Brachiosaurus

See also: Brontosaurus

Brachiosauruses are perhaps the tallest members of the sauropod family of dinosaurs.¹ They have long necks, which they use to eat leaves from trees too tall for other creatures to reach. They are found alone, in pairs or in herds of up to a dozen creatures.

If threatened, they can attempt to swat attackers with their long tails, or simply stampede over whatever is in their path.