A three-metre plant-eater with a strange story: its first skeleton was dug up in 1891 and left in shipping crates for over twenty years, so when it was finally named in 1913 it became Thescelosaurus neglectus — the 'neglected wonderful lizard'. CT scans of its skull suggest poor eyesight, weak hearing and a keen nose: the senses of an animal that spends time underground. Ally: +2 vitality.