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The Stegoceratops is the hybrid of Stegosaurus and Triceratops. It was originally created as part of InGen’s Hybrid project. The Stegoceratops is one of the most iconic and well known hybrids we have on the park, only beaten by the Indominus rex and the Indoraptor. This hybrid is of the most offensive tanks in the park, having characteristics that help in both offense and defense. It has the same aggressive nature as the Trike, making it be very dangerous if one is not prepared. With horns being 1m(3.3ft) long and beign 12.7cm(5in) thick, it can pierce through and break stone and, with enough force, pierce through metal. It also has a thagomizer at the end of its tail, although, because of the ceratopsians short, stubby tails in comparison to their bodies, it is not as powerful as the Stegosaurus.

It is 4m(13.2ft.) tall, 10m(33ft.) long, and weighs 13 metric tons(15 tons)/13,000kg(30,000lb.). It features all around its body that helps it defend itself from any danger, but, because of its highly aggressive nature, it uses its defenses in a more offensive matter. Its horns have the purpose to protect it from head on attacks, while its frill has the purpose to protect its neck. Both of these it uses to pierce through or break objects that get in its way. Its scutes are used to fend off attacks focused on its back, while the thagomizer is used to fend off attacks from the back. All of these defenses have made it almost impermeable to most attacks; its only weak spots beign its belly and front of the neck.

It is a lone animal, not preferring the company of anyone. The only company it has tolerated is the symbiotic relationship it has with some crows and parrots; the birds brush the dirt on its body with their feathers and eat any worms, ticks, and parasites they find, while it protects them from any danger. Because of this, we have observed that many species of birds have perched on its horns, crest, thagomizer, and scutes.

Description
The Stegoceratops is the hybrid of Stegosaurus and Triceratops. It was originally created as part of InGen’s Hybrid project. The Stegoceratops is one of the most iconic and well known hybrids we have on the park, only beaten by the Indominus rex and the Indoraptor. This hybrid is of the most offensive tanks in the park, having characteristics that help in both offense and defense. It has the same aggressive nature as the Trike, making it be very dangerous if one is not prepared. With horns being 1m(3.3ft) long and beign 12.7cm(5in) thick, it can pierce through and break stone and, with enough force, pierce through metal. It also has a thagomizer at the end of its tail, although, because of the ceratopsians short, stubby tails in comparison to their bodies, it is not as powerful as the Stegosaurus.

It is 4m(13.2ft.) tall, 10m(33ft.) long, and weighs 13 metric tons(15 tons)/13,000kg(30,000lb.). It features all around its body that helps it defend itself from any danger, but, because of its highly aggressive nature, it uses its defenses in a more offensive matter. Its horns have the purpose to protect it from head on attacks, while its frill has the purpose to protect its neck. Both of these it uses to pierce through or break objects that get in its way. Its scutes are used to fend off attacks focused on its back, while the thagomizer is used to fend off attacks from the back. All of these defenses have made it almost impermeable to most attacks; its only weak spots beign its belly and front of the neck.

It is a lone animal, not preferring the company of anyone. The only company it has tolerated is the symbiotic relationship it has with some crows and parrots; the birds brush the dirt on its body with their feathers and eat any worms, ticks, and parasites they find, while it protects them from any danger. Because of this, we have observed that many species of birds have perched on its horns, crest, thagomizer, and scutes.