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Como ver Deinocheirus en 3D


Deinocheirus 3D Viewer shows a giant Mongolian ornithomimosaur - panel length 11 m, panel mass 6.4 t. Drag, zoom, toggle a 1.8 m person, click a body region.


Open page and control camera

Open the viewer and wait for the facts panel. Orbit with pointer, zoom with wheel or pinch. Fullscreen keeps controls visible. Optional glTF may swap from CDN; procedural silhouette remains on failure.


Four controls under the canvas

Compare four Deinocheirus canvas controls using the four points in this diagram.
Fullscreen, stop spin, idle motion, size vs human.

Four controls under the canvas:

  • Fullscreen - fills display keeping buttons visible
  • Stop rotation / Auto-rotate - freezes or resumes auto-spin
  • Idle motion - adds subtle sway; tap again for Stand still
  • Size vs human - shows 1.8 m person at honest panel length ratio (11 m)

Read facts panel and click a body part

about 11 m panel baseline (Lee et al. 2014; Paul 2016 about 11.5 m; Molina-Perez and Larramendi 2016 about 12 m); about 3.5 m hip (panel baseline); about 5-7 t (panel baseline 6.4 t / 6,358 kg; Paul 2016 about 5 t; Molina-Perez and Larramendi 2016 about 7 t; Campione and Evans 2020 about 6.5 t); about 72-66 Mya Late Cretaceous; Nemegt Formation, Mongolia; omnivore (fish and plants in gut contents); Osmolska and Roniewicz 1970; Lee et al. 2014 resolved body plan. Huge arms about 2.4 m; sail-backed torso; beaked omnivore. Do not conflate with smaller ornithomimids such as Gallimimus. Artistic color. CC-BY-SA 4.0 glTF (seth the yutyrannus via Printables 774263) is stylized, not a laser scan. Not a fossil-accurate skeleton.


What this how-to is not

Controls walkthrough only - no AR, no single mass outside published range, does not conflate Deinocheirus with smaller ornithomimids such as Gallimimus, no game score. See size comparison and vs AR guides.

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