Alphadino65
MemberTriceratopsAug-25-2018 10:09 PMAccording to this National Geographic article, it is possible that Spinosaurus may not have been able to swim in very deep water, like previously depicted in the 2014 documentary, Bigger than T.rex.
Keep in mind though, that Ibrahim's input on scientific errors from ONLY using computer models are valid, and must be considered.
Xenotaris
MemberAllosaurusAug-26-2018 3:49 AMMakes sense, the spinosaurus was only semi-aquatic like a hippo
Alphadino65
MemberTriceratopsAug-26-2018 10:24 PM@Xenotaris, hippos can and often do swim to the bottom of rivers, so your comparison is wrong. Just because a creature is semi-aquatic, doesn't mean it couldn't dive below the surface.
Xenotaris
MemberAllosaurusAug-27-2018 4:33 AMOh I assumed you meant deep water like the ocean
Alphadino65
MemberTriceratopsAug-27-2018 3:20 PMThe rivers and lakes that were present in Spinosaurus' habitat would have been deep enough thaat it would have had trouble staying stable.
Even before this hypothesis, it wasn't thought that Spinosaurus would have even wanted to swim out into the ocean, since its food was found inland.
Xenotaris
MemberAllosaurusAug-27-2018 11:06 PMperhaps if the environment didn't suddenly change on spinosaurus causing its extinction then maybe the spinosaurids would have become more aquatic
jeddahmovers
MemberCompsognathusAug-28-2018 1:36 AMLove to see the movie like that. Waiting for the upcoming part of the movie. I am fina abbar, working with the best movers and packers in saudi.
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MemberAllosaurusSep-16-2018 11:09 AMSo it was more like a big, diapsid Grizzly Bear than a crocodile or duck.
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