How Fast Was The Brontosaurus?
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Hmm. I wonder. Due to the massive size of the dinosaur, it was expected that these dinosaurs might have a slow speed of moving. However, the opposite is true. The Bronto sous could reach speeds up between 12 and 18 miles an hour. The Bronto OSA was roughly 72 feet in length and 80.3 feet in height.
The dinosaur could weigh from 14 to 17 tons, which is the equivalent to about three elephants. Its neck could reach up and to over 19 feet in length. The OSA was not an aggressive dinosaur, even though it was huge. They did not attack other predators, but they would defend themselves with the big tail, which could cause severe damage to their opponent.