Would a dinosaur make a good pet?

Realistically speaking, dinosaurs wouldn’t make good pets. They were wild animals with highly attuned “flight or fight” responses to stimuli, which would have made them not only difficult to deal with but also very dangerous. Small ones would be nervous, nippy animals, prone to running around and clawing the furniture.

Who would win a T rex or a Spinosaurus?

But Spinosaurus lived 10-30 million years before T. rex tromped the Earth. Had they been able to time-travel, though, there’s no telling what would have happened? who would win a Spinosaurus vs….Spinosaurus vs. T. rex.

	Spinosaurus	T. rex
Walked on two legs?	Yes	Yes
Long tail?	Yes	Yes
Huge, powerful jaws?	Yes	Yes
Carnivore?	Yes	Yes

Who can live with Spinosaurus?

In comparison to carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus and the Indominus rex, Spinosaurus is more tolerant of its own kind, and can happily coexist with another member of its species. The species also tolerates up to thirteen other dinosaurs in its enclosure, of various species.

What type of dinosaur has 500 teeth?

Nigersaurus had a delicate skull and an extremely wide mouth lined with teeth especially adapted for browsing plants close to the ground. This bizarre, long-necked dinosaur is characterized by its unusually broad, straight-edged muzzle tipped with more than 500 replaceable teeth.

Would a velociraptor make a good pet?

Unlike cats and dogs, Velociraptor is NOT a domesticated animal. There is no guarantee it will be tame or take well to a home environment. Velociraptor is NOT recommended for houses with small children or other small pets.

What was the safest dinosaur?

Magyarosaurus. You can’t have a dinosaur park without a sauropod, and Magyarosaurus offers a safer, scaled-down option compared to some of its enormous cousins. This 70 million year old dinosaur was what scientists term an “insular dwarf” – a species that shrunk in size during its time cordoned off on an island.

How old can a Spinosaurus get?

was one of the largest theropod dinosaurs and lived 112 to 97 million years ago in the Cretaceous period. The exact size of this prehistoric behemoth is under debate but recent finds and studies have suggested that Spinosaurus reached a length of 41-59 ft and weighed as much as 20 tons.