Spinosaurus was the largest carnivore of all! It could be almost 60ft long and weigh over 11 tons! It also had 6ft tall spine bones that were covered in a thin layer of skin. How “spine chilling” is that. The spine was also there so spinosaurus could warm its body and be active and on the move before other dinosaurs. It had a 7 meter long skull most of that being the long crocodile like snout. The jaws of spinosaurus were weak though and could probably only brake human bones with its teeth, but that’s if it was still alive today! The snout also has little holes in the front just like a crocodile to where it could sense the prey/fish in the water. One of the fish species were Onchipristis, an 8 meter long sword fish with lethal barbs on its long upper jaw. Now that adaptation does have some common sense. Back to its spinosaurus though. It had a snout like a crocodile but its jaw wasn’t meant for breaking bone. That’s also an adaptation. This is an adaptation because its jaw was meant for gripping onto struggling prey. There’s no way to escape this guys grasp. That’s how the spinosaurus rules! Well I hope you learned some “spine chilling” facts. Thanks for reading. ( by the way the spinosaridae family was Oxalaia, Suchomimus, Irritator, Baryonyx, and Ichthyovenator. if you want to learn about how irritating irritator really was go to the link down below to see my friend Wills smore.)
