Baryonyx had a low, narrow skull and long jaws lined with dozens of teeth. Remains of a fish have been found inside the ribcage of one skeleton of this dinosaur, supporting the notion that it ate fish at least some of the time. The large hands of Baryonyx were tipped with powerful claws and may have been useful for grasping slippery prey. The rocks in which fossils of this dinosaur have been found indicate that it lived near rivers, lakes, and coastlines. In contrast to its close relative Spinosaurus, which had very long spines on its back, Baryonyx had much shorter spines.For over 25 years, Safari Ltd. has been proud to provide this premier line of scale model, dinosaur collectibles. These award winning dinosaur replicas are authenticated by the paleontologists of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, who houses the largest collection of dinosaur fossils in the world. Each Carnegie dinosaur can have up to 25 steps of hand painting to ensure the highest quality in the world marketplace.