Introduction

Sauropods were a group of long-necked, herbivorous dinosaurs that dominated the Mesozoic era. They were the largest land animals to ever exist, reaching incredible sizes.

Anatomy and Size

Sauropods were characterized by their long necks, small heads, massive bodies, and pillar-like legs. Some species, such as Argentinosaurus, may have reached lengths of over 100 feet.

Feeding Habits

Sauropods were herbivores, feeding on vast quantities of plants to sustain their massive bodies. Their long necks allowed them to reach high into the trees.

Lifestyle

Sauropods likely lived in herds and migrated long distances in search of food.