Spinosaurus Going for a Walk
A powerful Spinosaurus walks in profile, displaying the tall sail that rises from its back.
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A Walking Spinosaurus and Its Remarkable Sail
The dinosaur is shown on all four limbs with its long head, muscular tail, and distinctive back sail visible from the side. It walks along a simple stretch of ground, with no plants, other animals, or scenery surrounding it. This uncluttered view keeps attention on the unusual body shape of this large predatory dinosaur.
Surprising Facts About Spinosaurus
Spinosaurus was closely associated with rivers and wetlands, and its long, narrow jaws were well suited to catching slippery prey such as fish. Scientists think it spent more time in and around water than most other known large predatory dinosaurs. Its tall sail was supported by greatly lengthened bones extending upward from the spine.
Colors Spinosaurus May Have Had
- Skin: the exact color is unknown, but natural browns, greens, and muted grays are plausible choices
- Back sail: its real appearance is unknown and may have included a more noticeable display color
- Underbelly: a lighter shade than the upper body is a reasonable natural pattern
- Claws: dark brown, charcoal, or horn-colored tones
- Teeth: ivory or pale cream