FILE PHOTO: Makoto Manabe, a researcher at the National Museum of Nature and Science, speaks to reporters in front of a Spinosaurus's skeleton replica as he is seen through the Tyrannosaurus's skull replica during a preparation and media preview for the Dinosaur EXPO at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo, Japan, March 1, 2016. REUTERS/Yuya Shino
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The huge African predator Spinosaurus spent much of its life in the water, propelled by a paddle-like tail while hunting large fish - a "river monster," according to scientists, that showed that some dinosaurs invaded the aquatic realm.
Scientists on Wednesday announced the discovery of fossil bones from the tail of Spinosaurus in southeastern Morocco that provided a deeper understanding of the appearance, lifestyle and capabilities of the longest meat-eating dinosaur on record.
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