The creature lived on the island 125 million years ago and would have fed on fish and a variety of other animals, including dinosaurs.
(Picture: PA)The remains of Europe’s largest ever land-based hunter, which measured the length of a squash court, have been found on the Isle of Wight.
Several prehistoric bones belonging to the two-legged, crocodile-faced spinosaurid dinosaur were discovered and analysed by scientists from the University of Southampton.
