Greek for 'near crested lizard', the Parasaurolophus gets its name from its distinct horn-like crest, which resembles Elvis's hair!

Did you know that the Parasaurolophus can communicate by pushing air into its crest to create a deep sound?

When Parasaurolophus fossils were discovered, its crest attracted wild ideas, including: a weapon, a snorkel, and even a nose!

The Parasaurolophus roam freely on Isla Nubar and Isla Sorna, usually in the company of other herbivores.