A Stegosaurus has spikes to protect itself from predators attacking. It will kill another dinosaur if it tries to attack and kill him.
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Stegosaurus had four spikes on its tail called thagomizers. Stegosaurus used thagomizers for self defense against predators like Allosaurus.
Each thagomizer was two feet long, and two protruded from each side of the end of the tail. If attacked, Stegosaurus could quickly pivot on its hind legs in an effort to keep its tail end toward the predator. With one powerful swing of the tail, it could stab the enemy with one or even two of its thagomizers, leaving an agonizing and, in some cases, potentially fatal wound. However, even their thagomizers didn't make them invincible, and Stegosaurus were sometimes killed by predators.
the stegosaurus tail had 4 spikes, so it can use it for deffence.
The stegosaurus had up to 4 large spikes on its tail.
Stegosaurus had a tail. It also had lots of sharp spikes on it.
There were four spikes at the end of a Stegosaurus's tail that it used as a weapon for self defense. The spikes are called thagomizers.
There were probably 4 spikes.
I did some looking and I did not find any relatives of Stegosaurus with plates but no tail spikes. The tail spikes, or thagomizers, were used as weapons for self defense against predators.
Stegosaurus had four spikes on its tail called thagomizers. Each thagomizer was two feet long, and two protruded from each side of the end of the tail.
The Stegosaurus's tail spikes are called thagomizers. They have a bony core but may have been covered in a thick layer of keratin.
yes it does it has plates on its back and spikes on its tail
The Stegosaurus had very large, pointy spikes at the end of its tail. These spikes could have been used for defence against predators, like Allosaurus or Ceratosaurus. Its spikes were made of bone.
This type of dinosaur is called a Stegosaurus
Stegosaurus' spiked tail is called a "thagomizer."Way back in 1982, a famous Far Side cartoon showed a group of cavemen clustered around a picture of a Stegosaurus' tail; one of them points to the sharp spikes and says, "Now this end is called the thagomizer...after the late Thag Simmons." The word "thagomizer" has been used by paleontologists ever since.