What is a spinosaurus diet?

Spinosaurus's long, narrow snout, filled with conical, interlocking teeth, as well as evidence of possible pressure sensors for detecting fish they couldn't see in the water, all hint at fishing being their specialty. Additionally, partially digested fish scales were found in the stomach area of a Spinosaurus specimen, and oxygen isotopes suggest that they had a semiaquatic lifestyle. Thus, we can safely say that Spinosaurus was mostly piscivorous, or fish eating, but, like other large predators, they probably also scavenged opportunistically and hunted small land animals.