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How tall is Brachiosaurus?

Brachiosaurus uses the 12.4-meter adult height listed by Jurassic World Alive, with a raised-neck standing pose.

Brachiosaurus, Jurassic World Alive · licensed game profile. Listed average adult height · Jurassic World Alive: 12.4 meters, illustrative estimate.
Interpretive likeness of the Jurassic World Alive game design. The selected height is calibrated; other dimensions, scales, coloration and pose remain illustrative.

12.4 m

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The licensed Jurassic World Alive website gives Brachiosaurus an average adult height of 12.4 meters. This is the selected game-profile value; it is not a measurement of the 1993 filming model or a claim about every animated pose.

The high shoulders, columnar forelimbs and raised neck define this silhouette. The vertical comparison runs from the standing foot baseline to the skull at the top of the neck. A lowered feeding pose would occupy less vertical space, while the extended tail does not set the height anchor.

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Brachiosaurus uses the licensed Jurassic World Alive adult height reference of 12.4 meters.

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