Parasaurolophus and the Sound of the Cretaceous

Parasaurolophus was one of the most recognizable and mysterious dinosaurs of the Cretaceous world—a duck-billed herbivore known for its long, sweeping crest and the haunting sounds it may have produced. In this video, we explore Parasaurolophus and the sound of the Cretaceous, from its unique anatomy and possible calls to its herds, predators, habitats, and fossil discoveries. Discover how this iconic dinosaur lived, communicated, and survived in a world filled with danger, and why its voice may have been one of the most unforgettable sounds of the dinosaur age.