Dinosaur Species Acrotholus Facts, Size & Behavior

Travel back 85 million years into the Late Cretaceous and meet Acrotholus audeti — the dome-headed dinosaur that changed what we know about prehistoric evolution. Though small in size, Acrotholus played a giant role in revealing the early development of thick-skulled dinosaurs. Its solid bone dome, built for combat and display, makes it one of the earliest known members of the pachycephalosaur family — distant relatives of the famous Pachycephalosaurus.

In this documentary-style video, we uncover the fascinating story behind Acrotholus: how it lived, how it evolved, and what its discovery in Canada revealed about the hidden world of small dinosaurs. Learn how this quick, intelligent herbivore survived in the shadows of giants, using speed, awareness, and perhaps even head-butting to establish dominance and attract mates.

From fossil discoveries in the Milk River Formation to cutting-edge scientific analysis, every detail of Acrotholus’ anatomy helps paleontologists understand how dinosaurs adapted to survive. Though small, this “high-domed” survivor proves that evolution’s greatest experiments often come in unexpected forms.

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