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This is one of my favorite shots out of the ones that i took yesterday. I really like the angle, and how it has a sence of depth to it because of how close the Acrocanthosaurus is, and seems to jet out into the picture.

I have this thing for water, it just makes everything a whole lot cooler ok? yeah i know im insane.

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Facts!
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Name: Acrocanthosaurus "high spine lizard"
Lived: Early Cretaceous, North America,Oklahoma and Texas, (though teeth have been found as far east as Maryland.)
length: almost 12 meters (40 ft) one of the largest theropods
Weight: 6.17 metric tons (6.8 short tons).
Info from:[link]

Name:Styracosaurus "spiked lizard"
Lived: Cretaceous Period (70.6–83.5 million years ago)
Length:5.5 meters (18 ft)
Weight: 3 tons
Info from:[link]

Description
This is one of my favorite shots out of the ones that i took yesterday. I really like the angle, and how it has a sence of depth to it because of how close the Acrocanthosaurus is, and seems to jet out into the picture.

I have this thing for water, it just makes everything a whole lot cooler ok? yeah i know im insane.

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Facts!
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Name: Acrocanthosaurus "high spine lizard"
Lived: Early Cretaceous, North America,Oklahoma and Texas, (though teeth have been found as far east as Maryland.)
length: almost 12 meters (40 ft) one of the largest theropods
Weight: 6.17 metric tons (6.8 short tons).
Info from:[link]

Name:Styracosaurus "spiked lizard"
Lived: Cretaceous Period (70.6–83.5 million years ago)
Length:5.5 meters (18 ft)
Weight: 3 tons
Info from:[link]