063 Pachycephalo

In the late Cretaceous period,
there was a head-butting champion of the plains —
the Pachycephalosaurus.

Its most iconic trait?
A 25-cm thick, dome-shaped skull built like a living helmet.
Whenever something threatened the group,
it could rush in and deliver a powerful
BAM! — protecting its own.

It wasn’t a troublemaker at heart.
Most of the time, it used that hard head
to settle friendly rivalries within the group —
“Who’s the strongest?”
Head-to-head, literally!

Even though it wasn’t the biggest dinosaur,
it carried the perfect weapon for survival.
Not aggressive — just brave
and ready to act when needed.

EUGY Pachy captures
its round dome head, beak-shaped mouth,
and that adorable yet determined expression.
As you put the pieces together,
you might just hear a little warning:

“Don’t poke me… I bump back!”

Small size — big courage.
Let that bravery come to life at your fingertips.