Stellasaurus ancellae Escala:1:20 stands as a titanosaurian sauropod

stands as a titanosaurian sauropod colossus that lived in what is now Madagascar during the Late Cretaceous period

thanks to its low and robust body

plunging its jaw into the water

approximately 6 meters long and with an agile and muscular build

Stellasaurus ancellae Escala:1:20 stands as a titanosaurian sauropodStellasaurus ancellae was a centrosaurine ceratopsid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America, known from remains recovered from the Two Medicine Formation in Montana, United States. Formally described in 2020 by Wilson, Ryan, and Evans, this taxon represents a particularly interesting form within the evolution of Campanian centrosaurines, as it combines anatomical traits seen in forms such as Styracosaurus, Einiosaurus, and Achelousaurus.