Saltriovenator, the biggest early Jurassic Theropod

Saltriovenator zanellai was a ceratosaur from the early Jurassic (199-197 million years ago) in Italy, tho fragmentary, it is believed to be so far the biggest early jurassic theropod discovered.
animals included:
-Saltriovenator zanella
-horseshoe crab
-Eryma
-italien Dimorphodontid (unspecified species)
-Chondrosteus
music:
Barnabas (by The Flight)
• Barnabas | Assassin's ...
Forgotten Isle (by The Flight)
• Forgotten Isle | Assas...
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[@Mr._Tyrannosaur]

your clay models remind me of fred the dinosaurman so much loved it

[@RamanNoodles01]

Wait, this _isn’t_ Fred the Allosaurus?

[@Mr._Tyrannosaur]

@@RamanNoodles01 oops my bad

[@RamanNoodles01]

@@Mr._Tyrannosaur my life is a lie

[@thelittleal1212]

@@RamanNoodles01I’m not.
Odd assumption to Think that I am.
I do significantly worse claymation than him

[@chubibi06]

@@thelittleal1212 sure, but you're keeping the artmanship alive (and you'll get even better than Fred, eventually)

[@vasilijrappana2335]

Dimorphodon is just chilling there.

[@kazmabones]

all of your dino animations are so charming, i love your work so much! it's really nice to see how many lesser-known species you showcase, i didn't even know this guy existed but now i'm so delighted that salty here was enjoying the beach bum lifestyle long before they invented folding chairs and margaritas.

[@BillfromIdaho]

I love these Saturday morning claymations

[@thelittleal1212]

Hmm, kinda like that name “Saturday morning claymations”, I guess you could refer to that

[@BillfromIdaho]

Yeah i wake up early on Saturday to watch the new video:)

[@chubibi06]

Never heard of Saltriovenator before ; gotta look it up !

[@johnaldrickmiguel5448]

Ahh yes, Ceratosaurus long lost Italian cousin 🇮🇹 you're so natural

[@thelittleal1212]

Or great grandfather, considering it lived after the end of the Triassic

[@johnaldrickmiguel5448]

Older than san Marino 🤔

[@Sucho.1]

When i dont read the "saltriovenator", i thought its was a ceratosaurus

[@maozilla9149]

nice

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love this theropod, and I love this video

[@HoopsAndDinoMan]

How big are your models usually?

[@thelittleal1212]

Hmm, depends.
The biggest and longest ones are usually like 17-22 cm, the saltriovenator for example I think was 18-19.
While the more middle sized are 10-15.
For the extremely small ones, the lobster and fish I think was like 2,5-3 cm