Isisaurus

Isisaurus was a uniquely proportioned titanosaurian sauropod characterized by an exceptionally robust, vertical neck and long forelimbs that gave it a high-browsing silhouette similar to a modern giraffe. Fossilized dung reveals a diverse diet composed of conifer needles, flowering plants, and wood fungi, suggesting it fed across multiple canopy layers. Roaming the river valleys of the Indian subcontinent during the Late Cretaceous, it coexisted with apex abelisaurid predators amidst widespread volcanism from the Deccan Traps.