Baryonyx
Name	Baryonyx (BEAR-ee-ON-ix)
Means	Heavy claw
Period	Early Cretaceous
Where	England, Northern Spain, Morocco
Size	Length: 30 feet Height: 8 feet Weight: 4,000 lbs
	Plunging into the river in pursuit of food, much like a modern grizzly bear, Baryonyx used its 12” curved, hooked-like claw on its largest digit, or finger, to catch a fish before 96 teeth clamped down on the hapless victim. Or did it hunt stealthily from the bank like a heron or egret do today? Scientists hold differing views but either way we do know that Baryonyx was one of the few fishermen of the dinosaur world.