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Euoplocephalus is a genus of large herbivorous ankylosaurid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Canada. It is one of the best-known ankylosaurs, famous for its heavy armor and powerful tail club.
Appearance
- Thick, low-slung body covered in bony osteoderms
- Large shoulder spikes providing additional defense
- Heavy, muscular tail ending in a distinctive tail club
- Broad, low head with a beak suited for cropping vegetation
- In-game size: 7 blocks long and 2 blocks tall
Behavior
- Neutral (Requires 2): A single Euoplocephalus remains calm and will not attack; when two or more are present, they become defensive and will retaliate if provoked
- Slow-moving but extremely durable
- Uses its tail club to deliver powerful defensive strikes
- Prefers forested or semi-arid environments, often seen grazing peacefully
Obtaining
Euoplocephalus does not spawn naturally. To obtain one, you must:
- Find
Euoplocephalus Remains or fossils
- Use the fossil revival process to create a Euoplocephalus
- Hatch from an Ostrich Egg type egg
Diet
- Herbivore: feeds primarily on
Leaves - Grazes on low vegetation and shrubs
Drops
When defeated, Euoplocephalus may drop:
Sounds
Attack Sounds
| Attack 1 | |
| Attack 2 | |
| Attack 3 | |
| Attack 4 |
Death Sounds
| Death |
Hurt Sounds
| Hurt 1 | |
| Hurt 2 | |
| Hurt 3 | |
| Hurt 4 | |
| Hurt 5 |
Living Sounds
| Living 1 | |
| Living 2 | |
| Living 3 | |
| Living 4 | |
| Living 5 | |
| Living 6 | |
| Living 7 |
Threat Sounds
| Threat 1 | |
| Threat 2 | |
| Threat 3 | |
| Threat 4 |
Gallery
Community Images
![]() Euoplocephalus by Desbird [1] | ![]() Euoplocephalus by Prehistoricgames [2] |
Development Images
![]() Euoplocephalus Showcase [3] | ![]() Baby Euoplocephalus Showcase [4] |
Mr. DNA's Fun Trivia
- Euoplocephalus was originally named "Stereocephalus", however that name had already been given to an insect!
- Euoplocephalus was one of the largest Ankylosaurids, with its size only being exceeded by Ankylosaurus itself, and possibly Tarchia and Cedarpelta!
- Euoplocephalus had a broad muzzle, indicating that it was possibly a non-selective feeder, perhaps similar to a hippopotamus!
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