Do we have fossils indicating it lived in social herds?

Idk, and I am not gonna look it up right now. Where I am at its pretty late.

"This doesn't necessarily mean it was a dumb animal. Stegosaurus was just as smart as it needed to to survive. Intelligence isn't the end-all-be-all of feats, and half the time, it's more hassle than it's worth," - Dinofax

@ScaryLookinHobo Tracks discovered by Matthew Mossbrucker of the Morrison Natural History Museum from Colorado suggest that Stegosaurus lived in multi-age herds. One group of tracks is interpreted as showing four or five baby stegosaurs moving in the same direction, while another has a juvenile stegosaur track with an adult track overprinting it.

It probably wasn't as dumb as 99.99% of the books that I have say tbh. IMO it should be at least smart enough to tell the difference between another Stegosaurus and a predator before acting accordingly.

Probably not as intelligent as elephants or dolphins. It had very small brain to vody ratio.

Prolly not. I mean maybe dumber than a rhino but like for an animal,prolly not. Like brain size isn't everything.

Well its tiny brain means it's stupid why else is it extinct?

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Depends on what you consider dumb