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Imagine your classical sauropod (like the Sinclair dinosaur, or the one Fred Flintstone uses for a power shovel): elephantine body, long tail, long neck. Now stretch the front legs by half again so in profile it looks like a ski jump from head to tail.
Those extra-tall forelimbs give it its name: "arm lizard."
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What does a brachiosaurus footprint look like?
The Brachiosaurus footprint is relatively small for a dinosaur. Looking more like a giraffe than a dinosaur, specimens have been found in North America.
Where do brachiosaurus's live?
Brachiosaurus have homes in Africa, and Europe
What period did the brachiosaurus live in?
the brachiosaurus lived in the Jurassic period
Where is Brachiosaurus's nose located?
its knees
Who would win in a brachiosaurus vs apatosaurs fight?
In a hypothetical fight between a Brachiosaurus and an Apatosaurus, the Brachiosaurus would likely have the advantage due to its larger size and longer reach with its neck. Brachiosaurus had a longer neck and taller body, giving it an advantage in reaching and striking its opponent. However, it's important to note that such a fight would not have occurred in reality as these two dinosaurs lived in different time periods.
