What dinosuars can swim?

Answer 1

It is possible that many dinosaurs were able to swim. I´m sure the hadrosaurs (duck-billed dinosaurs) were capable of doing just that. However there weren't any that were built like seals or dolphins. Animals such as the icthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, and pliosaurs were all reptiles and not dinosaurs.

Like most large land animals today, most dinosaurs could probably swim, if only marginally. No known dinosaur has been found that actually lives in the water, though some evidently ate fish and lived near water.

Answer 2

Scientists don't really know what dinosaurs could or could not swim.

They suggest that Eustreptospondylus (You-strep-tose-pond-ee-luss)

swam, because he was found on small islands, and to get from one to another, you had top swim. But Eustreptospondylus had the risk of being eaten by a Liopluerodon (Lie-o-ploor-o-dawn), which was 17 times the size.

Answer 3

most hebivores were able to swim and some carnivores that had strong front claws could swim

Answer 4

No dinosaurs can swim, as pliosaurs and suchlike are not actual dinosaurs. However some dinosaurs are thought to have spent a great deal of time in the water, such as Brachiosaurs.