Brontosaurus, also known as Apatosaurus (Apatosaurus), is a large dinosaur of the sauropod group that lived in the late Jurassic period, about 154-153 million years ago. It was one of the largest terrestrial animals that ever existed.
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Brontosaurus - interesting facts and information
- Appearance: Brontosaurus was a huge animal with a long neck and tail. It had four limbs and was characterized by a powerful torso that could reach a length of about 21-23 meters. Its neck was long and allowed it to reach for food from tall trees, while its long tail served as a balance and balance aid.
- Diet: Brontosaurus was a herbivore and fed on various types of plants, such as ferns, needles, shrubs and low trees. Its jaws were equipped with numerous teeth that helped it pick leaves and needles.
- Habitat: Brontosaurus lived in areas of present-day North America, in places such as today's USA and Mexico. Its remains have been discovered in geological formations in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado.
- Traffic: Brontosaurus was a four-legged animal that moved slowly, which allowed it to efficiently use available plant food sources.
- Size: Brontosaurus was one of the largest dinosaurs. Its body length may have reached about 23 meters, and its weight is estimated at about 20-30 tons.
- History of discovery: The first brontosaurus fossils were discovered and described in the 19th century by paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh. They were among the first dinosaur fossils discovered in the United States.
- Name: Originally this dinosaur was named Apatosaurus, but in later years it turned out that its fossils were misidentified as belonging to individuals of another dinosaur species. Subsequently, the use of the original name Apatosaurus for this species was resumed.
