Dreadnoughtus

Today's Dinosaur of the day is Dreadnoughtus. Its name means fears nothing. It is a titanosaur that lived in the Late Cretaceous, roughly 75 million years ago. It is believed to have reached lengths of around 85 to 100ft or more, and it could have weighed up to 65 to 85t however, exact measurements are difficult to determine due to the incomplete nature of the fossil remains. It had a relatively small head in proportion to its massive body, a common characteristic of soropods. Like other tetanosaurs, was likely a herbivore that fed on plants such as ferns and psycheds. Due to its large size, Dreadnought Us would have been a slow moving animal. If you would like to see me cover a specific Dinosaur, be sure to request it in the comments. As always, hit the follow button so you don't miss out on our prehistoric journey.