Animatronic dinosaur of Brachiosaurus

The animatronic brachiosaurus in the animatronic dinosaurs is a large dinosaur. They lived in the late Jurassic century. The longest can reach 26 meters in length, 13 meters to 16 meters in height, and weigh tens of tons. The front legs of the large dinosaur Brachiosaurus are taller and much longer than the hind legs, which can help them support the weight of its super-long neck. Due to the shoulders rising, the entire body of the brachiosaurus tilts along the shoulders, and the brachiosaurus shoulders It is about 6 meters above the ground, and whenever it raises its head, it is about 12 meters above the ground, so that they can forage branches and leaves of high treetops. The noses of long-necked dinosaurs such as Brachiosaurus, Thunder Dragon, Liang Liang, etc. all grow on the top of their heads. Of course, it is easy for such tall animals to eat the branches and leaves of tall branches.

Like other giant phytophagous dinosaurs, Brachiosaurus also has a small neck with an open neck. The mound on the top is its nose. Our large animatronic dinosaur brachiosaurus has a huge body, long neck, and long tail with a small head. Brachiosaurus has a huge, strong heart that continuously pumps blood from the brachiosaurus’ neck to its cerebellum. Some paleontologists even think that it may have several hearts to pump blood through its huge body. Brachiosaurus eats the young leaves on the treetops, and other herbivores are enough.

Animatronic dinosaur product of Brachiosaurus

Brachiosaurus relies on its long neck and can easily eat the leaves of high places. Brachiosaurus needs to eat a lot of food to replenish his huge body growth and energy required to move around. Brachiosaurus can eat about 1,500 kilograms a day, ten times that of an elephant. The dinosaur fossil of Brachiosaurus was first discovered by Riggs in 1900. In 1903, it named this brachiosaurus “Brachiosaurus”, but the dinosaur fossils at that time were not complete, creating a complete exhibition of animatronic dinosaur fossils for you. The most complete brachiosaurus fossil was found in a mine in 1907. The entire process of excavating dinosaur fossils took 4 years, and a total of 250 tons of fossils were shipped out. We not only provide simulation dinosaur exhibition, but also provide simulation dinosaur fossil exhibition, simulation fossil display cabinet, large simulation tyrannosaurus simulation brachiosaurus fossil, simulation dinosaur excavation and so on.