In the humid floodplains of Late Cretaceous Utah, a new face appears among the great herds of horned dinosaurs. With a broad snout, sweeping brow horns, and a flamboyant frill, this is Nasutoceratops titusi. Its name means ‘large-nosed horned face,’ and it is unlike any other ceratopsian of its time. Bold, striking, and social—Nasutoceratops makes its debut on the prehistoric stage.