Living: Like other Ceratopsids the Centrosaurs jaws were build to chew the dogged fiber plants. It had great muscles, where some of them were attached to the neck, which gave it a very powerful bite, with the molars on a straight line.

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It possibly had rubbles in its stomach to digest the food better. By the twisted rivers and the swampy forests in Canada, it lived with other Ornithischias and Theropods.

Migration: The Centrosaurs walked in herds in thousands through the forests migrated for the north over 110 km. (70 miles) a day, because the plants in north grew faster. When they came to a river, they selected a volunteer to go out in the water to how strong the stream was. If there was too much stream the dinosaur would get killed against the shore, where a lot of flesh-eaters waited for it.

Skeleton: The strong bones helped the muscles to support the legs and tail. A tall chest supported the front legs massive shoulders.

Skull: In profile, you can see the large horn on the nose and a smaller on the back of the neck. Two horns hanged over the collar from behind. Even though you can’t see it, it could have been covered with skin and muscles.

Position: No one really knows how the Centrosaurus stood upright. Some say, that it had its legs beneath the body, and others say that they were like on a lizard..