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Brachiosaurus

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Brachiosaurus
Name meaning high chested arm reptile
Code name Brach
Diet Herbivore
Height 40 feet (12 m)
Length 80 feet (25 m)
Weight 60 tons
Birth Type Unknown
Range Isla Nublar, Isla Sorna
Novel appearances Jurassic Park
Film appearances Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park III

Brachiosaurus was a large sauropod dinosaur that lived in the late Jurassic in Europe and North America, from 150 to 135 million years ago. It held the record for largest dinosaur for many years, until the discovery of bigger Sauropods, like Sauroposeidon and Argentinosaurus. The former African species (B. brancai, the animal that the Jurassic Park Brachiosaurs are based on) has been reassigned to the genus Girrafatitan.


Brachiosaurus in jurassic park



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Brachiosaurus in Jurassic Park III

'Brachiosaurus can be seen in a few famous scenes in the original Jurassic Park, and in Jurassic Park III. Jurassic Park depicts Brachiosaurus as a gigantic, but gentle beast. Sights of the calm colossi provide witnesses a sense of wonder, seeing the Brachiosaurus apparently, similar somewhat to the modern blue whale, a gentle giant. Dr. Alan Grant himself was fascinated by these huge herbivores. This dinosaur is also seen rearing up on its hind legs,some scientists think this would have been impossible. Its nostils are positioned on its forhead which made it possible to eat and breath at the same time .


[edit] In Operation Genesis

Male and Female Brachiosaurus in JPOG
Brachiosaurus in JPOG

Brachiosaurus is available in the game Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis as a five-star large herbivore. No carnivores attack it purposely. In some cases, the large carnivores will accidentally attack it while going after another dinosaur. Brachiosaurus is significantly tall, reaching the treetops even on all fours.

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Jurassic Park Institute Brachiosaurus

Jurassic Park III Dinosaurs
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