Baryonyx Dinocrocuta Approximate measurements of the Charonosaurus:

Approximate measurements of the Charonosaurus:

although most known specimens range between 3 and 5 meters in length

and although its exact diet is unknown

Although its dimensions have been adjusted

Baryonyx Dinocrocuta Approximate measurements of the Charonosaurus:Baryonyx (Baryonyx walkeri) was a theropod dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period, approximately 130 to 125 million years ago. The name "Baryonyx" comes from the Greek "barys" meaning "heavy" and "onyx" meaning "claw", reflecting the huge claws this dinosaur possessed. The Baryonyx was a large dinosaur, measuring approximately 8 10 meters long and weighing around 2 tons. It had a long, low skull, measuring approximately 75 centimeters long.