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  1. I've always loved the #triceratops. Now I know they lived at different times but the idea of them fighting back against the T-Rex with their horns was so appealing. Standing up against the bully, not just for themselves but also other plant eaters. That's my politics. Use whatever privilege you've got to try to even the playing field, taking down those who lucked into even more if necessary.

  2. Turning this Triceratops head to greyscale became similar to an old Pachyrhinosaurus sketch from more than 20 years ago.Like some coat of arms or antique shield.

    #ceratopsian #triceratops #dinosaur #cretaceous #paleontology #drawing #artandscience #art #fossils #creature #horned

  3. The final video of Paleo 2026 has been posted! Dr. Emily Bamforth, curator of the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum, presents the history of Triceratops and how Canadian specimens have been vital in learning about them!

    youtu.be/QWexKRtTwvw

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #alberta #dinosaurs #triceratops

  4. #FotoVorschlag #asymmetrisch & #52wochenfotochallenge #Hände & #fossilfriday

    Hier mein wohl liebstes #Fossil - für Führungen im #Museum klasse, denn wer möchte nicht mal einem #Dino die #Hand geben? 🫳🦖 Hier ist es allerdings eigentlich der #Fuß und der #Saurier ist auch nicht so groß: Ein #Psittacosaurus aus der Verwandtschaft von #Triceratops - allerdings nur so groß wie ein mittlerer Hund 🐕 Die Papageischnabel-Echse 🦜 ist einer von wenigen Dinos, dessen #Farben wir kennen! 🫟

    #Versteinerung

  5. Little one of a kind desk triceratops looks like it might be refreshing in iced tea. Or maybe I'm just parched... xxyxxy.com

    SOLD

    #ceramic #triceratops

  6. 17-Feb-2026
    Why #triceratops has such a big nose
    First comprehensive hypothesis on soft tissue in Triceratops reveals some nosy secrets

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #evolution #dinosaurs #anatomy

  7. With its massive horns and beak-shaped mouth, Triceratops is one of the Museum’s most recognizable dinosaurs. The skull of this 65-million-year-old ceratopsian measures about 8 ft (2.4 m) long—almost a third of its body length. Yet it was much lighter than it looks. In its beak-shaped mouth, Triceratops had between 144 and 160 teeth, which it replaced completely between two and four times over its lifetime.

    Photo: © AMNH

    #photography
    #fossils
    #triceratops

  8. This loveably grumpy Cretaceous chonker is going to be a home wrecker pretty soon if no one turns the pump off. When they said “life sized” the manufacturer wasn’t exaggerating the dimensions for once…

    #triceratops #inflatable #dinosaur #furryart #wip

  9. Do ye like mah chick'n?
    Uncle Tir showing his new friend— this is the consumer egg laying animal on their planet. #spaceRARt #scalieart #dinosaur #triceratops #oviraptor #worldbuilding

  10. Czytam córce komiks o dinozaurach a tam stegozaur gada z triceratopsem.

    Typie, stegozaura I triceratopsa dzieliło dwa razy więcej czasu niż triceratopsa i nas.

    #dinozaury #triceratops #stegozur

  11. Triceratops skeleton in the American Museum of Natural History. Taken 2006. Note the old fashioned sprawling gait in the forelimbs.

    #FossilFriday #dinosaurs #Triceratops #paleontology #fossil #skeleton