The mantellisaurus is the iguanodons larger cousin , mantellisaurus size is almost up to the Allosaurus size .
It would seem the mantellisaurus would seem to have 2 tendril like whiskers at the end of it's snout , kind similar to a couple other creatures . (I'm talking about the whiskers you would see on a catfish or an Oriental dragon) .
I believe it uses these tendrils to search for foods .
Mantellisaurus spiked thumbs seem much thicker than the iguanodons spiked thumbs , well thick enough to break apart rocks .
It is very useful in gathering Flint but very little stone .
Mantellisaurus is tamed by passively feeding it corn believe it or not
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The mantellisaurus is the iguanodons larger cousin , mantellisaurus size is almost up to the Allosaurus size .
It would seem the mantellisaurus would seem to have 2 tendril like whiskers at the end of it's snout , kind similar to a couple other creatures . (I'm talking about the whiskers you would see on a catfish or an Oriental dragon) .
I believe it uses these tendrils to search for foods .
Mantellisaurus spiked thumbs seem much thicker than the iguanodons spiked thumbs , well thick enough to break apart rocks .
It is very useful in gathering Flint but very little stone .
Mantellisaurus is tamed by passively feeding it corn believe it or not
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