Pegomastax

Pegomastax is the only known herbivore dinosaur with fangs. It was discovered in 1966 in South Africa and was described by professional palaeontologist and geologist Paul Sereno, a man who found dinosaur Suchomimus. The dinosaur lived 200 million years ago, was a heterodontosaurid, and was only 60 centimeters (2 feet) in length.

Pegomastax had a very big, growing canine tooth, which is known to be fanged. It looked a bit like a meat-eater but was actually a sauropod.

The dinosaur was a relative of Aquilops. It does look a bit fanged, although it’s not, it was actually a relative of 11- meter long Ankylosaurus. Both dinosaurs were the same size, though one looks more pleasant.

This dinosaur was a fast runner and had spikes coming out of its head, and had sharp claws. There are lots of differences between this and their relatives.