The Horror Mouth

Jun 24, 2013

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A terrifying dinosaur 13 meters long, forgotten in the sands of time.... The Horror Mouth comes today in my weekly series of unknown dinosaurs. A likely Spinosaurid, The Horror Mouth truly lives up to its name: its jaws were packed with long conical teeth for stabbing fish. Not much is known about this dinosaur other than it was approximately adult Suchomimus-sized. [img]https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-O_ffleAiC9M/UckYQgeaxbI/AAAAAAAAAWs/hfIITh2Z0N8/s640/blogger-image-2093466223.jpg[/img] Picture by me

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futurepaleontologist1
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futurepaleontologist1June 24, 2013

So cool! Does it have a scientific name?

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Lord VaderJune 25, 2013

That is interesting. Exactly how big are the teeth on it?

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Makaveli7June 25, 2013

It does, but I can't remember what the name was. The teeth are 8 inches long at the longest, if I remember correctly.

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No longer activeJune 25, 2013

I remember reading about this somewhere. It only had a crappy picture, though. Yours is better. Its scientific name was similar to Baryonyx, I think.

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Makaveli7June 25, 2013

Thanks! I remember it had onyx in it...

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trex5632June 25, 2013

was this a real dinosaur? sorry but I really don't know

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countrygirl1019June 25, 2013

i dont know

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Rex Fan 684June 25, 2013

I have heard about it, or something similar, but I don't know much about it. Based on the pics, it seems like a spinosaur. However, the teeth seem to suggest a diet of almost purely fish. I am not stereotyping the spinosaur family, but those teeth look like the perfect fish catcher. Very crocodile like, perfect for catching large, slippery prey.

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Makaveli7June 25, 2013

As far as I know it is real.

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