#Spinosaurus (meaning "Spined lizard") is a genus of theropod spinosaur[[File:Spinosaurus Four Legs.png|thumb|427x427px]]dinosaur. It had a 6 foot tall sail on its back, possibly to mate or to cool off. Spinosaurus lived in the middle and late Cretaceous in Africa and South America, living alongside Carcharodontosaurus. It ate fish and meat. It usually ate Onchopristis and Ouranosaurus. Spinosaurus was 30 feet tall 60 feet long and weighs 13 tonnes and was discovered in 1912 by a german paleontologist but the bones were destroyed in world war 2.for many years, all paleontologists had to go on in order to understand these dinosaurs were drawings of their bones that had been published around the world.
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[[File:Spino.jpg|thumb]]This dinosaur is rhe biggest meat-eating dinosaur known to men.This dino was 57-65 feet long and 23-34 feet tall, thats 2-3 stories high!
[[Category:Meat-Eaters]]
[[Category:Meat-Eaters]]
[[Category:Cretaceous Dinosaurs]]
[[Category:Cretaceous Dinosaurs]]
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[[Category:Cool Stuff]]
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[[Category:Dinosaurs]]
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[[Category:Shoreline Dinosaurs]]
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[[Category:Piscivore]]
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[[Category:Spinosauridae]]
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[[Category:Mystery of History]]
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[[Category:Prehistoric Animals]]
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[[Category:Prehistoric]]
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[[Category:Carnivores]]
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[[Category:Deadly Predators]]
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[[Category:Dinosaurs of Africa]]
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[[Category:Fossil taxa described in 1915]]
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[[Category:Theropods]]
Latest revision as of 18:56, 14 July 2016
Spinosaurus (meaning "Spined lizard") is a genus of theropod spinosaurdinosaur. It had a 6 foot tall sail on its back, possibly to mate or to cool off. Spinosaurus lived in the middle and late Cretaceous in Africa and South America, living alongside Carcharodontosaurus. It ate fish and meat. It usually ate Onchopristis and Ouranosaurus. Spinosaurus was 30 feet tall 60 feet long and weighs 13 tonnes and was discovered in 1912 by a german paleontologist but the bones were destroyed in world war 2.for many years, all paleontologists had to go on in order to understand these dinosaurs were drawings of their bones that had been published around the world.
