Koreaceratops

Koreaceratops

The Koreaceratops fossil was discovered in South Korea, in a rock block along the Tando dam. Described to have been around 5 to 6 feet long and between 60 to 100 pounds with a parrot-like face and clawed hind feet. It's fan-shaped tail indicates swimming abilities.

The species is officially identified as Koreaceratops hwaseongensis and is the first ceratopsian dinosaur found in South Korea.

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