Why were their necks so long?
No one No's exactly why the Sauropods had such long necks. The longest neck of a sauropod on reord was a MAMENCHISAURUS, who's neck was 46 feet long, over half of the dinosaurs body length. Some Sauropods kept their neck stance up like the modern day girraffe does now. Like the Ultrasauros, Sauroposeidon, and the Brachiosaurus. While otherskept their neck parallel to the ground. Like Diplodocids.
Sauropods appeared in the late Triassic period. They became extict by the Cretacious period. (65 million years ago.) Sauropods have been found in every continet except for Antartica. They are the largest land animals ever discovered.
Some of the Dinosaurs in te Sauropod period are:
Amargosaurus, Apatosaurus, Barosaurus, Branchiosaurus, Camarasaurus, Diplodocus, Jenenschia, Mamenchisaurus, Paralittan, Quaesitosaurus, Saltasaurus, Seismosaurus, Supersaurus, Ultrasaurus, Vulcanodon, and Zigongosaurus.
And I am sure that there will be more Sauropods found in the future!
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