Most Complete, Well Preserved Triceratops Named ‘Horridus’ Set to Go on Display at Melbourne Museum Medicine & Technology Mar 11, 2022 The most well-preserved and complete Triceratops fossil is set to debut on March 12 at the Melbourne Museum, Australia. Read on to learn more about Horridus and discoveries regarding its life and death.
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