what was the biggest carnivorous dinosaur?

Question

how big? how heavy? how tall? what species?
for example:
dino family:
dino species:

Answer 1

The largest known carnivorous dinosaur was Spinosaurus, which was a theropod dinosaur (the same suborder as the other giant 2 legged carnivorous dinos).

It measured 15 to 17.4 metres (49.2 to 57.1 feet) long and stood at 5 to 6 metres (16 to 20 feet) in height adn weighed up to 9 tons. This is SIGNIFICANTLY bigger than other giant carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus or Giganotosaurus (and with respect to answer No.1 supersaurus was a plant-eater).

Answer 2

Biggest Carnivorous Dinosaur

Answer 3

Tyrannosaurus rex is so famous because for nearly a century it was the largest and most powerful known predator. There are several other theropods (carnivorous dinos) that rival it in size, such as the allosaurs Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus, and the spinosaur Spinosaurus, but while they may exceed it in length, the large tyrannosaurs were much more powerfully built. The scene mentioned in Jurassic Park 3 would not have played out the way it did in real life (of course, it never could have happened anyway, those species were separated by the atlantic ocean and about 30 million years.) Spinosaurus was not "WAY" bigger than T. rex. It was about 5-8' longer, with a long slender build. It's kinda like comparing a water monitor and a komodo dragon. The water monitor might be a foot or two longer, but the komodo dragon is much heavier P.S. It's "T. rex" not "T-Rex"

Answer 4

T. Rex

Some were bigger than others, over the millions of years.

Answer 5

I think it was the Allosurus, but I think they have now speculated on a different, supersaurus.

Answer 6

The tyranasaurus.....T Rex.