If you look at the skeleton of the flesh-eating dinosaur called Carnotaurus, two features instantly stand out: the skull and the arms. The fearsome skull is short, deep and topped by two devilish ...

The skulls and necks of Majungasaurus (top) and Carnotaurus (bottom) compared. From Méndez, 2012 Carnotaurus was a weirdo. Not only did this 26-foot predator of Argentina’s Late Cretaceous have ...

To date, Carnotaurus sastrei —which roamed Argentinian wilds around 70 million years ago—is the genus’ only known species. 2. Those Devilish Horns May Have Been Combat-Ready. Wikimedia Commons ...

The skeleton of Carnotaurus at the Chlupáč Museum in Prague Image from Wikimedia Commons Tyrannosaurus gets a lot of guff for having relatively small, two-fingered hands, but that isn’t really fair.

SMALL PRINT:A SPEEDY, seven-metre-long, meat-eating dinosaur that stalked South America in its heydey appears to have had an enormously strong tail that boosted its speed, according to a new study.

A study on the newly discovered species has been published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Carnotaurus sastrei, a relative Guemesia ochoai may have looked similar to. Credit: Fred Wierum. G ...

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Butch tail made Carnotaurus a champion dinosaur sprinter Discover the incredible Carnotaurus speed, powered by its unique caudofemoralis muscle, making it a fearsome predator of the Cretaceous.