How the duck doesn't he fall over

>>5000326 (OP)
Tail offsets centre of gravity.

paleontologists take us for fools

>>5000326 (OP)
I wonder the same when i see morbidly obese people

>>5000326 (OP)
What kind of shitty OC is this?

>>5000347
>>5000326 (OP)

>>5000326 (OP)
Well he's fake and gay for starters.

>>5000326 (OP)
Tails are used for balance

>>5000326 (OP)
It lived in water and would slide around on its belly when on land

>>5000326 (OP)
No one actually believes this is a legitimate animal right? You'd actually have to be retarded to think it is, look into how that faggot Nizar "found" the neotype and it all starts to make sense.

>>5000326 (OP)
This shit and prehistoric planet’s trex have tiny ass legs holding the gigantic bodies. What the FUCK is up with that? Someone give me answers. It looks so stupid. The legs are super skinny as well.

>>5000872
their refusal to accept that maybe the specimen whose legs they found is either a chimera or just happened to have short legs as an individual due to a condition or defect is just baffling.
Baryonyx happened to have propational leg and is a close relative why not consider this??

>>5000326 (OP)
hahaha look at the top of his head, look at his lips

>>5000872
The largest and heaviest extant bird in the world today has skinny twig legs.

>>5000326 (OP)
Maybe it just wasn't graceful on land.

>>5001048
Their legs are super long. Not short and stubby like >>5000326 (OP)

>>5000326 (OP)
It ate fish, it doesn't need a body like other theropods

>>5000326 (OP)
>How the duck doesn't he fall over

Whenever I'm confused or critical of a dinosaur reconstruction I cross-reference it's design with a modern day bird that "does the same thing".
The Spinosaurus is clearly a Cormorant from Hell, and as seen in pic related; they can stand and walk around exactly like that, so I don't see an issue here. The Spinosaurus is a mostly aquatic animal, it's natural for it to look a little fat and stupid on land.

>>5001048
…and they are 50% legs. Don’t forget that big detail

>>5001117
That bird has long legs

>>5001048
Ostriches are not even comparable to theropods of that size. And they clearly evolved to make use of powerful legs to defend themselves, traverse open plains and escape predators so of course they'd be strong.

>>5001117
Spinos seem more like loons. Loons have their legs so far at the back of their body that they can barely walk.

>>5001311
It also doesn't weigh multiple tons

>>5000326 (OP)
It's just an incorrect reconstruction.

>>5000326 (OP)
High testicular density

>>5000326 (OP)
politically motivated character assassination reconstructions because the spino was discovered in nazi germany

>>5000326 (OP)
how much does the sail actually weigh because that might be what's throwing people off, the baby spinos and other long theropods like dilophosaurus seem well balanced enough.

>>5002270
>politically motivated character assassination reconstructions because the spino was discovered in nazi germany

The nazi's could've relocated the fossil remains since the museum director got to move all of his displays, and chose not to relocate Stromer's fossils since Stromer wasn't a fascist.