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River Monster’: 50-Foot Spinosaurus | National Geographic


Spinosaurus is probably the most bizarre

Spinosaurus is probably the most bizarre dinosaur out there it’s got the giant

dinosaur out there it’s got the giant

dinosaur out there it’s got the giant six seven-foot sail on its back it’s got

six seven-foot sail on its back it’s got

six seven-foot sail on its back it’s got a long slender snout like crocodile

a long slender snout like crocodile

a long slender snout like crocodile it’s got short hind limbs and powerful

it’s got short hind limbs and powerful

it’s got short hind limbs and powerful arms long tail so there’s really no

arms long tail so there’s really no

arms long tail so there’s really no other dinosaur like it

I think it’s very difficult to really

I think it’s very difficult to really visualize in your mind what a 50-foot

visualize in your mind what a 50-foot

visualize in your mind what a 50-foot long predator looks like you really have

long predator looks like you really have

long predator looks like you really have to walk up to it and you just look at

to walk up to it and you just look at

to walk up to it and you just look at the arms and you to go like wow this

the arms and you to go like wow this

the arms and you to go like wow this thing could just grab me and pull me

thing could just grab me and pull me

thing could just grab me and pull me into three pieces that’s when you

into three pieces that’s when you

into three pieces that’s when you realize a how big this animal was but

realize a how big this animal was but

realize a how big this animal was but also how beautiful it was it really is

also how beautiful it was it really is

also how beautiful it was it really is an amazing creature the place

an amazing creature the place

an amazing creature the place Spinosaurus lived in is a really bizarre

Spinosaurus lived in is a really bizarre

Spinosaurus lived in is a really bizarre ecosystem we’re looking at a place with

ecosystem we’re looking at a place with

ecosystem we’re looking at a place with several t-rex sized predatory dinosaurs

several t-rex sized predatory dinosaurs

several t-rex sized predatory dinosaurs six or seven different kinds of Crocs

six or seven different kinds of Crocs

six or seven different kinds of Crocs giant flying reptiles car sized fish so

giant flying reptiles car sized fish so

giant flying reptiles car sized fish so it was a pretty dangerous place a river

it was a pretty dangerous place a river

it was a pretty dangerous place a river of giants and that’s really what it was

of giants and that’s really what it was

of giants and that’s really what it was one thing I wanted to figure out was how

one thing I wanted to figure out was how

one thing I wanted to figure out was how these different predators could coexist

these different predators could coexist

these different predators could coexist and turns out that many of them were

and turns out that many of them were

and turns out that many of them were fish eaters what we didn’t know was

fish eaters what we didn’t know was

fish eaters what we didn’t know was whether Spinosaurus was also a fish

whether Spinosaurus was also a fish

whether Spinosaurus was also a fish eater but as we pieced the skeleton

eater but as we pieced the skeleton

eater but as we pieced the skeleton together it became apparent that this

together it became apparent that this

together it became apparent that this was the first dinosaur that was actually

was the first dinosaur that was actually

was the first dinosaur that was actually spending a substantial amount of time in

spending a substantial amount of time in

spending a substantial amount of time in the water it was a River monster a

the water it was a River monster a

the water it was a River monster a predator of the river of giants so it’s

predator of the river of giants so it’s

predator of the river of giants so it’s the first dinosaur to do that and that’s

the first dinosaur to do that and that’s

the first dinosaur to do that and that’s really significant because we thought

really significant because we thought

really significant because we thought that dinosaurs were really land animals

that dinosaurs were really land animals

that dinosaurs were really land animals and that they never really invaded that

and that they never really invaded that

and that they never really invaded that environment without that the river

environment without that the river

environment without that the river systems were firmly in the hands of

systems were firmly in the hands of

systems were firmly in the hands of crocodiles but turns out that at least

crocodiles but turns out that at least

crocodiles but turns out that at least one dinosaur did venture into the rivers

one dinosaur did venture into the rivers

one dinosaur did venture into the rivers you

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