Spinosaurus, an intriguing dinosaur from the Cretaceous period, is believed to have been a proficient swimmer in shallow waters rather than the open sea. Its skeletal adaptations, such as its elongated snout and conical teeth, suggest a diet focused on fish and aquatic prey. Spinosaurus’ partially webbed feet and streamlined body made it well-suited for navigating rivers and swamps, indicating that it primarily inhabited inland waterways. This specialization in shallow-water environments sets Sp