Giganotosaurus is acually the largest meat-eating dinosaur

[Prehistory96]

I agree

[Raptorguy14]

Actually, recent findings in Africa of Spinosaurus bones show that it, rather than Giganotosaurus of South America, is the largest carnivorous dinosaur known so far.(As described by Wikipedia.org )

[Prehistory96]

There was no evidence of Spinosaurus to be as large as a Whale, putting Giganotosaurus as the worlds largest carnivore on land.

[Starscream]

Giga is the largest.

[Ernst Udet]

Are you Dino Freak USA?? LOL.

[Sakib]

Raptorguy14 wrote:

Actually, recent findings in Africa of Spinosaurus bones show that it, rather than Giganotosaurus of South America, is the largest carnivorous dinosaur known so far.(As described by Wikipedia.org )

Wikipedia is wrong on that matter.

[Ernst Udet]

Also wikipedia says that Amphioceilas is largest dinosaur to have lived. But I don't believe there could be a reptile nearly 200 feet long.

[Sakib]

I think there could.

[Prehistory96]

Amphioceilas is a giant long-necked dinosaur.

[Ernst Udet]

OK. Amphioceilas might be a huge diplodocoid meaning its neck probably was about 50 feet and its tail 80 feet. That leaves its body 70 feet. Blue Whale's Body is 90-110 feet, making it much more massive than those freakin' huge reptiles.

[Prehistory96]

Ernst Udet wrote:

OK. Amphioceilas might be a huge diplodocoid meaning its neck probably was about 50 feet and its tail 80 feet. That leaves its body 70 feet. Blue Whale's Body is 90-110 feet, making it much more massive than those freakin' huge reptiles.

It's not a carnivore both Amphioceilas and the Blue What isn't a carnivore. Like Giganotosaurus

[Ernst Udet]

Well you could consider that Blue Whales eat plankton which are animals (I think). Never mind. What I was trying to say is that Blue Whale is overall larger than Amphioceilas if you actually coiled the dinosaur.

[ABC]

The largest creature is the Big Head of the Universe.

[Ernst Udet]

What the bloody scales is that.

[Prehistory 96]

Ernst Udet wrote:

Well you could consider that Blue Whales eat plankton which are animals (I think). Never mind. What I was trying to say is that Blue Whale is overall larger than Amphioceilas if you actually coiled the dinosaur.

Blue whales do eat plankton, but plankton are small animals, and related to bugs. So the Blue whale would dare to come to close to a huge prehistoric monster of the sea.

[whitnee dean]

I agree.

[spino vs rex XL]

spino=the bigest

[Prehistory96]

spino vs rex XL wrote:

spino=the bigest

Are you sure?

[spino vs rex XL]

Prehistory96 wrote:

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Are you sure?

yes i am.giga=42-45feet long.spino=40-56 feet long

[Prehistory96]

spino vs rex XL wrote:

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yes i am.giga=42-45feet long.spino=40-56 feet long

There was no Spinosaurus found to have been as large as 56 ft.