Macrolemosaurus

Macrolemosaurus(Meaning "Long necked lizard" in Greek), was a relative of Iguanadon, and lived nearby ouranosaurus, spinosaurus, kaprosuchus, and carcharodontosaurus. It is known for its giraffe-like neck, not too short, and not to long. It had a very muscular neck, and even looked like Paraceratherium, the 2nd largest mammal ever to live on land. Its body was very bulky and muscular, and estimates say it would be around 35 feet long, a bit bigger than iguanodon. Females and the young stuck together for protection, as a shown in a bonebed. The bonebed was created, when a herd of 19 members died together, while being chased by a carcharodontosaurus, who also ended up suffocating in the mud. No male specimens were found suggesting they were solitary.