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And now, this famous pose of Barosaurus, rearing on its hind legs! We may not sure why Barosaurus rear up like this. Probably is to defend itself from predators or getting a better view of its habitat. The skeleton of Barosaurus can be found in the American Museum of Natural History. And you think that Barosaurus rearing up to defend its own young, you're wrong. It's actually a Kaatedocus.

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And now, this famous pose of Barosaurus, rearing on its hind legs! We may not sure why Barosaurus rear up like this. Probably is to defend itself from predators or getting a better view of its habitat. The skeleton of Barosaurus can be found in the American Museum of Natural History. And you think that Barosaurus rearing up to defend its own young, you're wrong. It's actually a Kaatedocus.

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