Schleich Prehistoric Animals 14535

Pentaceratops, mini The Pentaceratops with its five horns and powerful neck shield was a relative of the Triceratops. It probably had the largest skull of all land-dwelling animals.

<b>The name Pentaceratops means “five-horned head”.</b>
With a length of 7.5 metres and a height of 2.5 metres, the Pentaceratops was the largest representative of Ceratopsidaes. Unlike the more familiar Triceratops, the Pentaceratops wore five horns on his impressive skull. All Ceratopsidae also possessed a powerful neck plate, which was probably less used for defence. The Pentaceratops probably had the largest known skull of all terrestrial animals. A real thick skull.