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The Brachiosaurus lived in North America during the Late Jurassic period, and its full name is High-breasted Brachiosaurus, a member of the lizard-footed dinosaurs.
Brachiosaurus teeth grew like spoons, large and flat, with sharp edges that could pinch off young twigs. Brachiosaurus could not meticulously forage for leaves, but very roughly ate leaves and twigs together in their mouths; they ate more than 1 ton of food a day, and had quite an appetite.
The Brachiosaurus is one of the rarest dinosaurs. Its forelimbs were longer and stouter than its hind limbs. Its neck was straight and its head was held high, and its shape was not quite the same as that of other lizard-footed dinosaurs, which made it look a lot like the present-day giraffe.
This neck allowed the Brachiosaurus to reach the young leaves at the top of the tree without having to lift itself up, which was too convenient for eating. During the rutting season, the long neck also helped it defeat its love rivals, and the Brachiosaurus may have touched each other's necks like today's giraffes.
The Brachiosaurus was the tallest dinosaur that ever existed in the world. It could grow up to 15 meters tall, almost like a building. It was also one of the heaviest dinosaurs, averaging 35 tons, the weight of 10 elephants.