<h5>Meet Lokiceratops</h5><p>Researchers have found a new dinosaur with the biggest horns in northern Montana, USA.</p><p>They named it Lokiceratops rangiformis, after Loki, the tricky god from Norse mythology. Loki is famous for his big, fancy horns, just like this dinosaur!</p><h5>The Discovery</h5><p>Lokiceratops lived millions of years ago! Imagine the world back then, filled with giant creatures and lush, green swamps.</p><p>Lokiceratops was as big as an elephant, weighing a lot, and measuring about 6.7 metres long.</p><p>It had no horn on its nose but two huge, blade-like horns on its frill. These horns are the biggest ever found on a dinosaur with a frill.</p><figure class="image"><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/newsahoot.appspot.com/449195704_994957392414335_3348212136352186787_n_dd31b14ae2.jpg" alt="449195704_994957392414335_3348212136352186787_n.jpg"><figcaption>A person checking out the Lokiceratops fossil and display at the museum. Photo by Natural History Museum of Utah.</figcaption></figure><h5>What’s Cool About Lokiceratops?</h5><ul><li>Lokiceratops' horns were different lengths, just like a reindeer's antlers. Imagine having one horn bigger than the other!</li><li>The dinosaur didn’t just have big horns; it also had a spike in the middle of its frill. Talk about fancy headgear!</li><li>Scientists think the horns might have been used to show off or to protect itself from other dinosaurs.</li></ul><h5>Where Can You See It?</h5><p>Lokiceratops's fossils were found in 2019. Now, a model of its skull and a life-sized sculpture are at the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City, USA.</p>

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