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Triceratops

Triceratops lived during the Late Cretaceous Period in northwestern North America. It stayed near lakes and ponds to cool off and drink water on hot days.

Named "three-horned lizard" for the two gigantic horns on top of its head and one smaller horn on its beak-like nose, it also had large bony frills like a crown that protected its neck. Triceratops' beak allowed it to eat tough plants other herbivores could not chew. A short, heavy tail helped it balance.

It traveled in a herd, eating enough plants to fill its eight-meter-long (26 ft) heavy body. Living in herds helped Triceratops protect its babies and defend itself against large predators.

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