Recent discoveries indicate that is was probably semi-aquatic, not just hunting fish from the warm shores of the Cretaceous lakes, rivers, and tidal flats of North Africa, but also swimming and diving for its prey. Spinosaurus was piscivorous, meaning that it ate fish, but it likely scavenged and fed on whatever it could find, including other dinosaurs. It had an unusual appearance and is famous for the long, distinctive spines along its back.
The exact size of this prehistoric behemoth is under debate but recent finds and studies have suggested that Spinosaurus reached a length of 41-59 ft and weighed as much as 20 tons. Was one of the largest theropod dinosaurs and lived 112 to 97 million years ago in the Cretaceous period.
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