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7/4/2025, 6:25:27 AM
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>>16715362
I'm not married to any one hypothesis since it's an extinct animal and I'm not sure how many bones we have of the creature yet, but: I think I lean more towards Hypothesis B, assuming it does indeed have stubby legs.
In that I would perhaps compare the Spinosaurus to a Cormorant: stubby legs, diving, they even share the same hooked snout. The tail is also far too 'flippy' for it to be a mostly land creature.
>>16715362
I'm not married to any one hypothesis since it's an extinct animal and I'm not sure how many bones we have of the creature yet, but: I think I lean more towards Hypothesis B, assuming it does indeed have stubby legs.
In that I would perhaps compare the Spinosaurus to a Cormorant: stubby legs, diving, they even share the same hooked snout. The tail is also far too 'flippy' for it to be a mostly land creature.
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