They probably called Ankylosaurus the "armored tank" because it was so densely covered in bony armor plates on its head, neck, back, sides, and tail, just like a tank is armored to protect it from gunshots. Some other things Ankylosaurus shares with tanks are that it was bulky and hard to flip, and they were both well armed: a tank has guns, and an Ankylosaurus has a lethal tail club.
They probably called Ankylosaurus the "armored tank" because it was so densely covered in bony armor plates on its head, neck, back, sides, and tail, just like a tank is armored to protect it from gunshots. Some other things Ankylosaurus shares with tanks are that it was bulky and hard to flip, and they were both well armed: a tank has guns, and an Ankylosaurus has a lethal tail club.
Ankylosaurus is not known to have had any armor on its eyelids. However, some of its relatives like Euoplocephalus did have armored eyelids.
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An adult Ankylosaurus was so heavily armored and well protected by its defensive tail club that they had no natural enemies. However, a young Ankylosaurus could fall prey to Tyrannosaurus or dromaeosaurid raptors.
An adult Ankylosaurus was so heavily armored and well protected by its defensive tail club that they had no natural enemies. However, a young Ankylosaurus could fall prey to Tyrannosaurus or dromaeosaurid raptors.
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The motto of Armored Corps - Israel - is 'The man in the tank will be victorious'.
Ankylosaurus and Saichania are both armored dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous period, but they belong to different genera and exhibit distinct characteristics. Ankylosaurus, primarily found in North America, is known for its large size and prominent club-like tail, while Saichania, discovered in Mongolia, is smaller and has a more robust body with a different arrangement of armor plates. Additionally, Saichania is considered to have been more heavily armored than Ankylosaurus, reflecting adaptations to its environment. Both dinosaurs, however, shared similar herbivorous diets and defensive strategies against predators.
yes, its called the M1A1 Abrahms tank
Ankylosaurus is, in and of itself, the scientific name of the species. The full name of the animal is Ankylosaurus magniventris.
The 3rd Tank Division - the largest of Japan's 4 armored divisions - had 24 tanks.
Yes, gargoyleosaurus is an ankylosaurus.