The Fast and Unique Carnotaurus

What if I told you there was a dinosaur so fast… scientists think it could OUTRUN almost every predator

alive today?” Meet Carnotaurus, one of the strangest and fastest meat-eaters of the dinosaur

world. Carnotaurus lived about 70 million years ago in South America.

It was lightning-quick hunter with long, powerful legs built for speed. Some scientists

think it was one of the fastest large dinosaurs ever, possibly reaching speeds of over 30

miles per hour. Its name means “meat-eating bull,” and it’s easy to see why: Carnotaurus had

two sharp horns above its eyes and a short, deep skull built for quick,

crushing bites. But the weirdest part? Its arms were even smaller than a T.