 I got you, Leo. Okay, its name is Loki Ceratops Rangiformes, and it's named after the Norse god Loki for two reasons. One, because like all Ceratops, it has horns on its head, but these blades, they look like the ones on Loki's helmet. And two, because its skull resides in Denmark. So that's the first part of the name. What about the second part of the name? Yeah, this is less fun, but still interesting. Like Rangiformes refers to horns not being symmetrical like caribou. Huh, I didn't know caribou have asymmetrical horns. Yeah, I had to look it up. Hmm.