Which carnivorous dinosaur is the largest in the world?

If someone asks you what is the largest carnivorous dinosaur in the world, you may not hesitate to say, "Tyrannosaurus Rex!" " "

It should be said that if your answer is wrong, you are really wronged, because in many books about dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rex is indeed described as the largest carnivorous dinosaur in the world.

But now we want to tell you that Tyrannosaurus Rex did play the role of the biggest carnivorous dinosaur in the past, but now, its "champion" status has given way.

According to archaeologists in Argentina and North America, they have discovered what may be the largest carnivorous dinosaur fossil to date in Argentina. It is estimated that this dinosaur is about 13.7 meters long, which is bigger and more fierce than the well-known Tyrannosaurus Rex. These fossils were found in the Patagonia desert area at the eastern foot of the Andes in Argentina, and are considered to belong to six giant carnivorous dinosaurs that lived 1 100 million years ago. This giant dinosaur is called Argentine dinosaur. Dr Philip Currie of the Royal Thieler Museum in Canada, who participated in the research, said that this dinosaur was very long, with a long skull, a long nose, a long tail, short legs, a mouth shaped like scissors and very sharp teeth. The largest carnivorous dinosaur ever discovered was 12.5 meters long. Tyrannosaurus rex, which people often see in movies, is about 12.2 meters long. When the skeleton of this Argentine dinosaur was completed, its size was amazing. It is eight stories high, half the length of a football field and weighs 100 tons. It will make its enemies tremble. It has nothing to be afraid of, because it is the biggest. Thank you for your adoption!