Rhoetosaurus may have weighed 20 tonnes- as much as four elephants. They were quadrupeds (four-footed) and they existed in many parts of the world,

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Rhoetosaurus may have weighed 20 tonnes- as much as four elephants. They were quadrupeds (four-footed) and they existed in many parts of the world, probably from about 210 million years ago (at the start of the Jurassic Period) to 65 million years ago (at the end of the Cretaceous Period). Every large animal has to adapt to the problems of weight and Rhoetosaurus was no exception. Its legs had to support the body's weight, and withstand the impact of stepping without the pressure becoming too great for the joint cartilages. its most powerful defensive weapon was its long supple tail. Massive muscles attached to the tail vertebrae, and more supple joints at the base and tip of the tail, allowed the tail to be swept around with great agility and force.

Many sauropod dinosaurs lived in the late Jurassic period. They dominated the landscape. There was a minor mass extinction towards the end of the Jurassic period. During this extinction, most of the enormous sauropod dinosaurs died out. No one knows what caused this extinction.

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