration, based on your guy's votes, we have the Styracosaurus. One of the most famous ceratopsians rivaled only by the Triceratops. What about this dinosaur gives it such recognition? Today, we will seek to answer that question.
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This is so wonderful to see a video about the Styracosaurus, my favorite childhood dinosaur alongside Carnotaurus.
He was my favorite too! I used to be a major Triceratops fan, but then I saw this guy and thought "OK, so Triceratops but cooler". Don't worry, we'll come back around and give Carnotaurus their time in the sun too!
@@DinoBasics Can you make videos about other species like Allosaurus, Yutyrannus, Suchomimus, Pentaceratops and Stegosaurus?
@@kevinobill4818 You know what...for you my man...I'll see what I can do :)
My favorite Dino channel!!!!
Styracosaurus is one of the most common members of the ceratopsian family. It first appeared around 75 million years ago and lived up to the extinction of the dinosaurs about 10 million years later. It had one long nasal horn over its beak, and had many long horns over the top of its frill, which it used for head-butting matches against rivals for leadership to the herd and mating rights to females, as well as for defense against predators like Tyrannosaurs and Raptors. It lived alongside other species of dinosaurs such as many of its relatives, like Einiosaurus, Torosaurus, Chasmosaurus, Centrosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus and Triceratops, hadrosaurs, like Edmontosaurus, Corythosaurus, Parasaurolophus and Lambeosaurus, Ankylosaurs, like Edmontonia, Euoplocephalus and Ankylosaurus, and predatory theropods, like Tyrannosaurs such as Gorgosaurus, Albertosaurus, Daspletosaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex, and Raptors like Dromaeosaurus and Troodon. It is known from the movie, Dinosaur (2000), particularly as Eema, and the TV Shows, Dinosaur King, as Thorn, and Dinosaur Train, but has never made much of an appearance in any Documentaries, except for Bizzare Dinosaurs (2009). It is also from the Jurassic Park/World video games, like Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis and Jurassic World: Evolution 1 & 2.
Anyway, Can’t wait for my request on Parasaurolophus, and I have a few more requests for you as well.
So am I! Feel free to post your requests in comments, as I try to go back and read through comments (especially Ceratosaurus) to find your guy's suggestions. Or you can email them to thedinobasics@gmail.com, whichever you prefer!
@@DinoBasics, Okay! Thanks, Logan.
Congrats on 100 subscribers! Always great to find a paleo channel before it blows up
We can only hope Very kind of you, thank you
Keep it up..., it is bound to happen if you continue on this road!
Greetings bibia.
It's fairly obvious that the frill was to protect the neck from predator bite. It would have flattened against the back as its horn gored the predator to death.
Not necessarily. If it was purely for defense, then the inclusion of large air pockets would be fairly pointless and only weaken its largest defense. It definitely held value for defense, but most likely served a dual purpose.
This video is great, and the perfect length too. Just subscribed, looking forward to seeing more!
Very kind of you to say, thank you!
Hello!! Thank you for making this video! Styracosaurus is one of my favorite dinosaurs. I cannot wait for more videos! Can you please make a video on Therizinosaurus?
Oh, you better believe we're doing Therizinosaurus😉
I think about BP Richfield from the show “The Dinosaurs” when I see this creature. “SINCLAIR, IN HERE NOW!!!!!!”
You don't need to thank us for subscribing, we need to thank you for creating and uploading great content 😉
So: 🙏THANKS
Greetings bibia
Very kind of you, thank you!
another large herbivores that lived alongside Styracosaurus they are including a Hadrosaurid species such as Parasaurolophus, Lambeosaurus, Corythosaurus, Prosaurolophus and Hypacrosaurus while become the symbiosis mutualistic of the fauna by the unit life existence stages
from the appearance of Styracosaurus are resemble to the body presence of a Mammals than a Reptile but if this creature is still in the Mesozoic ages that give many people interesting fact about it's features and lifestyle
in fact Styracosaurus is the best and become favorite prey of a large theropod such as Albertosaurus and Daspletosaurus while their evidence of wounded during took a battle with the Tyrannosaurid as they always been in struggle and defend themselves from the dangerous carnivores by it's environment
toward to it's relative species of horned face dinosaurs beside Styracosaurus as exactly they are Centrosaurus, Chasmosaurus, Pentaceratops, Pachyrhinosaurus, Torosaurus and Triceratops in the fact Styracosaurus is the prominent one of the member ever founded by the evidences and foot step track record while they available in now the country such as U.S.A Two Medicine Formation and Alberta Canada Dinosaur Park Formation
Styracosaurus totally look like a modern rhinoceros kind a species of One Horn Rhinoceros than a Dinosaur