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Description
This is a sporty adult very large spinosaurus. The look is slightly exaggerated, it missed a lot of spikes to make him look scary.

Information about the Spinosaurus:
Length: 13-18 meters
Height: 4.5 meters
Weight: 8 to 21 tons
Time: Lower and early Cretaceous, 112.9 million years to 93.9 million years.
Distribution: North Africa

The giant lizard is known for its crest on its back. The spinosaurus had spinous processes of the vertebrae, these could be a good 1.80 m long.
Everyone knows that the Spinosaurus was the largest known carnivore so far. Bigger than the well-known T-rex and Giganotosaurus. The crocodile-like skull was with a length of 1.75 m the probably longest among the carnivores. He hunted both ashore and in the water.

First bone finds were discovered in Egypt in 1912 and described in 1915 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach.
Today, it is more commonly believed that the Spinosaurus, when compared to relatives such as the Baryonix, appeared to be on all fours, as the hind legs of some finds were slightly shorter than those of other bipedal lizards. He has strong front legs and due to the uncanny weight, among other things, because of the sail and because the focus was in front of the pelvis, he moved more forty feet away.

Drawing is a bit older... I took just the pics. Finished before 2/3 months.
Time: 4 Hours

Description
This is a sporty adult very large spinosaurus. The look is slightly exaggerated, it missed a lot of spikes to make him look scary.

Information about the Spinosaurus:
Length: 13-18 meters
Height: 4.5 meters
Weight: 8 to 21 tons
Time: Lower and early Cretaceous, 112.9 million years to 93.9 million years.
Distribution: North Africa

The giant lizard is known for its crest on its back. The spinosaurus had spinous processes of the vertebrae, these could be a good 1.80 m long.
Everyone knows that the Spinosaurus was the largest known carnivore so far. Bigger than the well-known T-rex and Giganotosaurus. The crocodile-like skull was with a length of 1.75 m the probably longest among the carnivores. He hunted both ashore and in the water.

First bone finds were discovered in Egypt in 1912 and described in 1915 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach.
Today, it is more commonly believed that the Spinosaurus, when compared to relatives such as the Baryonix, appeared to be on all fours, as the hind legs of some finds were slightly shorter than those of other bipedal lizards. He has strong front legs and due to the uncanny weight, among other things, because of the sail and because the focus was in front of the pelvis, he moved more forty feet away.

Drawing is a bit older... I took just the pics. Finished before 2/3 months.
Time: 4 Hours