Majungasaurus

Majungasaurus lived around 70–66 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period on the island of Madagascar. Growing to approximately 7 metres in length and weighing around 750–1,100 kilograms (0.75–1.1 tonnes), it was the island's dominant predator.

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Majungasaurus is instantly recognisable by the single horn on top of its skull, a rare feature among large meat-eating dinosaurs. Fossil evidence also suggests it may have occasionally scavenged or even fed on members of its own species, making it one of the few dinosaurs with evidence of cannibalistic behaviour.

As an abelisaurid theropod, Majungasaurus evolved in isolation on Madagascar, giving it unique characteristics not seen in many other predators. Its powerful jaws and robust skull were well adapted for tackling prey in the ancient ecosystems of the Late Cretaceous, making it a fascinating dinosaur to explore and learn about.