Seismosaurus (Greek for "earth-shaking lizard"); pronounced SIZE-moe-SORE-us
Late Jurassic (155-145 million years ago)
it live in Plains of southern North AmericaPaleontologists sometimes refer to a "deprecated genus"--that is, a creature that was once thought to be unique, but has since been shown to belong to an already existing genus. Such is the case with Seismosaurus: once considered the biggest of all dinosaurs, scientists now agree that this house-sized herbivore was probably a type of Diplodocus. #3d #animal #big #blue #dino #dinosaur #seismosaurus
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