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2 brachiosaurus near a stream 3D rendering

2 brachiosaurus near a stream 3D rendering

Brachiosaurus were 85 feet long from the tip of their snouts to the end of their tails.

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3D rendering of a T Rex in the foreground and three brachiosaurus in the background

3D rendering of a T Rex in the foreground and three brachiosaurus in the background

Brachiosaurus was probably too large for T rex to prey upon.

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A couple of brachiosaurus in a marshy spot

A couple of brachiosaurus in a marshy spot

Brachiosaurus could reach plants that were as high as 30 feet off the ground thanks to their long necks.

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3D illustration of brachiosaurus on white background

3D illustration of brachiosaurus on white background

Paleontologists originally believed that brachiosaurus lived in the water. They thought the dinosaur's body was too massive to support on land.

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3D rendering of a brachiosaurus

3D rendering of a brachiosaurus

Brachiosaurus weighed up to 28 tons!

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