<p>Inhabiting the lush island of Ile Saint-Hubert (Site C) with warm coastal waters, this particular Spinosaurus is much more different then its Sorna counterpart. While its Sorna counterpart lines more in what we used to know SpinosaurusHead Spinosaurus with longer hind limbs and a more traditional theropod body shape and morphology- Site C's Spinosaurus much more line with what we now know of Spinosaurus. With a a paddle like tail, longer neck, and a more M or square shaped sail along with shorter legs and webbed feet. Its unknown when these Spinosaurus were cloned but given how Ingen wasn't afraid to genetically alter certain species to appear more like monsters then actual animals; Its likely these Spinosaurs were the first trial runs of eventually creating the Sorna Spinosaurus. And Ingen seeing how these Spinosaurus, even if being more accurate didn't align with that the late 90s and early 2000s depictions of the animals merely abandoned them to Site C to eventually build a symbiotic relationship with the islands Mosasaurus.</p>

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