
Horridus is unlike any triceratops found before.
The fossil, dating back 67 million years, is the world's most complete and finely preserved of its species, and will be going on display at the Melbourne Museum in an Australian first.

Horridus is unlike any triceratops found before.
The fossil, dating back 67 million years, is the world's most complete and finely preserved of its species, and will be going on display at the Melbourne Museum in an Australian first.