Maiasaura

Maiasaura means “good mother lizard”, and this creature certainly earns that name. Fossil evidence suggests that M. peeblesorum cared for its young by protecting them and feeding them in the nest. They lack any type of protection, other than two small horns on their heads that appear to show no offensive capabilities, so M.Peeblesorum travel in large herds for safety in numbers against hungry predators. The first discoveries of this creature revolutionised the way we look at dinosaurs, and how they care for their young, and shall continue to amaze us for years to come.