Parasaurolophus was a herbivorous dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous, known for its long, backward-curving crest. The crest may have been used for visual display, sound resonance, or thermoregulation. Parasaurolophus likely lived in herds and fed on a variety of vegetation.

Appearance

• Large hadrosaur with a long, sweeping cranial crest
• Slender body with strong hind limbs and a balancing tail
• Smooth, rounded snout typical of hadrosaurids
• In-game size: 12 blocks long and 5 blocks tall

Behavior

• Neutral: Will not attack unless provoked
• Retaliates when attacked
• Often found in herds, using group movement for safety
• Uses its crest to produce low-frequency calls that alert nearby herd members

Obtaining

Parasaurolophus does not spawn naturally. To obtain one, you must:

1. Find Parasaurolophus Remains or fossils
2. Use the fossil revival process to create a Parasaurolophus
3. Hatch from an Ostrich Egg type egg

Diet

• Herbivore: feeds primarily on Leaves
• Grazes peacefully in open plains and forest edges

Drops

When defeated, Parasaurolophus may drop:

• Parasaurolophus Remains
• Parasaurolophus Raw Meat

Sounds

Alarm Sounds

Death Sounds

Hurt Sounds

Living Sounds

Gallery

Community Images

Parasaurolophus by Leosaure [1]

Skins

Forest

Rainforest

Development Images

Parasaurolophus Showcase [2]	Parasaurolophus Rework Showcase [3]	Baby Parasaurolophus Showcase [4]
Parasaurolophus Forest Showcase [5]	Parasaurolophus Rainforest Showcase [6]

Mr. DNA's Fun Trivia

• Parasaurolophus was no joke! A fully grown and healthy Parasaurolophus was strong enough to pose a challenge to most predators!
• Parasaurolophus used its unusual crest as a resonating chamber!
• Parasaurolophus' name references another Hadrosaur called Saurolophus, with its name meaning "Almost Saurolophus"!
• The achievement "The One With A Pompadour" is a playful reference to Parasaurolophus's distinctive backward-curving crest, which resembles a pompadour hairstyle.
• Parasaurolophus's hollow crest could produce distinctive trumpeting sounds, making it one of the few dinosaurs that scientists believe could vocalize in unique ways.