Difference between revisions of "Parasaurolophus"
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| − | Species: P. walkeri<br> | + | '''Species:''' P. walkeri<br> |
| − | Time Period: Cretaceous<br> | + | '''Time Period:''' Cretaceous<br> |
| − | Length: 9.5 meters (31 feet)<br> | + | '''Length:''' 9.5 meters (31 feet)<br> |
| − | Weight: 2.5 tonnes (2.8 short tons)<br> | + | '''Weight:''' 2.5 tonnes (2.8 short tons)<br> |
| − | Category: Herbivore<br> | + | '''Category:''' Herbivore<br> |
| − | Diet: Plants<br> | + | '''Diet:''' Plants<br> |
Unique Ability: The Parasaurolophus is able to lock on to enemies, emitting a sohpiticated alarm call as well as highlighting the enemy for all members of its group. The call varies depending on the severity of the threat, with a total of 3 tiers (Minor, Moderate, and Major threat). | Unique Ability: The Parasaurolophus is able to lock on to enemies, emitting a sohpiticated alarm call as well as highlighting the enemy for all members of its group. The call varies depending on the severity of the threat, with a total of 3 tiers (Minor, Moderate, and Major threat). | ||
Other Facts: Parasaurolophus falls prey to many species of carnivores, but a healthy adult is no pushover. Powerful legs and a considerable weight allow adults to severely injure and even kill smaller carnivores they can't outrun. | Other Facts: Parasaurolophus falls prey to many species of carnivores, but a healthy adult is no pushover. Powerful legs and a considerable weight allow adults to severely injure and even kill smaller carnivores they can't outrun. | ||
Revision as of 00:15, 4 October 2018
Species: P. walkeri
Time Period: Cretaceous
Length: 9.5 meters (31 feet)
Weight: 2.5 tonnes (2.8 short tons)
Category: Herbivore
Diet: Plants
Unique Ability: The Parasaurolophus is able to lock on to enemies, emitting a sohpiticated alarm call as well as highlighting the enemy for all members of its group. The call varies depending on the severity of the threat, with a total of 3 tiers (Minor, Moderate, and Major threat).
Other Facts: Parasaurolophus falls prey to many species of carnivores, but a healthy adult is no pushover. Powerful legs and a considerable weight allow adults to severely injure and even kill smaller carnivores they can't outrun.
