Rankings / Prehistoric / Land / Super heavyweight / Triceratops
Prehistoric · Late CretaceousLandSuper heavyweight
Triceratops
Triceratops horridus · Western North America
Record
0–0
Win rate
–
Fight rating
1,500
Fighter stats
Estimates from fossils, for adults- Lived
- 68–66 million years ago
- Weight
- ~13,000–20,000 lb
- Size
- ~26–30 ft long, ~10 ft tall
- Top speed
- Unknown; probably not fast
- Weapons
- Two ~3 ft brow horns, nose horn, bony frill, sharp beak
- Diet
- Herbivore: low plants
- Lifespan
- Unknown
Power-ups
- Long horns aimed at attackers
- Huge bony frill guards the neck
- Survived T. rex attacks
Weak spots
- Flanks and rear exposed
- Heavy and slow to turn
Fight record
Bars show the share of votes for the triceratops. A fight counts toward the record once it has 10+ votes.
In the wild
About 14% of Triceratops skulls studied had injuries, with 10 times as many frill wounds as Centrosaurus. That points to horn-to-horn fights between rivals.
Source: nationalgeographic.comA Triceratops brow horn from Montana has bite marks matching an adult T. rex, and the bone healed. The Triceratops survived the attack.
Source: floridamuseum.ufl.edu