Amargasaurus with Spines on Its Neck
A long-necked Amargasaurus featuring double rows of tall spines along its neck stands quietly near small patches of grass.
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Amargasaurus Standing on Four Legs
An Amargasaurus stands on four sturdy legs beside small blades of grass. Two parallel rows of elongated spines extend along the top of its long neck, creating a distinct silhouette above its broad body and tapering tail.
Unique Defensive Spines of South American Sauropods
Unlike most other sauropods, Amargasaurus possessed paired rows of sharp neural spines projecting from its neck vertebrae. Paleontologists believe these horn-like structures helped protect the herbivore from large predators in its Cretaceous habitat.
Natural Colors of Amargasaurus
- Amargasaurus skin: muted olive green or earthy gray-brown
- Neck spines: weathered charcoal or horn-like pale tan
- Underbelly: soft cream or light taupe
- Grass patches: deep green or dry yellowish brown