Maiasaura - The Good Mother of the Cretaceous (Patreon)

Maiasaura, the “good mother lizard,” was a gentle, plant-eating hadrosaur that roamed the Late Cretaceous plains of what is now Montana. Famous for its remarkable nesting sites, Maiasaura cared for its young long after they hatched, returning to the same colony grounds year after year, evidence of social bonds and complex behavior in dinosaurs. With its duck-bill snout, strong legs and ability to walk on two or four legs, it was well-adapted to grazing on a variety of vegetation.

Hadrosaurs like Maiasaura are just one of the many fascinating dinosaur groups that will be featured in Snapshots of Prehistory, each revealing a unique glimpse into the ancient worlds they once ruled!