@The dragnor How much do they think it weighed in tons. We know it's 15 metres long which is colossal but how much did it weigh?

@LEFTE-BEHIND 2 This particular specimen : OPH2318 ?

◊ } Around: 15 - 15.6 meters in length & 7.8 - 8.5 tons as far as I searched

Synapsids: please stop breaking size records, we want some too :(

Archosaurs: NO

Well the largest animal in history is a synapsid

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* Known Largest tbh. Icthyosaurs could have potentially suprassed or equalized it

Shhhhh, let the Synapsids be happy

We don't deserve to be Happy until we invented FTL - drive ! Alcubierre Drive ! We need to leave this planet to see the Anglerfish mermaids of Europa / Ganymede / Enceladus ( ! )

@The dragnor Honestly I think my guess of 17 meters maximum is starting to crumble a bit lmao

@Alphastar NGSS I personally interpret that ~ If we find more specimens like NHMUK-R / the maximum length ( of Spinosaurus ) limit could be far more easy to identify. Almost everyone thought out MSNM-V specimen was '' the '' largest known so far. That is proven wrong. So... I don't know.

Truly; nobody expected OPH2318 specimen's recovery / discovery - identification either.

I agree that - I personally believe - between 16 to 17.5 meters would be a whopping maximum of Aegyptiacus. Unless we discover another specimen that dwarfs NHMUK-R and literally all known theropod genuses / clade / specimens ~ in terms of length meters. 0_0