Polacanthus

The Polacanthus was a spike covered dinosaur similar to the Ankylosaur that appeared in Dinosaur Expedition Born Free.
==History==
===Dinosaur Expedition Born Free===
The Born Free went for another Dinosaur Expedition, finding a Polacanthus. They tried to capture the animal when it was attacked by a Tyrannosaurus. The armored herbivore fought well and attacked the predator with its spiky tail, gaining the upper hand, which allowed the Born Free to easily capture the T-rex, as the herbivore ran off. It was then found by the poachers, but its armor proved to be an impenetrable defense as bullets simply bounced off the herbivore. The herbivore kept attacking the poachers with its spiky tail, so the poachers immobilized its tail with a rope. The herbivore started running all around the place trying to free its tail and dragging the poachers behind it. Then a sudden earthquake happened, and a hole opened up in the ground. The herbivore fell in and dragged the poachers into the hole. The Born Free desperately tried to help but couldn't save the herbivore and the poachers, as they were quickly buried alive.
====Trivia==== 
*Unlike its real-life counterpart, the Polacanthus is depicted with sharp teeth and the ability to burrow.
*The Polacanthus is one of the few dinosaurs that the Born Free did not manage to save.
==Data == 
:;Stats
*Length: 5 meters
*Weight: Unknown
*Origin: Prehistoric Earth
:;Powers and Weapons
*Spiked Tail: Polacanthus' tail is covered in spikes, and it can be swung at potential threats as a weapon.
*Armor: Polacanthus is covered in spiky armor that protects it from all attacks. It was unfazed by a bomb and a Tyrannosaurus bite; bullets just bounced off its defenses. Its belly, however, is unprotected.
*Burrowing: To protect its belly, Polacanthus can partially burrow into the ground, leaving only its armored back exposed.
Category:Allies
Category:Non-Ultra Kaiju
Category:Kaiju
Category:Dinosaurs
Category:Dinosaur Expedition Born Free
Category:Dinosaur Expedition Born Free Kaiju