The Lufengosaurus was a relative to the larger sauropods like Brachiosaurs but was smaller with a shorter neck and tail. Despite their smaller size (about 30 feet from nose to tail), they were still able to reach vegetation from the trees by standing up on their hind legs for short periods of time.
The Lufengosaurus was a relative to the larger sauropods like Brachiosaurs but was smaller with a shorter neck and tail. Despite their smaller size (about 30 feet from nose to tail), they were still able to reach vegetation from the trees by standing up on their hind legs for short periods of time.