The Bajadasaurus is a particularly impressive dinosaur. That's mainly thanks to the long spiny spikes running along its back. I wonder if the otherwise peaceful herbivore uses them to defend itself against attackers.
In any case, they look pretty scary, poking out of its head and neck all over. Best keep your distance!<br><br>The Bajadasaurus trots through the jungle in a leisurely manner. It's probably looking for a lush meadow to graze.
It also needs a substantial meal if it wants to maintain its weight – a remarkable 4,000 kilograms. To ensure that no one disturbs it while dining, it has deterrent spines along its neck and back. While it appears to be pretty fierce, it's actually quite a nice dino.
It just likes to have a little peace and quiet while eating... This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5133-00-189-9287, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
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| head_shape | INVERTED CONE |
| point_type | CONVENTIONAL |
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| body_length | 4.250 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| point_angle | 118.0 DEGREES NOMINAL |
| shank_style | STRAIGHT ROUND |
| corner_shape | SQUARE ALL CORNERS |
| NSN | 5133-00-189-9287 |
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| SHANK DIAMETER | 0.093 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| CUTTING ROTATION DIRECTION | RIGHT-HAND |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | JOBBERS LG; WIRE SIZE 42 |
| POINT ANGLE | 118.0 DEGREES NOMINAL |
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