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Spínosaurus aegyptiacus.
No hay evidencia científica que este tuviera un aspecto morfológico adaptado a vivir en el océano, pero, quise aprovechar la oportunidad.
Su hocico esta adaptado para atrapar peces o calamares de gran tamaño, similar a los pelícanos actuales.
Su cola en forma de remo para poder nadar a grandes velocidades y si sigue con sus hábitos marinos perderá sus extremidades traseras tal y como las ballenas.
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Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.
There is no evidence that this had a morphological appearance adapted to living in the ocean, but I wanted to take the opportunity.
Its snout is adapted to catch fish or squid large, similar to current pelicans.
Its paddle-shaped tail for swimming at high speeds and if it continues with its marine habits lose their hind limbs as whales.
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Spínosaurus aegyptiacus.
No hay evidencia científica que este tuviera un aspecto morfológico adaptado a vivir en el océano, pero, quise aprovechar la oportunidad.
Su hocico esta adaptado para atrapar peces o calamares de gran tamaño, similar a los pelícanos actuales.
Su cola en forma de remo para poder nadar a grandes velocidades y si sigue con sus hábitos marinos perderá sus extremidades traseras tal y como las ballenas.
Diseño en mi pagina de facebook: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbi…
ENGLISH
Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.
There is no evidence that this had a morphological appearance adapted to living in the ocean, but I wanted to take the opportunity.
Its snout is adapted to catch fish or squid large, similar to current pelicans.
Its paddle-shaped tail for swimming at high speeds and if it continues with its marine habits lose their hind limbs as whales.
Design to my Facebook page: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbi…
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We now believe that Spinosaurus had an eel-like fin on its tail.