**A Tyrannosaurus rex, known as the largest carnivorous dinosaur, standing by the river, had knife-like teeth measuring up to 14 cm in length. With its powerful jaw strength, it could crush bones of its prey. It had well-developed vision and sense of smell, and is believed to have lived in small groups. On the other hand, the Spinosaurus, resembling a crocodile, had a long snout-like beak and a row of sharp teeth. Its front limbs had large hook-like claws and it primarily caught and ate fish. Mixing the two dinosaurs together, the translation would be: "A mix of a Tyrannosaurus rex, the famous largest carnivorous dinosaur with knife-like teeth measuring up to 14 cm, capable of crushing bones with its powerful jaw, and a Spinosaurus, resembling a crocodile, with a long snout-like beak and a row of sharp teeth. The Spinosaurus had large hook-like claws on its front limbs and primarily caught and ate fish."** - Image #2 <@1099542282945966130>
A Tyrannosaurus rex, known as the largest carnivorous dinosaur, standing by the river, had knifelike teeth measuring up to 14 cm in length. With its powerful jaw strength, it could crush bones of its prey. It had welldeveloped vision and sense of smell, and is believed to have lived in small groups. On the other hand, the Spinosaurus, resembling a crocodile, had a long snoutlike beak and a row of sharp teeth. Its front limbs had large hooklike claws and it primarily caught and ate fish. Mixing the two dinosaurs together, the translation would be A mix of a Tyrannosaurus rex, the famous largest carnivorous dinosaur with knifelike teeth measuring up to 14 cm, capable of crushing bones with its powerful jaw, and a Spinosaurus, resembling a crocodile, with a long snoutlike beak and a row of sharp teeth. The Spinosaurus had large hooklike claws on its front limbs and primarily caught and ate fish.