Among large carnivorous predators, very few found themselves equipped to handle the size and power of Carcharodontosaurus (kaar·kr·uh·daan·tuh·saw·ruhs). This cousin to the American T-Rex is found predominantly in Northern Africa where these animals grew to roughly 38 feet long and weighted about 4 tons. While their arms were short and as seemingly useless as it’s larger cousin, The African T-Rex had powerful jaws that could lift an animal of nearly 1000 lbs.

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About The Fossil:

Name:	Carcharodontosaurus (Tyrannosaurus Rex – Africa)
Fossil Type:	Teeth
Age:	95 Million Years (Cretaceous Period)
Location:	Kem Kem Beds, Taouz, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco
Size:	4.4 Inches (white background) & 1.4 inches (black background)