Carnotaurus was a large theropod predator that lived in what is now South America. It was 7.5-8m long (2.46-26.2 ft). Carnotaurus’s distinctive features include the horns above its eyes, and its comically small, vestigial arms. It was also covered in small bumps, which were recently discovered to have random distribution instead of being aligned in rows. It was one of the faster theropods, with an estimated run speed of 48-56km/h (30-35mph).
(Cretaceous, 71 million years ago)
(All eggs hatched! Check your hidden folder. Secondary buyers - read Medium first ->) The first paleo pixel collection! Mysterious eggs synthesised from the remains of extinct animals. From March 2021 - July 2022 egg holders received their own unique, one-of-a-kind adoptable paleo animal via airdrop! Learn about extinct creatures that used to share our planet!
Carnotaurus (ExtinctEgg #53)
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Carnotaurus (ExtinctEgg #53)
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Carnotaurus was a large theropod predator that lived in what is now South America. It was 7.5-8m long (2.46-26.2 ft). Carnotaurus’s distinctive features include the horns above its eyes, and its comically small, vestigial arms. It was also covered in small bumps, which were recently discovered to have random distribution instead of being aligned in rows. It was one of the faster theropods, with an estimated run speed of 48-56km/h (30-35mph).
(Cretaceous, 71 million years ago)
(All eggs hatched! Check your hidden folder. Secondary buyers - read Medium first ->) The first paleo pixel collection! Mysterious eggs synthesised from the remains of extinct animals. From March 2021 - July 2022 egg holders received their own unique, one-of-a-kind adoptable paleo animal via airdrop! Learn about extinct creatures that used to share our planet!