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Deep in the sandy dunes of the Sahara Desert, paleontologists dug up the bones of a giant fish-eating dinosaur with a strange curved, sword-shaped crest on top of its head.
Paleontologists announced a new giant fish-eating dinosaur from the Sahara, featuring a curved, sword-shaped crest atop its head, a new species related to Spinosaurus with teeth suited for catching slippery fish.
It was not a tiny plant-eater, this fossil belonged to a large predator built for hunting fish, and it was not toothless, its teeth were a key clue to what it ate.
Spinosaurus and its relatives fascinate paleontologists because they appear adapted for a partly aquatic life, hunting in rivers and shorelines rather than only on dry land.
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