But scientists have debated how exactly this predator, called Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, pursued its prey in the water. The analysis, published in PeerJ on Thursday, used computer simulations to ...

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As it cruises the Bristol Channel and south west Wales once again this June, the paddle steamer will be docking at Penarth, Swansea, Tenby, Fishguard and Porthcawl for visitors to hop aboard.

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When survival is on the line, hunting for food is only half the battle. The aquatic adaptations of Spinosaurus help them hunt prey in the water. But back on dry land, rival Spinosaurus want to ...