This creature was the proud owner of the largest claws of all time, which measured around 70 centimetres in length. But none were more astonishingly bizarre than Therizinosaurus. Seventy-five million years ago, the Mongolian desert was home to dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes. The giant claw - the Mongolian desert of the Late Cretaceous You are here: BBC > Science & Nature > Prehistoric Life > Age of the Dinosaurs > Rise and Fall. Thank you for your cooperation.Age of the dinosaurs Human beginnings Games & quizzes Picture galleries Latest news If you post to this subreddit and do not declare a team allegiance by selecting user flair, it is somewhat likely that you will be considered a mammal and subsequently eaten to protect the eggs.
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