Amargasaurus Mugs

A blue amargasaurus

A fossil collector once looked at this magnificent design and spent millions of years telling his pals to get it. His favorite prehistoric animal has finally been made. This cool design isn't extinct anymore!

Amargasaurus

Amargasaurus skull silhouette, with missing bits based on Bajadasaurus & Diplodocus

I present Amargasaurus cazaui, (meaning “La Amarga lizard”) a sauropod that roamed in what is now Argentina during the Early Cretaceous period, about 129.4 to 122.46 million years ago. Though it was not the larges sauropod in environment, or it’s genera within the overall family (Dicraeosauridae), it was definitely one of the weirdest dinosaurs ever discovered. Amargasaurus distinguished itself from other Sauropods by sporting 2 rows of bony spines that ran along it’s neck, scientists have speculated as to the purpose of this adaptation by proposing everything from them supporting body heat regulating sails, being percussive instruments, a means of defense, and a way to attract mates and recognize their species.

Amargasaurus illustration from my dinosaurs set.

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An adorable baby Amargasaurus!

This Amargasaurus is dying to tell you something: rawr

A parody cover of the first appearance of the Fantastic Four

Amargasaurus is a medium size relative of diplodocus, it lived in the early cretaceous and known to had two pairs for large sails on its neck.

watercolor dinosaurs with vibrant colors

Show your pride and your love of dinosaurs with this cute amargasaurus!

Dinosaurs are rad(ioactive)!