Giganotosaurus lived 97 million years ago in what is now Argentina. At the time the area had braided river system, and the local plants would have included conifers, cycads, ferns, horsetails, ginkgoes, and a few very primitive flowering plants. Other dinosaurs that shared this habitat include the sauropods (giant, long necked herbivores) Limaysaurus, Nopcsaspondylus, and Andesaurus, and these may have been prey animals for Giganotosaurus. There were also iguanodonts, relatives of Iguanodon, that definitely would have been prey for the Giganotosaurus. Other predatory dinosaurs that lived here include Ekrixinatosaurus, a 33 to 36 foot long abelisaur, Buitreraptor, a rooster sized dromaeosaur, Bicentenaria, an 8 to 10 foot long carnivore, and Alnashetri.
First, let's get the name right: It's not "Giganto"-saurus, it's "Giga - noto - saurus."
"Giga" means big, or if you prefer, REALLY big. "Noto" means "southern" (there was already a creature named Notosaurus; it was much smaller) and "saurus" of course, means "lizard" [Even though the dinosaurs WEREN'T lizards, the namers THOUGHT they were, and by now it's traditional.]
So we have "Great Southern Lizard" and sure enough, he lived in what is now South America.
The Giganotosaurus lived in Argentina (South America)
It lived about 95 million years ago (Middle Cretaceous)
Giganotosaurus was discovered in the 1990s. Bones were discovered in 1993 but it was not until 1995 when a full skeleton was discovered and the finding was confirmed.
Argentina in south America.
Somewhere in earth.
The Giganotosaurus is known as the (Giant Southern Lizard)
its not Tyrannosaurus REX it giganotosaurus .... in Argentina... Patagonian could not remember
Giganotosaurus weighed an incredible 9 tons(18,000 pounds)
Giganotosaurus would have had no natural predators as it was the apex predator of it's habitat in Argentina.
I think megalodon vs giganotosaurus will be released this summer.
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It lived exclusively in Argentina. At this time Argentina was surrounded by water as sea levels were much higher during this time.
A complete skeleton of a Giganotosaurus has yet to be found. If and when it is found, the number of bones it has may be determined.
Giganotosaurus was 43 feet long and weighed somewhere between 6.5 and 14 tons. Allosaurus was 32 feet long maximum and weighed somewhere between 1 and 4.5 tons. Thus, Giganotosaurus was far larger, and thus the only hope for an Allosaurus fighting a Giganotosaurus would be to flee. Note that Allosaurus never would have encountered Giganotosaurus, as the former died out about 53 million years before the latter evolved, and they didn't even live on the same continents.
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