What dinosaur can kill a brachiosaurus?

Allosaurus can hunt and kill brachiosaurus apparently.

Could a T Rex eat a brachiosaurus?

The same is true for Apatosaurus, Diplodocus, Barosaurus, Brachiosaurus and Camarasaurus—all of these 150-million-year-old icons flourished during a time when tyrannosaurs were tiny, fuzzy creatures that could have tackled only much smaller fare. …

What dinosaurs could beat at Rex?

A Tyrannosaurus Rex might be known for its ferocious bite, but now scientists say a caiman that lived eight million years ago, had a bite TWICE as powerful. Known as Purussaurus brasiliensis, the reptilian predator lived in the Amazon region in South America.

What lives well with Brachiosaurus?

Brachiosaurus is comfortable alone or in small groups of up to 5 other individuals. They require a very large enclosure with plenty of trees. They also mix well with almost every other dinosaur type, with the exception of the Indominus rex.

What can Brachiosaurus do?

The Brachiosaurus was a high browsing herbivore and ate foliage at the top of tree canopies. Paleontologists think the Brachiosaurus ate between 400 and 900 pounds of food each day. The Brachiosaurus would grind up foliage using its 52 cone-shaped teeth. A fully grown Brachiosaurus probably had no predators.

Did anything eat Brachiosaurus?

A healthy, adult Brachiosaurus probably had no predators. The largest-known meat-eaters from that time (the late Jurassic period) and place (North America and Africa) were Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, and Torvosaurus.

Is Allosaurus bigger than T. rex?

T. Rex adults were a significantly larger compared with allosaurus adults. An allosaurus adult was between 8.5 and 12m in length (28-39 ft), while the average T. Rex adult was about 12-15m long (40-50 ft).

Was Brachiosaurus warm-blooded or cold-blooded?

Brachiosaurus was likely a warm-blooded animal. Some models suggest Brachiosaurus and other sauropods (long-necked dinosaurs) were gigantotherms — animals whose enormous size allowed them to keep high body temperatures.

How did Brachiosaurus interact with humans?

Brachiosaurus have never interacted with any humans. They went extinct millions of years before humans evolved. Humans never domesticated Brachiosaurus in any way. Even if they were alive today, Brachiosaurs would not have made good pets.

Did Brachiosaurus crowd out other dinosaurs in late Jurassic North America?

You might think a dinosaur as big and imposing as Brachiosaurus would “crowd out” its niche on the floodplains of late Jurassic North America. In fact, this ecosystem was so lush that it could accommodate numerous other genera of sauropods, including Apatosaurus and Diplodocus.

Who discovered the Brachiosaurus fossil?

Interestingly, though Riggs may have identified the new dinosaur species, his find was technically not the first discovery of a Brachiosaurus fossil. In 1883, Othniel Marsh discovered a Brachiosaurus skull near Garden Park, Colorado, which he thought belonged to his “Brontosaurus” ( Apatosaurus) skeleton.