Spinosaurus: Bigger Than A T. Rex? | Meet The Dinosaurs | Little Fox

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Meet Spinosaurus, one of the biggest meat-eating dinosaurs ever!
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AI GeneratedA little fox interviews a Spinosaurus, learning about its unique physical traits, diet, and history. The Spinosaurus explains its massive size, its distinctive sail, and its preference for eating fish in the river during the Cretaceous period, long before the era of the Tyrannosaurus.
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Little Fox
You're really big.
Who are you?
I'm a Spinosaurus.
My name means Spine Lizard.
Your spines are tall.
That's right.
Some are almost two meters tall.
They hold up my sail.
What is your sail for?
Scientists think I use it to show off.
Some think it controls my body heat.
Hmm, are those things true?
I'll never tell.
It's my spiny secret.
Do you live near water?
Yes, I like to stay near the water.
My favorite food is fish.
Oh, how do you catch fish?
I have jaws like a crocodile.
I snap them fast to catch food.
How big are you?
I am 14 meters long.
I am one of the biggest meat eaters.
I am longer than a Tyrannosaurus.
Oh, do you live with Tyrannosauruses?
No, I live a long time before Tyrannosauruses.
What year are we in?
We're 100 million years before your time.
This is the Cretaceous period.
I'm going to splash in the river now.
Goodbye, little reporter.
Goodbye, Spinosaurus.
