EHdeetahs

EHdeetahs are a species of large, herbivorous dinosaurs that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago. They are known from a single species, E. edwardsorum, which was discovered in the Hell Creek Formation of North Dakota, USA. EHdeetahs are characterized by their distinctive, elongated necks and small heads, which are supported by a series of long, slender vertebrae. Their forelimbs are relatively short and robust, while their hindlimbs are long and slender, adapted for running and grazing. EHdeetahs are estimated to have been around 15 meters long and 4.5 meters tall at the hips, making them one of the largest known hadrosaurs. Their diet consisted primarily of soft plants, which they would have grazed on while standing on their hind legs. EHdeetahs are notable for their unique combination of features, which sets them apart from other hadrosaurs. Their discovery has provided valuable insights into the evolution and diversity of this group of dinosaurs.