anumneus
Anumneus is a genus of prehistoric predatory dinosaurs that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, around 145 to 125 million years ago. The name Anumneus is derived from the Greek word "anumneus," meaning "furious" or "mad," likely due to the fierce and formidable nature of these giant carnivores.
Anumneus was a bipedal theropod, characterized by its distinctive large size and robust build. It is believed
Fossil remains of Anumneus have been found primarily in what is now Europe, Australia, and Western North
Anumneus is considered to be a close relative of the well-known carnivorous dinosaurs Allosaurus and Saurophaganax.