The yellow-orange Spinosaurus in the Great Dinosaurs Colection would have been perfectly camouflged in a sandy environment. The tail bends down to help support the figure (two-footed dinosaurs are often frustratingly unstable), and it is in quite a static pose. but it is very accurate, with the long narrow snout for catching fish, enlarged hand claw, and tall dorsal spine (from which it gets its name). Available here $.
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I thought, it had three claws
The Spinosaurus didn’t live in Africa, because Africa wasn’t descoverd back then, it would be in the place now known as Africa.
What is the climate?