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Christian Hannah

Top 10 Dinosaur Species (Pterosaurs & marine reptiles don't count)

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Tyrannosaurus

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

It's also estimated that Tyrannosaurus had the strongest bite of any land animal, at a whopping 12,000 pounds, allowing it to pulverize bone.

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Velociraptor

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

Jurassic Park's raptors may have been oversized, AND may have had feathers, but this turkey sized dino still hunted in packs & hit pop culture like a knife.

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Spinosaurus

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

Spinosaurus is not only the largest carnivorous dinosaur, but it just might be the largest land based carnivore ever. This dinosaur made its mark into fame by... uhh... well, we won't mention the movie... but every time it showed up on screen, we were on the edge of our seats.

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Stegosaurus

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Triceratops

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Therizinosaurus

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

There's a lot to say about this dinosaur. It has a pot belly, a long neck, has huge arms & huge claws! You might think that Therizinosaurus would use those claws to tear prey apart, but unlike most theropods, this dinosaur likely used those huge claws to bring down branches. Plus, they make good weapons against predators.

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Amphicoelias

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

While Brachiosaurus & Apatosaurus are also impressive, Amphicoelias is the largest land animal ever... maybe. It's only known from a single leg bone that was lost, but if the documented estimates are correct, we would be dealing with a creature nearly 200 feet in length! Kinda makes brachiosaurus look weak in comparison.

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Ankylosaurus

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Troodon

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

So, you're probably thinking about how in the world this pipsqueak would be on this list. Well, troodon has the largest brain in comparison to its body than any other dinosaur.

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Microraptor

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Christian Hannah 8 years ago

Not only is this one of the smallest dinosaurs, but it also had 4 wings! Don't think we're not paying attention to the criteria, Microraptor didn't fly. Instead, it glided from tree to tree using its four limbs like a paraglider.

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