How does the iguanodon protect itself?

Answer 1

they have long bony spikes on their thumbs which is good for stabbing a theropod who tries to attack it which can hurt a predator badly.But also they use their big long tails to swing and slap at a enemy's face for assault.Other times they just flee.

Answer 2

Iguanodon were very large herbivores, growing to between 33 and 43 feet long and weighing 3.5 tons. Their large size would have defended them from smaller predators. If they were attacked by a large theropod, they probably would have run away on their hind legs if possible. The top speed of an Iguanodon running bipedally is estimated to be 15 miles per hour. In the case that an Iguanodon was cornered, it may have attempted to defend itself by striking with its long, sharp thumb claws.

Answer 3

it had spike things on its hand to hurt the other attacker

Answer 4

i think with their claws and their canines they look like a walrus