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The Spinosaurus was the largest carnivore to ever live. It is thought to have been around 49 feet long and weighed 6 tons.
The largest carnivore to ever exist was the prehistoric dinosaur Spinosaurus, which lived around 95 million years ago. It is estimated to have been around 50-60 feet in length and weighed up to 20 tons.
The large carnivorous dinosaur in Jurassic Park 3 was a Spinosaurus. It is thought to have been the largest terrestrial carnivore of all time.
The spinosaurus was the largest carniverous dinosaur. It is called spinosaurus because of the fin on its bag. This dinosaur was a water dwelling dinosaur that was hunted by the largest crocodile that ever lived.
The largest carnivore found so far is a mystery. Although Tyrannosaurus is the smartest, strongest and quickest of all large carnivorous dinosaurs, it wasn't the largest. Some dinosaur experts say Giganotosaurus is the biggest of all flesh-eating dinosaurs. Others think Mapusaurus is the biggest. Recent discoveries show that the North American Saurophagonax is the worlds biggest dinosaurium carnivore. Most people agree that Spinosaurus holds the new record
A: The Spinosaurus Height - 14-23 feet (4.3-7 meters) Length - 50-55 feet (15.2-16.8 meters) Weight - 12 tons (24,000 pounds) Bite force - 2 or 3 tons (4,000 or 6,000 pounds) Speed - 15 miles per hour (25 kilometers per hour) Diet - fish, dinosaurs
No. The largest carnivorous dinosaur discovered so far is the Spinosaurus.
Polar Bears or Kodiak Brown Bears, both are around the same size. I would agree and disagree because the big difference is that the Kodiak is an omnivore where the Polar bear is a carnivore. World's largest land carnivore ever, was Spinosaur. New evidence says that spinosaurus spent much of its time in the water. Although Jurassic Park's third installment showed this creature defeating a T Rex, in reality, spinosaurus would not be a threat to the tyrannoaurs or allosaurs that shared its environment, because its teeth were shaped to grab and hold fish, unlike the other carnosaurs.