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Drag to rotate the Majungasaurus, scroll or pinch to zoom, and click a body part - the short snout, the skull horn, or a stocky hind leg - to read what fossils tell us about it. The panel beside the model carries the real figures.

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Majungasaurus was a Late Cretaceous abelisaurid from Madagascar with a single rounded horn on the skull roof; turn on the human figure to see how a person compares to its body.

The colors and skin here are an artistic reconstruction; fossils preserve bone, not soft tissue or color. This model is not a fossil-accurate skeleton. The measurements in the panel follow published estimates, with ranges shown where sources disagree.

Majungasaurus 3D Viewer


This page renders a Majungasaurus as a 3D model you can spin in the browser - drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom, toggle a 1.8 m person beside it for scale, and click the snout, skull horn, or a hind leg to read a fact about that part.

Majungasaurus lived in the Late Cretaceous, about 70 to 66 million years ago, in Madagascar. Typical adults measured about 5.6 to 7 m long and about 0.75 to 1.1 tonnes. It is an abelisaurid with a short, broad snout and a single rounded horn on the skull roof - different from Carnotaurus, which has paired brow horns and lived in South America.

MeasureFigure
Lengthabout 5.6-7 m typical; some larger individuals possibly over 8 m
Standing heightabout 2-2.5 m at the hips for a large adult
Weightabout 0.75-1.1 tonnes commonly cited
When it lived70-66 million years ago (Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian)
DietCarnivore (including evidence of feeding on other Majungasaurus)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Majungasaurus different from Carnotaurus?

Both are abelisaurids, but Majungasaurus lived in Madagascar and carries a single rounded horn on the skull roof. Carnotaurus lived in South America and has paired brow horns. This site has a separate Carnotaurus viewer for comparison.

How big was Majungasaurus?

Typical adults are estimated at about 5.6 to 7 m long and about 0.75 to 1.1 tonnes. Some fragmentary remains suggest larger individuals. Turn on the human figure to see the scale against a 1.8 m person.

When and where did it live?

In the Late Cretaceous Maastrichtian, about 70 to 66 million years ago, in Madagascar (Maevarano Formation).

Did Majungasaurus eat its own kind?

Tooth marks on Majungasaurus bones match Majungasaurus teeth, which is published evidence of cannibalism or scavenging of the same species. The panel cites that as fossil evidence, not as a unique behavioral claim beyond what the bones show.

Is the model scientifically accurate?

The proportions follow published figures, but soft-tissue color is an artistic reconstruction. This model is not a fossil-accurate skeleton. Length, weight, and age figures are real published values, with ranges cited because sources vary.

Do I need to install anything to view it?

No. The model renders in your browser with WebGL - no app, no account, and nothing about your visit is sent to a server. When available, a free-licensed glTF model may swap in after first paint.