How did the Brachiosaurus deal with predators?

Answer 1

When they are fully grown their shear size would have meant that predators couldn't bring them down unless like velocoraptor, which hunt in packs, would be able to bring one down if they were lucky but because the Brachiosaurus lived in herds they could protect each other.

Answer 2

Like most herbivores, Apatosaurus didn't have a lot of means of fighting back against predators. Thanks to footprints, we know that young Apatosaurus could run away from predators on two legs like a basilisk. Once they got larger, though, that was no longer possible. At that point, their large size made them too large for most predators, except for Allosaurus. They could have used their tail like a whip in an attempt to ward off Allosaurus, but how effective that was I am not sure.

Answer 3

Brontosaurus is an invalid name for Apatosaurus excelsus. Like most herbivores, Apatosaurus didn't have a lot of means of fighting back against predators. Thanks to footprints, we know that young Apatosaurus could run away from predators on two legs like a basilisk. Once they got larger, though, that was no longer possible. At that point, their large size made them too large for most predators, except for Allosaurus. They could have used their tail like a whip in an attempt to ward off Allosaurus, but how effective that was I am not sure.

Answer 4

the braciosaurus protected self by hitting others with its tail