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Spinosaurus – One of the Longest Dinosaurs!
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- Spinosaurus was one of the world’s largest dinosaurs and could be up to 18 meters long, 6 meters high and weigh up to 9 tons.
- The biggest feature is the large backbone that scientists think it used to regulate its body temperature.
- Create your own fantasy landscape and use your imagination while you playing with this dinosaur in the historical landscape of the earth.
- Realistic details makes this perfect for collectors, teachers and children.
- Measures 34 cm.
- Suitable for children above 3 years of age.
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Spinosaurus lived in the cretaceous period, about 120-90 million years ago. It lived in the area that today is North-Africa, and was first discovered in Egypt in 1912.
Spinosaurus was among the biggest carnivorous dinosaurs and is assumed to have been between 12 and 18 meters long. It had a long and narrow head, reminiscent of todays crocodiles.
We know that spinosaurus ate fish, but it is believed it also hunted prey that lived on land. The big sail on its back may have been used to regulate its body heat, or to attract a mate when courting.
