Edmontonia
PeriodLate Cretaceous (76-73 Ma)
DietHerbivore
Length6.5 m
Weight3,000 kg
LocationAlberta, Canada
ClassificationAnkylosauria
About Edmontonia
A nodosaur with enormous backward sweeping shoulder spikes. The rest of the body wore a pavement of small locking armor plates. Rivals likely shoved each other with the spikes in contests. Shared its habitat with club tailed ankylosaurs.
Size
6.5 m longArgentinosaurus: 35 m
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