Many thanks to Helen Hiley for this post, intended to raise a smile in this time of isolation.
The Hylaeosaurus (HIGH-lee-oh-saur-us, or HILEY-oh-saur-us) lived in England in the early Cretaceous period, 150-135 million years ago.
The name means 'woodland lizard'. It was a plant-eating 'armoured dinosaur' with a length of about 5 metres.
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