Found all over western North America, Edmontosaurus is the textbook definition of a hadrosaur.

They’re one of the most well studied animals in the fossil record, providing us with a wealth of insight into how they ate, socialized and survived.

Although it doesn't have a magnificent bony crest like it's more famous relatives, some Edmontosaurus sport their own flashy headgear in the form of a "comb" made entirely from soft tissue.

Hadrosaurs are commonly referred to as "duck-billed dinosaurs," but don't let that catchy moniker fool you - these dinosaurs lived on land, not in water.