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An unidentified titanosaurian sauropod I drew. Set in Late Cretaceous Alberta, Canada 70 million years ago.

Again It's speculation that there have been a sauropod living in the northern parts of North America during the Late Cretaceous.

Again the argument against it is that they were either too big or that those environments were too forested or swampy to support them.

But really, it's a sauropod it can just knock trees over they're the elephants of that day they make clearings and even other animals may have benefited from that. as for swamps or wetlands don't even go on the discussion that they were afraid to get their feet weet.

So really the only thing that they had to worry about were probably trees even bigger than them. But then again they were probably not clustered together.

Any yeah I know there is not a single sauropod specimen recovered from Canada so far but I am confident that there is.

Until then, it's just a speculation. Have a good one Eh.

Description
An unidentified titanosaurian sauropod I drew. Set in Late Cretaceous Alberta, Canada 70 million years ago.

Again It's speculation that there have been a sauropod living in the northern parts of North America during the Late Cretaceous.

Again the argument against it is that they were either too big or that those environments were too forested or swampy to support them.

But really, it's a sauropod it can just knock trees over they're the elephants of that day they make clearings and even other animals may have benefited from that. as for swamps or wetlands don't even go on the discussion that they were afraid to get their feet weet.

So really the only thing that they had to worry about were probably trees even bigger than them. But then again they were probably not clustered together.

Any yeah I know there is not a single sauropod specimen recovered from Canada so far but I am confident that there is.

Until then, it's just a speculation. Have a good one Eh.