You have stumbled across a lone Triceratops grazing alone in the prehistoric forests of North America, 66 million years ago.

Sensing your presence, the mighty, three-horned dinosaur looks up, still chewing on the foliage with its parrot-like beak and flat molars. It snorts upon locking its sight on you, having never seen you before. Despite its limited eyesight, the Triceratops could smell the foreign scent from you and is uncertain if you pose a threat to it.

Making a rumbling noise, the 6-tonne giant stomps one foot to the ground and shakes its head, showing its massive, bony and brightly colored head frill that protected its neck, and the two long horns protruding above its eyes, sizing up and intimidating you…