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Published: 2020-05-01 14:32:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 14013; Favourites: 649; Downloads: 0
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Well some new evidence suggests that our beloved croco-duck has a gigantic fluke tail for swimming better. Now I am not much of a paleontologist and I don't know much of the in's n out's about studying prehistoric creatures, but I can say that I try to study as much as I can. I also don't know if this new finding really changes anything but again I don't know everything about this. Either way here's a sail boi with some other Kem Kem bed residents.Related content
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You're welcome.
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This finding actually does changes some things, because while scientists already knew that Spinosaurus spend a lot of time in the water, they didn't know if it could produce the kind of propulsion necessary to move such a large animal through the water. But now that they actually have some intact tail bones they can accurately model how it swum. This proves that rather than simply standing in the water waiting for a fish to pass by, Spinosaurus was capable of actively chasing down swimming prey.
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Great work, reminds me of the protagonist of Age of Reptiles, Ancient Egyptians (delete my repeated message please?)
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I cant tell if the back legs are the proper length and if it has the proper feathering because im unsure of if it has any but id imagine it similar to waterfowl
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I'm not surprised that Spinosaurus swims, have any of you seen Jurassic Park 3?
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suggest is putting it mildly since we have most of the tail
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Great work, reminds me of the protagonist of Age of Reptiles, Ancient Egyptians
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would just make sense that a creature that spends so much time near water would have means of moving through said water. swimming is the most logical here.
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and this fact will even majorly change the story of Age of Reptiles Ancient Egyptians
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is it possible that Spinosaurus did spent a couple of times on land similar to when a whale or seal was chasing it's prey on shore?
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this is where and why I imagine Spinosaurus replacing the Brontosaurus in the 1933 King Kong because the inaccurate behavior of the 1933 brontosaurus is totally how I imagine it was an accurate behavior for Spinosaurus since we are now more convinced that it was a semi aquatic
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