Triceratops Sounds (Reconstructed) 

This is my first herbivore dinosaur sound reconstruction. One of the most famous herbivores of all time, living at the very end of the Late Cretaceous period, around 68-66 million years ago, best known for its three distinctive horns on its head and a bony frill around its neck.
While there has been no evidence of a syrinx in non-avian dinosaurs, researchers in 2023 have discovered a Pinacosaurus larynx, which has a structure like that of a bird's syrinx. But I still believe Triceratops could've produced low-pitched bellows and rumbles like crocodilians, hence the deep sounds in this video.
Shoutout to @StudioMod for inspiring me.
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