Gojira2K
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 8:36 AMI saw some Spinosaurus animation before on this video from Nat Geo.
Bigger Than T-Rex: Spinosaurus
And ever since than I had wanted to find some more. So I have searched the internet (mostly Google) and I have finally found some. This video features footage of Spino swimming, eating and just plain walking. Hope you all enjoy.
Spinosaurus Surprise: This Dinosaur Could Swim, and That's a First!
Remeber to watch the new documentary Bigger Than T-Rex. It airs Wendesday, Nov 5 9/8 central on PBS/Nova.
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Carnosaur
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 9:21 AMIt reminds me of an asiatic water monitor(V. saltavor) It'sone of the better quality animations i've seen in a while.
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Gojira2K
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 9:25 AMYeah, I think it is from the new documentary for Spinosaurus.
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Sci-Fi King25
MemberAllosaurusOct-27-2014 12:00 PMThanks for sharing this 2K!
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DustyAlaska
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 12:42 PMSweet! I get paid and a new doc. to watch that day! :D
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MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 1:14 PMInteresting. I do find it strange they say bigger than T.rex when they keep making it lighter. Longer yes, but not heavier. Heck, Nat Geo even has a drawing and it shows Spino as lighter...
DinoSteve93
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 1:32 PMThey're probably not considering weight as size, but rather using lenght - which is not wise at all.
Anyway, a really interesting video! :)
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MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 1:34 PMYeah, I guess so.
Gojira2K
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 1:36 PMYour welcome guys. Can't documentary myself. I hope I can record it.
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Spinosaurus Rex
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 1:55 PMWait a minute, since when is there a speculation as Spino being in the Jurassic? It was probably most definately in the early-mid cretaceous.
DinoSteve93
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 2:00 PMFrom the picture, the arrow that starts from the text Spinosaurus, brings to the middle Cretaceous. The figure itself is placed on the Jurassic timeline, most likely because of the picture constrains.
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Alphadino65
MemberTriceratopsOct-27-2014 2:25 PMI really can't wait until this documentary airs, and we get to see how Spino would have moved in its environment. It looks really good!
My one problem with the video is that the newscaster's introduction implies that Spinosaurus was only recently discovered, as if it's an entirely new dinosaur. Most kids I know today know what Spinosaurus is, thanks to JP3 (which is inaccurate in too many ways, but still).
Spinosaurus Rex
MemberCompsognathusOct-27-2014 2:27 PMOh i didnt see that line going to it, thanks for pointing that out.
Something Real
MemberTyrannosaurus RexOct-28-2014 12:48 PMGOJIRA2K - This was incredibly neat and very informative! I greatly enjoyed the way in which the animal was presented - very beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! :)