A new divine pet, Spinosaurus, arrives in Grow a Garden. Players can find it in the Primal Egg. Getting it is difficult, with only a small chance. Crafting the egg requires upgrading the DNA Machine ...

Spinosaurus is the latest Dinosaur Pet added in the Grow a Garden Pet Mutations update. It is a Divine rarity critter that you can hatch from a Primal Egg. You can obtain this Egg by crafting, ...

The Spinosaurus is one of the six pets from the Primal Egg in Grow a Garden. Both the Spinosaurus and the Primal Egg were released as part of the Pet Mutation update in Grow a Garden. While you may be ...

Spinosaurus wasn’t just another predator – it changed everything we thought we knew about dinosaurs. In this video, we explore how this massive, semi-aquatic hunter stunned paleontologists with its ...

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Doing what they do better than any animal that ever evolved, a pair of the giant sail-backed predators, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, wade into nearshore waters for prey as pterosaurs soar overhead some 95 ...

Doing what they do better than any animal that ever evolved, a pair of the giant sail-backed predators, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, wade into nearshore waters for prey as pterosaurs soar overhead some 95 ...

What if the giant sail-backed Spinosaurus wasn't actually a swimming dinosaur at all? Despite some scientists' impressions of the dinosaur, as well as the way it is portrayed in Jurassic Park 3, the ...

The massive sail-back dinosaur, Spinosaurus, might have hunted in shallow waters similar to a heron, rather than in deep waters as previously believed. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was among the largest ...

A NEW study could finally end a long debate regarding a giant dinosaur known as the "heron from hell." The creature's scientific name is the Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and it's caused debate for years.

Doing what they do better than any animal that ever evolved, a pair of the giant sail-backed predators, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, wade into nearshore waters for prey as pterosaurs soar overhead some 95 ...