Euoplocephalus, Drayton Manor, Tamworth, Staffordshire, England, UK
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Ddraig Ddu
N 52° 36.736 W 001° 42.537
30U E 587415 N 5829922
An Euoplocephalus statue in the dinosaur area in Drayton Manor.
Waymark Code: WMFNRJ
Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 11/10/2012
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These gentle herbivores were designed to protect themselves. Euopocephalus means "well armoured head" and was given this name because of the armour that would have covered his entire body, even the head.
The Euoplocephalus also had spike and spines all over him and horns growing from the back of his head.
Lastly, this dinosaur had a large club on the end of his tail, allowing a strong bash to attack predator with.
Location:
Drayton Manor
Tamworth
Staffordshire, England
Type of Dinosaur: Euoplocephalus
Web Address or URL: Not listed
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Have someone take your picture with your GPS in front of the Dinosaur.
If your by yourself try to get yourself if you can. If not take a picture of your GPS and the Dinosaur.
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