@@brainbarf he's talking about the constant changing of spino from being a mini Godzilla with sail instead of spike to now people even made a joke/meme spinofaarus vulgaris and spino isn't bigger than a trex the biggest spino is 8.5 tons while the biggest rex is 11 tons and spino can reach 20 feet
My theory is that the Spinosaurus stood in neck deep waters for hours at a time with just the head and the sail sticking out. This would explain why they had such large sails, because the large surface area of the sail sticking out above the water would have helped the Spinosaurus regulate it's body temperature by getting heated from the warm sun, preventing it from getting hypothermia. Also the position of the nostrils would support this model because the Spinosaurus could stay still for hours with it's mouth underwater while breathing. Additionally, the flat tail, while insufficient to provide any meaningful propulsion on it's own, would have been a useful when used in combination it's legs to quickly burst forward in an ambush attack.
Lol it doesn't matter anymore to the general public, jurassic park franchise has solidified what dinosaurs will forever look like in their minds. What bothers me is the new movies are still going along with a lot of the out dated information
@@bluemanno7901 The Jurassic Park franchise doesn't make dinos, they make monsters, like have you seen Dominion's Giganotosaurus? They're movies they can do it but it's just people who are ignorant and believe everything... Saying jp3 spino is your favorite dino is like saying the Indominus rex is, neither of them existed in real life
@@bluemanno7901that being said I don't remember what I was debating about, I may have gone off topic but I don't care, I'm to lazy to read what you wrote again
@@deeznuts4216Theres nothing wrong with creating inaccurate depictions for movies that aren't documentaries. The spino was not bad for the time, but science moved on. The new movie pisses me off. On RUclips there is a prologue that shows the following creatures together in USA 66 mln years ago: T. rex Giga Moros Oviraptor Nasutoceratops Quetza Pteranodon Iguanodon Its bullshit because the designs are the same as in the movie! And the movie is overall bad too so double nailing in the coffin
Recent studies say that it might have been more land based than we previously thought. Spinosaurus has a lot of back and forth so that too will probably be wrong in a year.
@@brainbarfjust for clarification, spino was slightly smaller than tyrannosaurus as size is determined by weight. Spino on average (estimated from both species) was around 6 tons while the Rex was around 9 tons
You're information is a bit wrong spinosauaraus maximum weight is actually 7 tons and his maximum length is 50 feet while trex length is 41 feet but the reason why trex is considered the largest meat eating dino is simply because whenever two dinos have almost similar length then we should compare them with their weight and trex weight is actually 10 tons
The weight for spino varies from 7-13 ton’s because of the lack in fossils and complete skeletons it could have more mass than T rex if more fossils are found but although spino is my favourite Dino I just wish they had more concrete evidence on it size and weight as it chances so frequently
@@boibread2681 but spino is a semi aquatic creature he has hollow bones and a weak structure so I think he might not be that heavy but we can't say as spino is still not fully described so I agree with your point because the amount of time spino changed is a lot more than usual
Jokes on him,size in biology is determined by the animals weight so trex would be bigger than spine unless new data that scales spino up or down scales t.rex
@@swarupimoirangthem8884 those estimates are from last year and years past. As of this year, looking at studies from June, October, etc. Spino was brought up to 13-22 tons. Much heavier than the rex. The weight of its tail (which is as long as its body) helped it balance the body upright, while the bones were also denser, which further adds weight. This is why we don't know if it could even swim anymore. We believe that between the added weight of its tail and dense bones, it stuck by the shoreline holding a more upright posture that was better for hunting fish like a heron.
@@floseatyard8063 Literally every link I'm looking at saying it was 9-10 tons is from years ago, and the most recent ones from this year are saying Spinosaurs is now heavier. Then backed it up with how it works. Spinosaurus had denser bones (made it heavier) and the brand new tail was as thick and as long as its body (made it heavier). It was so heavy we don't even know if it could properly swim anymore. We think it used the weight of its tail to help hold itself more upright while hunting for fish like a heron, where it waited at the shoreline for that opportunity. Added with the fact that Spinosaurus was already a massive animal, of course it's gonna be heavier💀💀
Little fact: Just because it’s bigger than a trex, doesn’t mean it’s stronger. Scientists classify size with weight, trex was heavier and stronger. Even more so than giganotosaurus. Edit: while spino could catch you lacking in the water, on land you would have to be more worried about a rex.
In water: ye you are buddy Reason: the water balances out the weight of animals so that they could drag prey in, like the Spino with scotty, If we use the largest Spino specimen of the Spino (MSMN V4047) was around 14-18m and estimated at 10-12 tons, so around the same size as Scott but just a bit bigger
@@RexTheTyrantLizardKing ye sadly that’s been disproven by many archeologists, and Spino has all the attributes for a aquatic life style, your point is mute
@@Jpz-4-5No, Spinosaurus has been proven to be a bad swimmer. It most likely lived in shallow water that it could walk in, but ot wasn't a swimmer. Read the paper "Spinosaurus is not an aquatic dinosaur" by Paleontologist Paul Sereno.
Finally! a video where Nerd out on dinosaurs! Have fun reading! 😊 The Spinosaurus, meaning "spine lizard," is a remarkable dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 112 to 97 million years ago. This prehistoric creature is known for its unique characteristics and adaptations, making it one of the most intriguing dinosaurs discovered to date. First identified by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1915, the Spinosaurus stands out for its distinctive spine sail. This sail, formed by elongated neural spines on its back, could reach heights up to 6 feet. The purpose of this sail is still a subject of debate among researchers. Some propose that it played a role in thermoregulation, while others suggest it may have had a display or recognition function within the species. In terms of size, the Spinosaurus was an impressive predator. It was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, measuring up to approximately 50 feet in length and weighing around 6 to 7 tons. Its elongated skull housed a formidable set of conical teeth, ideal for catching and devouring its prey. Although its primary diet consisted of fish, the Spinosaurus was also capable of hunting other dinosaurs, making it a versatile and agile predator. An intriguing aspect of the Spinosaurus is its adaptation to an aquatic lifestyle. Evidence from fossils suggests that it was a semi-aquatic dinosaur, well-suited for life around water bodies such as rivers and lakes. Its elongated snout and narrow jaws were perfectly designed for catching fish, while its dense bones aided in buoyancy, allowing it to move efficiently in the water. This unique adaptation demonstrates the Spinosaurus' ability to thrive in different ecological niches. Although many details about the Spinosaurus remain speculative, ongoing research and analysis of fossils provide valuable insights into its behavior and characteristics. Modern technologies, such as computer modeling and CT scanning, enable researchers to create accurate reconstructions and gain further understanding of its anatomy. In conclusion, the Spinosaurus is a fascinating dinosaur that showcases the incredible diversity and adaptability of prehistoric creatures. With its distinctive spine sail and adaptations to an aquatic lifestyle, the Spinosaurus holds a unique place in dinosaur history. Continued research will undoubtedly reveal more about its role in ancient ecosystems and shed light on the mysteries surrounding this remarkable dinosaur. Some Believe the sail was used for mating, and other believe it was used for swimming. Personally, I believe it was used for Swimming, allowing it to swim through narrow areas. The Spinosaurus had a long, narrow snout allowing it to catch slippery fish. They had webbed talons, and a rather thick tail with possible webbing at the end. They tend to thrive near niches, Swamps, ETC.
*Longer Its *Longer* than a Trex, not Larger. It was only around 3.5 meters tall at the top of its skull, 18 feet tall if you include the sail (but thats kinda irrelevant regarding height, its just extended vertebrae). Weightwise, it was closer to 9 tons and had dense bones for a semi-aquatic dinosaur, but not a muscular bulky build like Trex and other megatheropods. Don't get your facts from Jurassic Park, even if it's an awesome franchise
Some people think the spino is one of the most dangerous animals but it’s really not. It only goes hunting for fish. That’s pretty much what it does a T-Rex would easily snap its neck, because it extremely fragile flimsy it only uses claws to swim and catch fish that long and narrow snow is for catching fish. From a longer distances and I mean his neck is really fragile. It’s not like a human can break it.
You do realize that because something is longer than a lot of things does that mean that it is bigger? Because size also has to do with weight and the T-Rex was much larger in terms of weight when it comes to the spinosaurus.
Length does not equate to mass, mass is determined by weight, Tyrannosaur was the heaviest Carnivorous Dinosaur, making it the most massive, making it the largest.
Yeah giga is also small, the size of the tex but since the spinosaurus is acually the biggest carnivore it realy is but the rex could kill spino but I love spino
@@Steam537 dude these dinos are measured literally by their size and not weight. If weight was mainly considered by people then the T-Rex would be at the top and the giga would either be at the bottom or 2nd place given how lightly built it is. When people are talking about the biggest carnivorous dinosaur they are mainly talking about the literal height of the creature not their weight. Don't go assuming you're completely right when people view something different from u.
Another fun fact is that when the Spinosaurus felt threatened by Gigantopithecus, it would charge its atomic breath and fire at it as the Gigantopithecus attacked it with an axe made out of its glowing spine.
@@shamikasanjaychoulkar4936Yeah that's kind of the *point* of this comment. This video called it the largest carnivorous dinosaur for goodness sake...
The Spinosaurus(ACTUAL INFORMATION) Height:14 feet Length:46 feet The spines were called a sail It was Semi-aquatic meaning it does well on land and water Some people think it was only the longest dinosaur and not the biggest because the T-rex was wider It’s long jaw and long tail make up lots of it length same thing with the sail making it super tall
it was kinda' but the t-rex has more weight and t-rex could beat him in a fight and the largest t-rex was bigger that the spinosaur soo he was kinda wrong
It was a master fisherman. It wasn't built for fighting as its teeth and bite were for serating flesh and not crushing. The only documented theropod, so far, has been the Tyrannosaurus which holds the title for crushing everything it got its teeth on. Many paleontologists are quoted for sharing that it's very front heavy, so it wouldn't stray too far away from its water source and definitely didn't stand upright for very long at a time. It likely had its own predators to worry about whenever hunting in salt water, as several threats were bigger than theropods during that era. Had a T Rex and a Spinosaurus actually crossed paths.. they'd more likely than not avoid each other and try to intimidate each other from a distance. The Spinosaurus would appear too big to risk expending energy on for the T Rex, and the T Rex would be too capable of fighting and moving on land for the Spinosaurus.
Corrections: Tyrannosaurus Rex was and still is the largest land carnivore (even if it’s extinct, no terrestrial carnivore that we know of is larger) Tyrannosaurus rex is larger in mass than the Spinosaurus. The average for T Rex is 9 tons but the largest specimen is between 10 and 11 Tonnes (Tonnes, not Tons). Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus was around 6 tons and Spinosaurus indet was 7.3 tons. Spinosaurus wasn’t 20 feet tall. It was closer to 16-17 feet tall Also the depictions of the Spinosaurus in this short are all inaccurate. The Spinosaurus looked less robust, had a paddle tail somewhat similar to a tadpole, had a more Rectangular and bent sail, had a weaker jaw shape, and according to most people had a yellowish tan coloration.
@@dee-snuts4749 You REALLY don't understand scientists in general at all do you? They teach the scientific method in elementary school, if you're curious. 99.7% of the time, not all scientists come to the same conclusions. It is why debates exist at all in science. You also have to consider that theories change over time with new studies, better technology, and brighter minds.
Well actually mosasaur is bigger than t-rex and spinosaur and it's also a carnivore. Atleast if u count fish eating as being a carnivore like they do for spinosaur. That spinosaur jaw is not made for anything else than fishing it's too long and weak
And as for YOU @deathstroke8956 and @FishFactInc. , the largest giganotosaurus specimen was only 4.2 tons (9,259.42 pounds), to 13.8 tons (30423.79 pounds). The largest T. rex specimen 16.5 tons (33,000 pounds). If you did research then you need to find a better source :/
Spinosaurus is LONGER but Rex is heavier, bulkier and the discovery of Spino's legs revealed that Rex is also taller. So yeah Rex would look larger in the conventional way.
@@brainbarfYeah, its hard to find good sources that aren't outdated. Literally our entire understanding of Spinosaurus chaged 7 months ago so anything before that is now outdated.
It’s true that Spinosaurus was the largest, even though the fossil’s are incomplete in its current stage it weighed more and was taller and larger then T Rex. Think about how much more it could possibly be with a complete Spinosaurus
@@dee-snuts4749yea spino being larger is not true even the largest estimates put it at 9-10t which is probably average size for a T.Rex and the largest T.rex is cope at 11t
Fact check: It is a large theropod that is often debated if its the largest carnivore dinosaur along side giganotasaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex. Spinosaurus measured 14 feet in height, 51 feet in length and weighed 7 tons, it ate fish, pterasaurus like alanqua and hadrosaurids like ouranosaurus. Tyrannosaurus rex is a large theropod that measured 13 Feet in height, 44 feet in length and weighed 15 tons, it ate sauropods like ampelosaurus, ceratopsians like triceratops and large hadrosaurids like shantungosaurus. Giganotasaurus is a large therapod dinosaur that measured 14 feet in height, 47 feet in length and weighed 8-9 tons, it ate sauropods like Argentinosaurus. In the scientific world size is measured in weight thats why elephants are the biggest land animal but giraffes are taller, T-Rex is heavier than spino and giga so its the biggest land carnivore to ever live. *ENOUGH WITH THESE STUPID DEBATES AND ADMIT THAT T-REX IS THE BIGGEST, NOT SPINO, NOT GIGA, ITS TYRANNOSAURUS REX, THE TYRANT LIZARD KING*
@@Swagkia_Kuchiki and what evidence is there for spinosaurus being over 10 tons then HMMM, if rex has no evidence of being 15 tons what evidence shows spino is over 10 ton
Not exactly, the current estimates put spino at 8 tons and giga and rex at 9-10 tons making spino 3rd biggest by mass. Though spinosaurus was definitely the longest theropod at around 13-14m long. There has also been debate on wether it was semi aquatic or not and the newest paper says no, it most likely fished from the shore instead of swimming after prey, like a heron
@@Adolphus_of-bysantanium tyrannosaurus ranged from 8.8-10.4 tonnes, giga was 8.4 to -10.4 tonnes, and spino was around 7.8 tonnes, but yes rex was larger on average
@@rylandfrederick431 spino's average would've been 4 - 6 tonnes making some theropods like tyrannotitan, c. saharicus, deinocherius, etc larger than spino 7 - 8 tonnes would've been max but at the same time, we can say the maximum size of tyrannotitan and mapusaurus would've made them larger by several hundred lbs.
@@rylandfrederick431 Remember, the spino's average estimate is accounting for the holotype and the neotype to be likely an earlier growth stage and spinosaurine indet. to be at the larger scale.
Spinosaurus USED to be the biggest before recent discoveries show that Carcharodontosaurus was larger in terms of both weight and height, making it bigger than Spinosaurus, but not longer.
Just to let you know a fact, mass does not equal size. A nuetron star has way more mass than the sun, but the sun is bigger than a nuetron star because of physics and physics is weird. A spinosaurus has to have a certain amount of mass to swim and control its buoyancy, but T. rex can have as much as mass as it wants because it does not swim. Spinosaurus probably has bigger lungs to hold more air for swimming and to control its buoyancy, and everyone knows lungs are mostly hollow, so there would be a big hollow organ taking up a lot of room witch would give the spinosaurus less mass. The T. rex was not built for swimming so it had more mass and it probably had smaller lungs than spinosaurus because T. rex didn’t even need massive lungs like the spinosaurus did. I am not trying to start a fight, I am just letting you know that mass does not equal size.
Ok so your probably got with older estimate but spino was the longest and tallest not the biggest because "big" in paleontology means mass spino was believed too be 7 to 8 meanwhile rex specimens like Scotty the biggest t.rex we've discovered weighs a whopping 10 and there's also giga as a run up with 8 to 9 so yeah your half right you might be using the wrong estimates
People keep forgetting and sleeping on the fact that Spinosaurus lived in a hostile and competitive environment. According to paleontologists, *"Spinosaurus lived in the most dangerous place in the history of planet earth"* We have evidence that it fought with Carcharadontosaurus. Then there are other large carnivorous dinosaurs like Bahariasaurus or Rugops. We also don't have a fully grown fossil specimen of Spinosaurus so it could be bigger/heavier.
It may be big but it preyed mainly on fish and due to its shoddy bone structure around its mouth is have a pretty useless bite with arms being it’s only advantage so in 1v1 with a Rex iiiiits still gonna clapped. Size doesn’t matter
It's actually Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex is 10 tons making it the largest dinosaur since size is measured by weight in science. Unless we get more information that upscales Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus or Giganotosaurus Carolinii or downscales Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex is definitely the largest dinosaur.
Tyrannosaurus Rex is heavier, has the strongest bite, is smarter, is more experienced, agile and equals Spinosaurus and Giganotosaurus in size, so this makes T rex the largest carnivorous dinosaur of all time. Good video! 👏
@@MonsterZero521 we have never found an adult spinosaurus claw, so im not sure where ur getting that from. Only a portion of a juvenile pinky claw has been found. Maybe thats what ur quoting. Keep in mind, baryonyx had a 12 inch thumb claw......we have never found a spinosaurus thumb claw.... scary implecations Edit: My estimate of a 12 inch claw was actually quite moderate. I have only assumed its the same length as a baryonyx claw. In reality it was probably bigger, since spinos were 7x larger Edit 2: also 18 cm is 7 inches not 5 . Both estimatss are far too low for an adult anyway
Actually, dinosaurs are tested on weight and T-Rex comes out on top of technically the Tyrannosaurus rex is the biggest out of all of them🤓 but I know everybody in the comments know that
Tyrannosaurus was way larger than Spinosaurus,Tyrannosaurus weighed 8-9 tons,the largest specimen,Scotty weighed 10-11 tons,meanwhile Spinosaurus only weighed about 7 tons,Sure Spinosaurus was longer but Tyrannosaurus Rex is heavier,Size = Mass,meaning that Tyrannosaurus was the largest,NOT Spinosaurus
Ok, wait until you guys hear what the Spinosaurus was supposed to sound like. Look it up. I hear that shit at night im walking the other way and my velociraptor homies better follow me.
@@brainbarf and also spinosaurus wasn't officially the largest carnivorous dinosaur. Spinosaurus is the largest carnivore from lenght and height. Tyranosaurus is the largest carnivore from weight. But we need more fossils of spinosaurus.
Anyone denying that spinosaurus was the largest, they recently found the bone density in spinosaurus being much thicker than previously thought which allowed it to be submerged.
Развлечения
![Skilla Baby - Misfit (Feat. Polo G) [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IjsylSnNMyw/mqdefault.jpg)
Spinosaurus: the dinosaur that had an identity crisis
fr lmao, though technically still has one.
@@BlueFlame-ld1fxDeinochirus too
Lol
@Tyranid_Hive_Mind definitely that type of dinosaur too 😂
Crisaurus lol
Rexy: my neck hurts, can you crack it
Spino: Sure
*breaks neck*
"Spinosaurus was the biggest carnivorous dinosaur"
Paleontologist: 🤨
Yea fr
spinosaurus is largest in size, but for weight Tyrannosaurus Rex take the 1st place
Yup
@@Redwolf.w.and for some reason, size uses mass, which uses the same numbers and units as weight, so the rex is the largest, I love science
@@waterpulsegaming9159 yup
It has another important power : it can change forms 😂😂😂
What do you mean lol
@@brainbarf he's talking about the constant changing of spino from being a mini Godzilla with sail instead of spike to now people even made a joke/meme spinofaarus vulgaris and spino isn't bigger than a trex the biggest spino is 8.5 tons while the biggest rex is 11 tons and spino can reach 20 feet
@@alicebengco2929 He kinda looked like Godzilla back when he was an upright standing dinosaur.
@@brainbarf the newest paper kept changing him
@@brainbarf
Only paleo fans can relate 😂😅
My theory is that the Spinosaurus stood in neck deep waters for hours at a time with just the head and the sail sticking out. This would explain why they had such large sails, because the large surface area of the sail sticking out above the water would have helped the Spinosaurus regulate it's body temperature by getting heated from the warm sun, preventing it from getting hypothermia. Also the position of the nostrils would support this model because the Spinosaurus could stay still for hours with it's mouth underwater while breathing. Additionally, the flat tail, while insufficient to provide any meaningful propulsion on it's own, would have been a useful when used in combination it's legs to quickly burst forward in an ambush attack.
That actually makes sense also I usually don't understand anything
Sail💀💀💀💀💀
Well the newest papers they didn't go into oceans
@@fismail4330 rivers… lakes…
so in other words, spinosaurus was a dollar store crocodile?
it’s plausible i suppose
Bro stuck in 1993 ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️😭
bro watched monsters resurrected
Lol it doesn't matter anymore to the general public, jurassic park franchise has solidified what dinosaurs will forever look like in their minds. What bothers me is the new movies are still going along with a lot of the out dated information
@@bluemanno7901 The Jurassic Park franchise doesn't make dinos, they make monsters, like have you seen Dominion's Giganotosaurus?
They're movies they can do it but it's just people who are ignorant and believe everything...
Saying jp3 spino is your favorite dino is like saying the Indominus rex is, neither of them existed in real life
@@bluemanno7901that being said I don't remember what I was debating about, I may have gone off topic but I don't care, I'm to lazy to read what you wrote again
@@deeznuts4216Theres nothing wrong with creating inaccurate depictions for movies that aren't documentaries. The spino was not bad for the time, but science moved on. The new movie pisses me off. On RUclips there is a prologue that shows the following creatures together in USA 66 mln years ago:
T. rex
Giga
Moros
Oviraptor
Nasutoceratops
Quetza
Pteranodon
Iguanodon
Its bullshit because the designs are the same as in the movie! And the movie is overall bad too so double nailing in the coffin
Bruh hearing this at least 1 paleontologist got emotional damage
But most would agree with him 🤷🏻♂️
T-Rex=Land Predator
Spino=Sea Predator
I agree!
Recent studies say that it might have been more land based than we previously thought. Spinosaurus has a lot of back and forth so that too will probably be wrong in a year.
@@brainbarfjust for clarification, spino was slightly smaller than tyrannosaurus as size is determined by weight. Spino on average (estimated from both species) was around 6 tons while the Rex was around 9 tons
@dino recent studies suggest spino bones were more dense making it weight 8-10 US TONNES
exactly!
You're information is a bit wrong spinosauaraus maximum weight is actually 7 tons and his maximum length is 50 feet while trex length is 41 feet but the reason why trex is considered the largest meat eating dino is simply because whenever two dinos have almost similar length then we should compare them with their weight and trex weight is actually 10 tons
The weight for spino varies from 7-13 ton’s because of the lack in fossils and complete skeletons it could have more mass than T rex if more fossils are found but although spino is my favourite Dino I just wish they had more concrete evidence on it size and weight as it chances so frequently
@@boibread2681 but spino is a semi aquatic creature he has hollow bones and a weak structure so I think he might not be that heavy but we can't say as spino is still not fully described so I agree with your point because the amount of time spino changed is a lot more than usual
Like I can’t comment
Too much I’m not an expert but for the love of god give my long boy a break from a change for at least half a decade
@@boibread2681 bro it's like creating half house drawing in paper ☠️
@@awesomeguy9115 next year he’s gunna have wings and will be able to breathe fire underwater
Jokes on him,size in biology is determined by the animals weight so trex would be bigger than spine unless new data that scales spino up or down scales t.rex
In terms of weight spino was still overall heavier than rex. Rex had more muscle mass
@@m.d.diablos4423t.rex:9-10.6 tons
Spino:6-8tons
@@swarupimoirangthem8884 those estimates are from last year and years past. As of this year, looking at studies from June, October, etc. Spino was brought up to 13-22 tons. Much heavier than the rex. The weight of its tail (which is as long as its body) helped it balance the body upright, while the bones were also denser, which further adds weight. This is why we don't know if it could even swim anymore. We believe that between the added weight of its tail and dense bones, it stuck by the shoreline holding a more upright posture that was better for hunting fish like a heron.
@@m.d.diablos442313-22 tons is an outdated estimate lmao what r u talking about 💀💀
@@floseatyard8063 Literally every link I'm looking at saying it was 9-10 tons is from years ago, and the most recent ones from this year are saying Spinosaurs is now heavier. Then backed it up with how it works. Spinosaurus had denser bones (made it heavier) and the brand new tail was as thick and as long as its body (made it heavier). It was so heavy we don't even know if it could properly swim anymore. We think it used the weight of its tail to help hold itself more upright while hunting for fish like a heron, where it waited at the shoreline for that opportunity. Added with the fact that Spinosaurus was already a massive animal, of course it's gonna be heavier💀💀
Lil spino on spinos head is so CUTE
omg here I was thinking it had four eyes
Little fact: Just because it’s bigger than a trex, doesn’t mean it’s stronger. Scientists classify size with weight, trex was heavier and stronger. Even more so than giganotosaurus.
Edit: while spino could catch you lacking in the water, on land you would have to be more worried about a rex.
Yeah yeah we know t rex is stronger he dint even say its stronger
He didn’t even say it’s stronger trex fanboy!
@@Darkmage50He just said that as a extra fact 💀
Mostly bc there’s still ppl which thinks that Rex is weaker than Spino
Also that spino is only longer not bigger
Ye i dont care i still love spino and im waiting for its arm to came out because spinosaurus forelimbs is still missing
Giganatosaurus : But the Hooman in the movie said I'm the largest.
😂
Hooman🤓
No, actually check your fax
Search on Google kid
😂😂😂😂
Actually the trex was larger by weight and mass, but the spinosaurus was just taller and more lengthy
Spinosaurus weighed more.. up to 10,000lbs to be exact
@@dee-snuts4749 an accurate trex would weigh more than spinosaurus
That’s like comparing flight and cash
*Spinosaurus breaking spine*
"Unspinosaurus"
I actually want to see a Post Apocalyptic Dinosaur Movie!
Longest but definitely not the largest
You are correct...whoops!
"The spinosaurus was not a creature to be messed with"
Scotty (The largest t.rex specimen): "Am I a joke to you!?"
In water: ye you are buddy
Reason: the water balances out the weight of animals so that they could drag prey in, like the Spino with scotty, If we use the largest Spino specimen of the Spino (MSMN V4047) was around 14-18m and estimated at 10-12 tons, so around the same size as Scott but just a bit bigger
@@Jpz-4-5 Scotty: Jokes on you, a 2022 estimate shows that Spino is not a good swimmer, so I can beat his ass easily with my powerful jaws.
@@RexTheTyrantLizardKing ye sadly that’s been disproven by many archeologists, and Spino has all the attributes for a aquatic life style, your point is mute
@@Jpz-4-5No, Spinosaurus has been proven to be a bad swimmer. It most likely lived in shallow water that it could walk in, but ot wasn't a swimmer. Read the paper "Spinosaurus is not an aquatic dinosaur" by Paleontologist Paul Sereno.
@@AgroAcro right so who should I believe, one guy, or more then 75% of archaeologists.
Not exactly spinosaurus was the tallest and longest carnivorous dinosaur but tyrannosaurus had more mass so it was bigger
Thanks for letting me know!
@@brainbarf your welcome
Trex was 10 tons and spinosaurus almost 15 tons tho
@@plokute6758 no it wasn't spino is 7 tons
@@johnnysmith7462 newest skeleton is 14 tons tho
Finally! a video where Nerd out on dinosaurs!
Have fun reading! 😊
The Spinosaurus, meaning "spine lizard," is a remarkable dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 112 to 97 million years ago. This prehistoric creature is known for its unique characteristics and adaptations, making it one of the most intriguing dinosaurs discovered to date.
First identified by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1915, the Spinosaurus stands out for its distinctive spine sail. This sail, formed by elongated neural spines on its back, could reach heights up to 6 feet. The purpose of this sail is still a subject of debate among researchers. Some propose that it played a role in thermoregulation, while others suggest it may have had a display or recognition function within the species.
In terms of size, the Spinosaurus was an impressive predator. It was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs, measuring up to approximately 50 feet in length and weighing around 6 to 7 tons. Its elongated skull housed a formidable set of conical teeth, ideal for catching and devouring its prey. Although its primary diet consisted of fish, the Spinosaurus was also capable of hunting other dinosaurs, making it a versatile and agile predator.
An intriguing aspect of the Spinosaurus is its adaptation to an aquatic lifestyle. Evidence from fossils suggests that it was a semi-aquatic dinosaur, well-suited for life around water bodies such as rivers and lakes. Its elongated snout and narrow jaws were perfectly designed for catching fish, while its dense bones aided in buoyancy, allowing it to move efficiently in the water. This unique adaptation demonstrates the Spinosaurus' ability to thrive in different ecological niches.
Although many details about the Spinosaurus remain speculative, ongoing research and analysis of fossils provide valuable insights into its behavior and characteristics. Modern technologies, such as computer modeling and CT scanning, enable researchers to create accurate reconstructions and gain further understanding of its anatomy.
In conclusion, the Spinosaurus is a fascinating dinosaur that showcases the incredible diversity and adaptability of prehistoric creatures. With its distinctive spine sail and adaptations to an aquatic lifestyle, the Spinosaurus holds a unique place in dinosaur history. Continued research will undoubtedly reveal more about its role in ancient ecosystems and shed light on the mysteries surrounding this remarkable dinosaur.
Some Believe the sail was used for mating, and other believe it was used for swimming. Personally, I believe it was used for Swimming, allowing it to swim through narrow areas. The Spinosaurus had a long, narrow snout allowing it to catch slippery fish. They had webbed talons, and a rather thick tail with possible webbing at the end. They tend to thrive near niches, Swamps, ETC.
*everyone is gangsta when t rex removes spinos fin*
Everyone is gangsta until the spino has the rex in the water
*Longer
Its *Longer* than a Trex, not Larger.
It was only around 3.5 meters tall at the top of its skull, 18 feet tall if you include the sail (but thats kinda irrelevant regarding height, its just extended vertebrae).
Weightwise, it was closer to 9 tons and had dense bones for a semi-aquatic dinosaur, but not a muscular bulky build like Trex and other megatheropods.
Don't get your facts from Jurassic Park, even if it's an awesome franchise
Spino:haha, i am the best!!
Mosasaurs:you sure?
No T-Rex was over 10 tuns spino was 9 toms
Bro T-Rex is bigger . when it comes to dinosaur size it’s determined by weight T. rex is heavier than spinosaurus.
Almost did a podcast on the spinosaurus but then a friend brought up that my information would be out dated in days
Some people think the spino is one of the most dangerous animals but it’s really not. It only goes hunting for fish. That’s pretty much what it does a T-Rex would easily snap its neck, because it extremely fragile flimsy it only uses claws to swim and catch fish that long and narrow snow is for catching fish. From a longer distances and I mean his neck is really fragile. It’s not like a human can break it.
Stupidest comment ever
Tyrannosaurus is larger than Spinosaurus due to it weighing more
Correct!
You do realize that because something is longer than a lot of things does that mean that it is bigger? Because size also has to do with weight and the T-Rex was much larger in terms of weight when it comes to the spinosaurus.
Spinosaurus is the LONGEST for clarification.
Length does not equate to mass, mass is determined by weight, Tyrannosaur was the heaviest Carnivorous Dinosaur, making it the most massive, making it the largest.
Giganotosaurus in the corner be like💀
Bigger than Gigantosaurus!
@@brainbarf bro spino is not because size is by how much mass or how heavy you are that’s why blue whale is so much bigger then T. rex giga and spino
Yeah giga is also small, the size of the tex but since the spinosaurus is acually the biggest carnivore it realy is but the rex could kill spino but I love spino
@@Steam537 Giganotosaurus is just a little bigger than the trex but spinosaurus is still bigger
@@Steam537 dude these dinos are measured literally by their size and not weight. If weight was mainly considered by people then the T-Rex would be at the top and the giga would either be at the bottom or 2nd place given how lightly built it is. When people are talking about the biggest carnivorous dinosaur they are mainly talking about the literal height of the creature not their weight. Don't go assuming you're completely right when people view something different from u.
Another fun fact is that when the Spinosaurus felt threatened by Gigantopithecus, it would charge its atomic breath and fire at it as the Gigantopithecus attacked it with an axe made out of its glowing spine.
Fake, spinosaurus doesn't have atomic breath lol
Bro in world do u live in cause it ain’t earth,spinosaurus does not have a atomic breath like stop overrating him bro
@@shamikasanjaychoulkar4936Yeah that's kind of the *point* of this comment. This video called it the largest carnivorous dinosaur for goodness sake...
There can only be one Captain Obvious in the previous replies but which one could it be?
You realize this comment is a joke right he’s saying that it would charge up his atomic breath bc of his sail on his back like godzilla
The Spinosaurus(ACTUAL INFORMATION)
Height:14 feet
Length:46 feet
The spines were called a sail
It was Semi-aquatic meaning it does well on land and water
Some people think it was only the longest dinosaur and not the biggest because the T-rex was wider
It’s long jaw and long tail make up lots of it length same thing with the sail making it super tall
No, it was longer than Trex. Trex is bigger. Coming from a huge Spino fan, it's my fav Dino
💀💀💀 bro thought the spino in jp was accurate
it was kinda' but the t-rex has more weight and t-rex could beat him in a fight and the largest t-rex was bigger that the spinosaur soo he was kinda wrong
@@jinijilson3309 ..... there is nothing accurate about the spino in jurrasic Park period.
T-Rex left the chat
You mean T.rex🤔
Nope, T-Rex enters the chat
T rex is smaller but stronger and in mass
@@fismail4330 so it's larger, mass is what determines size. Spino is longer, but rex has more mass meaning rex is larger
Actually t rex entered the chat
The baby spino cute asf for no reason 😂
"its just a phase mom"
- the spinosaurus, every year
It was a master fisherman. It wasn't built for fighting as its teeth and bite were for serating flesh and not crushing. The only documented theropod, so far, has been the Tyrannosaurus which holds the title for crushing everything it got its teeth on. Many paleontologists are quoted for sharing that it's very front heavy, so it wouldn't stray too far away from its water source and definitely didn't stand upright for very long at a time. It likely had its own predators to worry about whenever hunting in salt water, as several threats were bigger than theropods during that era. Had a T Rex and a Spinosaurus actually crossed paths.. they'd more likely than not avoid each other and try to intimidate each other from a distance. The Spinosaurus would appear too big to risk expending energy on for the T Rex, and the T Rex would be too capable of fighting and moving on land for the Spinosaurus.
Real life T-Rex Would still win
Team T-Rex🦖!
A pack of raptor would win
Against t-rex
@@Ichangemypfpeveryweek How much are you saying
Like 12
And this is not even his final form with ultra instinct
Bro this is not dbs
Dino ball z☠💀
this animal looks more tyrant than tyranosaurus
Bro stuck in 1993 💀
Corrections: Tyrannosaurus Rex was and still is the largest land carnivore (even if it’s extinct, no terrestrial carnivore that we know of is larger)
Tyrannosaurus rex is larger in mass than the Spinosaurus. The average for T Rex is 9 tons but the largest specimen is between 10 and 11 Tonnes (Tonnes, not Tons). Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus was around 6 tons and Spinosaurus indet was 7.3 tons.
Spinosaurus wasn’t 20 feet tall. It was closer to 16-17 feet tall
Also the depictions of the Spinosaurus in this short are all inaccurate. The Spinosaurus looked less robust, had a paddle tail somewhat similar to a tadpole, had a more Rectangular and bent sail, had a weaker jaw shape, and according to most people had a yellowish tan coloration.
Spino bigger jeez how dumb are u all
Why would paleontologists lie. If they say Spinosaurus is bigger then who are you to say it wasn’t
@@dee-snuts4749 You REALLY don't understand scientists in general at all do you? They teach the scientific method in elementary school, if you're curious. 99.7% of the time, not all scientists come to the same conclusions. It is why debates exist at all in science. You also have to consider that theories change over time with new studies, better technology, and brighter minds.
“HAHAHA SPINOSAURUS I-IS THE LARGEST CARNIVORE IN HISTORY??!! BAHAHAHAHAHA! YOU ABSOLUTE CLOWN!” -Tyrannosaur Rex
Well actually mosasaur is bigger than t-rex and spinosaur and it's also a carnivore. Atleast if u count fish eating as being a carnivore like they do for spinosaur. That spinosaur jaw is not made for anything else than fishing it's too long and weak
The giga is the biggest carnivore dino, the largest giga found is larger and heavier than the largest rex
@@FishFactInc.Spino still longest
@@terskataneli6457 Yes, but it is not a dinosaur, it is a marine reptile
And as for YOU @deathstroke8956 and @FishFactInc. , the largest giganotosaurus specimen was only 4.2 tons (9,259.42 pounds), to 13.8 tons (30423.79 pounds). The largest T. rex specimen 16.5 tons (33,000 pounds). If you did research then you need to find a better source :/
Spinosaurus is LONGER but Rex is heavier, bulkier and the discovery of Spino's legs revealed that Rex is also taller. So yeah Rex would look larger in the conventional way.
Literally ALL your information isn’t true
how?
It has a baby spino on its head in the opening scene
A lot of the information is wrong, but the video is edited well and the narrator sounds cool so 🤷🏼♂️
I’ll take it! Sorry about the information, I guess my sources were outdated. Subscribe and I promise I’ll make it up to you!
@@brainbarfit was 7.4 tons somewhere around there rex and giga are bigger size is determined by mass
@@brainbarfYeah, its hard to find good sources that aren't outdated. Literally our entire understanding of Spinosaurus chaged 7 months ago so anything before that is now outdated.
Trex was the biggest carnivore ever💀 dinosaurs are measured by mass making it technically the biggest carnivore ever🤦♂️
But it was the longest
Biggest theropod* the blue whale is a carnivore.
@@benja2998 levyatin? Or how ever you spell it
@@Komode-kq3zpThe Livyatan.
@@Soundwave_Superior_45 ok
Ty
Modern paleontology: am I a joke?
bro is bouta start a huge argument between scientist
Trex after checking the papers: “Now that’s a load of sh*t, ha largest.”
It’s true that Spinosaurus was the largest, even though the fossil’s are incomplete in its current stage it weighed more and was taller and larger then T Rex. Think about how much more it could possibly be with a complete Spinosaurus
@@dee-snuts4749yea spino being larger is not true even the largest estimates put it at 9-10t which is probably average size for a T.Rex and the largest T.rex is cope at 11t
Also Trex is the largest by weight. Spinosaurus is the longest and tallest
Not true. Spinosaurus even weighed more too.. Google it 🤷🏻♂️
Giganotasaurus:Am i useless?!?!
Yes actually yes
Spinosaurus was smaller as size is measured by mass, meaning Tyrranosaurus was larger
Fact check:
It is a large theropod that is often debated if its the largest carnivore dinosaur along side giganotasaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex.
Spinosaurus measured 14 feet in height, 51 feet in length and weighed 7 tons, it ate fish, pterasaurus like alanqua and hadrosaurids like ouranosaurus.
Tyrannosaurus rex is a large theropod that measured 13 Feet in height, 44 feet in length and weighed 15 tons, it ate sauropods like ampelosaurus, ceratopsians like triceratops and large hadrosaurids like shantungosaurus.
Giganotasaurus is a large therapod dinosaur that measured 14 feet in height, 47 feet in length and weighed 8-9 tons, it ate sauropods like Argentinosaurus.
In the scientific world size is measured in weight thats why elephants are the biggest land animal but giraffes are taller, T-Rex is heavier than spino and giga so its the biggest land carnivore to ever live.
*ENOUGH WITH THESE STUPID DEBATES AND ADMIT THAT T-REX IS THE BIGGEST, NOT SPINO, NOT GIGA, ITS TYRANNOSAURUS REX, THE TYRANT LIZARD KING*
Lmao Tyrannosaurus wasn't the same weight as a sauropod. Studies suggest it was 8.8 tonnes.
@@Swagkia_Kuchikimate, sauropods weigh more than 20 tons, rex is 15 tons, big difference
@@GimmeBredStikkkkk medium sized sauropods were within reach. There is zero evidence of Tyrannosaurus weighing that much.
@@Swagkia_Kuchiki and what evidence is there for spinosaurus being over 10 tons then HMMM, if rex has no evidence of being 15 tons what evidence shows spino is over 10 ton
@@GimmeBredStikkkkk Why are you bringing up Spinosaurus when it's not even mentioned in my comment?
Not exactly, the current estimates put spino at 8 tons and giga and rex at 9-10 tons making spino 3rd biggest by mass. Though spinosaurus was definitely the longest theropod at around 13-14m long. There has also been debate on wether it was semi aquatic or not and the newest paper says no, it most likely fished from the shore instead of swimming after prey, like a heron
The gig was probably around 8 to 9
While the rex may be 9 to 10
@roahanverma wdym? I'm using the most up to date research made by both Dan folkes and Paul sereno? I have proof
@@Adolphus_of-bysantanium tyrannosaurus ranged from 8.8-10.4 tonnes, giga was 8.4 to -10.4 tonnes, and spino was around 7.8 tonnes, but yes rex was larger on average
@@rylandfrederick431 spino's average would've been 4 - 6 tonnes making some theropods like tyrannotitan, c. saharicus, deinocherius, etc larger than spino
7 - 8 tonnes would've been max but at the same time, we can say the maximum size of tyrannotitan and mapusaurus would've made them larger by several hundred lbs.
@@rylandfrederick431 Remember, the spino's average estimate is accounting for the holotype and the neotype to be likely an earlier growth stage and spinosaurine indet. to be at the larger scale.
Spinosaurus USED to be the biggest before recent discoveries show that Carcharodontosaurus was larger in terms of both weight and height, making it bigger than Spinosaurus, but not longer.
Trex is the largest
Spinosaurus weighed up up to about 7 to 8 tons, and T. rex got up to 11 tons.
The rex is actually bigger, because it has more mass than a spino
the spino was longer, slower and isn't as adapted as the tyrant lizard king
Thanks for letting me know!
Just to let you know a fact, mass does not equal size. A nuetron star has way more mass than the sun, but the sun is bigger than a nuetron star because of physics and physics is weird. A spinosaurus has to have a certain amount of mass to swim and control its buoyancy, but T. rex can have as much as mass as it wants because it does not swim. Spinosaurus probably has bigger lungs to hold more air for swimming and to control its buoyancy, and everyone knows lungs are mostly hollow, so there would be a big hollow organ taking up a lot of room witch would give the spinosaurus less mass. The T. rex was not built for swimming so it had more mass and it probably had smaller lungs than spinosaurus because T. rex didn’t even need massive lungs like the spinosaurus did. I am not trying to start a fight, I am just letting you know that mass does not equal size.
In the animal world it does
Spino saurus was 12 feet tall while the t rex is 13 feet tall
but they are in a different timeline soo... yeah
Ok so your probably got with older estimate but spino was the longest and tallest not the biggest because "big" in paleontology means mass spino was believed too be 7 to 8 meanwhile rex specimens like Scotty the biggest t.rex we've discovered weighs a whopping 10 and there's also giga as a run up with 8 to 9 so yeah your half right you might be using the wrong estimates
Thanks for letting me know!
Spinosaurus was longer, not bigger.
Mass doesn’t equal size
@@cobraslikecorn in paleontology it does
@@m1sty033 But it is taller and longer but has less mass than most dinosaurs
@@cobraslikecorn exactly why it aint the largest
I like to call Spinosaurs, Big scaley ducks
That’s why Its my favorite it’s so unique
Fun fact: t-Rex is technically the largest because the measure in mass not height.
Is that why Spino is still 10,000lbs more than T Rex?
@@dee-snuts4749 stop using inaccurate information.
People keep forgetting and sleeping on the fact that Spinosaurus lived in a hostile and competitive environment. According to paleontologists, *"Spinosaurus lived in the most dangerous place in the history of planet earth"*
We have evidence that it fought with Carcharadontosaurus. Then there are other large carnivorous dinosaurs like Bahariasaurus or Rugops.
We also don't have a fully grown fossil specimen of Spinosaurus so it could be bigger/heavier.
More dangerous than Australia?
It may be big but it preyed mainly on fish and due to its shoddy bone structure around its mouth is have a pretty useless bite with arms being it’s only advantage so in 1v1 with a Rex iiiiits still gonna clapped. Size doesn’t matter
+1 for team T-Rex!
T rex bodies it in size anyway so it doesn’t even matter.
It's actually Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex is 10 tons making it the largest dinosaur since size is measured by weight in science.
Unless we get more information that upscales Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus or Giganotosaurus Carolinii or downscales Tyrannosaurus Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex is definitely the largest dinosaur.
Well it's the largest carnivorous dinosaur. (Tyrannosaurus Rex)
Tyrannosaurus Rex is heavier, has the strongest bite, is smarter, is more experienced, agile and equals Spinosaurus and Giganotosaurus in size, so this makes T rex the largest carnivorous dinosaur of all time.
Good video! 👏
Calling it bigger is kinda unfair considering its the skinny spindely ungodly love child between a goose and a sailboat
Also it has the weakest bite force 😂
But the longest and strongest arms, with 12 inch claws
@@niallmoseley6760 Yes I agree with you
Claws are only 18cm or 5 inch 🤣
@@MonsterZero521 we have never found an adult spinosaurus claw, so im not sure where ur getting that from. Only a portion of a juvenile pinky claw has been found. Maybe thats what ur quoting.
Keep in mind, baryonyx had a 12 inch thumb claw......we have never found a spinosaurus thumb claw.... scary implecations
Edit: My estimate of a 12 inch claw was actually quite moderate. I have only assumed its the same length as a baryonyx claw. In reality it was probably bigger, since spinos were 7x larger
Edit 2: also 18 cm is 7 inches not 5 . Both estimatss are far too low for an adult anyway
mircoraptor has a weaker one
you're correct! Spinosaurus it means "Spine Reptile"
Spine Lizard*
Spine Reptile
Spine lizard
@@Yutyraptor_Haulispine lizard
Nobody:
Giganotasaurus: you sure buddy?
That last picture gave me chills 🫣😱
Imagine seeing that as you were walking in the park.😣
people mostly forget size is measured by weight not height
Oh good.. then Spinosaurus is the largest. Google it 🤷🏻♂️ it weighed more also
@@dee-snuts4749 google is completely wrong.💀💀
I’m subscribing
Thanks!
Actually, dinosaurs are tested on weight and T-Rex comes out on top of technically the Tyrannosaurus rex is the biggest out of all of them🤓 but I know everybody in the comments know that
This short aged well
Tyrannosaurus was way larger than Spinosaurus,Tyrannosaurus weighed 8-9 tons,the largest specimen,Scotty weighed 10-11 tons,meanwhile Spinosaurus only weighed about 7 tons,Sure Spinosaurus was longer but Tyrannosaurus Rex is heavier,Size = Mass,meaning that Tyrannosaurus was the largest,NOT Spinosaurus
Did y’all see that mini Spinosuarus it was adorable ❤
It was pretty cute and mini!
Ok, wait until you guys hear what the Spinosaurus was supposed to sound like. Look it up. I hear that shit at night im walking the other way and my velociraptor homies better follow me.
That sounds are fake bruh
@@lidiapachecogonzalez3693 The roar or the comment?
It looks like a dragon... elongated, back like bat wings from the side, aquatic.
Spinosaurus is 8 yons not 10 tons, trex is tons
I’m confused…
@@brainbarf and also spinosaurus wasn't officially the largest carnivorous dinosaur. Spinosaurus is the largest carnivore from lenght and height. Tyranosaurus is the largest carnivore from weight. But we need more fossils of spinosaurus.
@@thelonerex you are correct T. rex is heavier than spinosaurus but spinosaurus was bigger because of the sail
@@cobraslikecorn yo dident i see u answerd to my comment today
Spinosaurus is 7 tons
The Giganotosaurus be like: I aint here or what.?😂
Longest: ✅
Largest: not by a fucking long shot and this is also my favorite dinosaur
This is a nightmare for pathology, this dinosaur has stirred debate everywhere, no one knows how it actually looks
spianososures is one of my fav
The spinosaurus had small limbs because it eated fish rather than other dinosaurs.
A trex would still wack its butt if they fight in land
While the spinosaurus would wack its butt if they fight in water
Bro learned paleontology from a roll of toilet paper
Fact irl it couldnt beat trex😂
spinosaurus isnt the largest carnivorous dinosaur nor is it bigger than trex, because size is measured by mass
Wrong Tyrannosaurus is actually heavier because ED cope weighed 12 tons and spinosaurus weighed 8 tons so that means Ed cope is four tons heavier
that baby spino on top of that spino is cute
Tyrannosaurus rex was the largest carnivorous dinosaur, spinosaurus was just the longest. Size is determined by mass.
Anyone denying that spinosaurus was the largest, they recently found the bone density in spinosaurus being much thicker than previously thought which allowed it to be submerged.
Spinosaurus' feet were still small
The only dinosaur that has guts to mess with carcha
The most bizzare but famous dinosaur
Why does this video make me wonder what a indominus rex mixed with a spinosaurus would look like?