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Published: 2020-05-05 01:37:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 8477; Favourites: 161; Downloads: 3
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With the new recent publication of the Spinosaurus tail I have to think (again) into what would have happened if they kept evolving and my mind come to play until it came with this, the Carabelospinus, a giant floating spinosaur that sails across the seas of the late Cretaceous.ΒRelated content
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Interesting design, but what would protect it from predators?
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Mostly his size and being poor nutricious and tasteless
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Lol, I think a mosasaurus wouldnβt care
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va8mwCβ¦
Solo digo esto!
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yet it survived
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It looks like a swordfish that wanted to become a loaf of bread but decided to quit halfway.Β
Still, your hypothetical spinosaurΒ descendantΒ is quite interesting.
Also how does it squeeze its neck into its body like a turtle does with its neck into its shell?
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Yes it does, most of the neck hides within the body when it doesnt need it
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Fascinating.
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more like fat sailed unicorn turtle
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you spelled holy wrong
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At first I thought that horn was its nose, and I was reminded of the Pascagoula aliens.Β
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I see why, but yeah is a crest, in a way it helps to lurde a little any potenyial predator to attack its headΒ
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fish of course, he can catch them using its long neck
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