Baryonyx dinosaur

"See, not a T. rex!""How is this better?" —Claire Dearing and Franklin Webb after sighting a Baryonyx(src) Baryonyx (meaning "heavy claw") is an extinct genus of spinosaur, a member and of the same group as and a close relative to the northern African dinosaurs Spinosaurus and Suchomimus. Baryonyx was smaller than these relatives but was still a big predator. It was 10 meters (33 feet) long and 2.5 meters (8.25 feet) tall at the hips. However, studies in the fossils of Baryonyx indicate that…

The Leucistic Baryonyx is a genetically modified variation of the Baryonyx. It bears a resemblance to animals that live strictly in the darkness of caves, such as the Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus). The Leucistic Baryonyx is a species of Baryonyx, and thus heavily resembles its regular counterparts. With a long crocodile-like snout and powerful claws, it differs when it comes to a whole other factor: sight. This species was cloned to develop without eyes, an adjustment that it's creator…

Baryonyx from the Dinosaur Protection Group

Baryonyx by John Sibbick

"See, not a T. rex!""How is this better?" —Claire Dearing and Franklin Webb after sighting a Baryonyx(src) Baryonyx (meaning "heavy claw") is an extinct genus of spinosaur, a member and of the same group as and a close relative to the northern African dinosaurs Spinosaurus and Suchomimus. Baryonyx was smaller than these relatives but was still a big predator. It was 10 meters (33 feet) long and 2.5 meters (8.25 feet) tall at the hips. However, studies in the fossils of Baryonyx indicate that…

I coloured the Baryonyx walkeri drawing that Teratophoneus drew, found here: teratophoneus.deviantart.com/a… Baryonyx walkeri