T-Rex ain’t fat, he’s just fit.

    • @roastpotatothief@lemmy.ml
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      21 year ago

      I think you can find the points on the bones where muscle attaches. And you can judge how big the muscle was. So maybe they have good reason to think these bones were not structural, just decorative, because there was no muscle connected to it.

  • Water Bowl Slime
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    41 year ago

    I hope it learns Heat Crash and Heavy Slam when it gets added to Pokemon

  • @Shrike502M
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    41 year ago

    Well spino is semi-aquatic, no? It would make sense for it to be chunky

    • @RateAndStevolution
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      31 year ago

      No it wasn’t. There’s a lot of research on it still coming out, but no research that isn’t getting funding from pop science companies supports the idea that it was great in the water.

      • @Shrike502M
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        11 year ago

        Hm could’ve sworn it was. Aight

        • @RateAndStevolution
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          21 year ago

          This channel has some videos going over the papers on it, but basically more heron like than a swimmer. So a lifestyle attached to water sure, but not semi aquatic I. The sense that it’d be swimming a lot. https://youtu.be/BHaLb9bnCaA

        • @RateAndStevolution
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          11 year ago

          This channel has some videos going over the papers on it, but basically more heron like than a swimmer. So a lifestyle attached to water sure, but not semi aquatic I. The sense that it’d be swimming a lot. https://youtu.be/BHaLb9bnCaA

      • @Shrike502M
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        21 year ago

        I was thinking Hippo, but yea

  • INACTIVE ACCOUNT
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    01 year ago

    We will never find out what Spinosaurus’ final form looks like