There is not much at all to mention about the Likhoelesaurus becuase currently only a few teeth were found for this dinosaur. It was named after the town Li Khole, close to the location where the teeth were found and named by Ellenberger in 1972. The teeth were found in the Lower Elliot Formation in 1970.

The Likhoelesaurus has not been formally described by anyone but it likely to be a Theropod because it teeth resembed others from that dinosaur classification. It was a carnivore of an unknown size. That is even argued as well. Some say that the Likhoelesaurus is a herbivore.

There is evidence of simularities which may make a Likhoelesaurus, in fact, actually be a Basutodon as well.

Obviously everything about the Likhoelesaurus is very inconclusive.